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I would suggest skipping jw3 and go straight to jw4, because 3 is the weakest in my opinion. Whereas 4 is probably the greatest action movie ever made. But don't skip lol there's a lot of plot points from 3 that carry over to 4.
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I really liked it, I went to the cinema to watch it in 3D and all, and I had a great time. I think it's all about the visuals and the nostalgia, the plot is very basic indeed but it doesn't ruin the fun.
I'm currently watching every single Puppet Master movie on Tubi. I loved them when I was younger, but there was only three movies back then. Now there's fourteen, and they get REALLY bad once you get to the later ones. They were never all that good, but they were fun at least, and the new ones are difficult to watch even if it's just to make fun of them.
I'm watching them until I get to the Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich at least, though, because it was written by the same person who wrote and directed Bone Tomahawk which was an incredibly well written (and dark and disturbing) movie, so I'm really curious about it.
I'm watching them until I get to the Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich at least, though, because it was written by the same person who wrote and directed Bone Tomahawk which was an incredibly well written (and dark and disturbing) movie, so I'm really curious about it.
I tried to watch the Dungeons and Dragons movie on two separate occasions, and I just couldn't get into it on either time when I tried, I found it boring and annoying and just plain meh.
But I watched the new Apple TV show "SILO", 2 episodes are out and wow, I am already liking this, it keeps you guessing and wondering. If you hate cliff hangers, wait for all episodes to come out so you can binge instead of 1 episode at a time
But I watched the new Apple TV show "SILO", 2 episodes are out and wow, I am already liking this, it keeps you guessing and wondering. If you hate cliff hangers, wait for all episodes to come out so you can binge instead of 1 episode at a time
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Dr Horrible's Sing a long blog, probably the best thing that came out of the 07/08 writers strike imo, I have lost count of how many times I have watched it since it came out. The whole thing is on youtube, if you havnt seen it I recommend giving it a watch.
My friends and I started impromptu a "Saturday movie night", so I've actually been watching some movies lately. Last week was Everything Everywhere All At Once, which immediately became a favorite of mine. I"m a sucker for quirky, ambitious, stylish movies that you can just allow to wash over you. Last night, I saw The Northman. Not bad, but artsier than I was expecting. I came in expecting Conan, and got more Hamlet, instead, but I liked the portrayal of mysticism in it, and the overall feel of a quest.
Saturday was The Princess Bride. It is absolutely my favorite movie of all time. I've seen it countless times, and can play it out in my head, which is quite a feat for a guy who has trouble imagining things. Four of us watched it; three of us had a blast (I even wore my Princess Bride shirt and brought peanuts for the occasion.) Here's a question: do you or anyone you know not like The Princess Bride? Is it possible? I get there are stylistic choices that might not land, like it's intentionally cheap-looking and cheesy, because that's the pastiche it's emulating -- swashbuckling fantasy B-movies and public TV costume melodrama. But the guy who didn't like it said it didn't make any sense, which, well, doesn't make any sense. Dude lives for Broadway musicals, and The Princess Bride doesn't make sense? The other people in our group wanted to watch it because the one hadn't seen it -- and had been refusing to watch it up to that point. I'd just as soon not make him watch it because I'd rather not have one of my friends be a downer about something so important to me, but honestly, it just felt like he'd gone into it having decided he didn't want to like it, more to be a contrarian than anything. Kind of a bummer, but whatever.
Saturday was The Princess Bride. It is absolutely my favorite movie of all time. I've seen it countless times, and can play it out in my head, which is quite a feat for a guy who has trouble imagining things. Four of us watched it; three of us had a blast (I even wore my Princess Bride shirt and brought peanuts for the occasion.) Here's a question: do you or anyone you know not like The Princess Bride? Is it possible? I get there are stylistic choices that might not land, like it's intentionally cheap-looking and cheesy, because that's the pastiche it's emulating -- swashbuckling fantasy B-movies and public TV costume melodrama. But the guy who didn't like it said it didn't make any sense, which, well, doesn't make any sense. Dude lives for Broadway musicals, and The Princess Bride doesn't make sense? The other people in our group wanted to watch it because the one hadn't seen it -- and had been refusing to watch it up to that point. I'd just as soon not make him watch it because I'd rather not have one of my friends be a downer about something so important to me, but honestly, it just felt like he'd gone into it having decided he didn't want to like it, more to be a contrarian than anything. Kind of a bummer, but whatever.
I just watched Bullet Train a couple of days ago. I really enjoyed it a lot. I clearly recommend it if you are into action comedies.
“The Evil Dead Rise”. The 1st scene was great, but then it becomes a mish mash of nostalgia to the original franchise, combined with homages to John Carpenter, Stanley Kubrick and Mama. All they needed was to cast Jessica Chastain in the lead role
Something doesn’t stick, and the hyper self awareness of this movie makes it the very opposite of funny or entertaining, it makes it super hyper emo and cumbersome. Less dialogue and more action next time I say.
Something doesn’t stick, and the hyper self awareness of this movie makes it the very opposite of funny or entertaining, it makes it super hyper emo and cumbersome. Less dialogue and more action next time I say.
I thought I was the only one who didn't like it! Everyone I know was talking about how good it was. I'm a big fan of the other movies and the TV series and I thought this was the worst one.“The Evil Dead Rise”. The 1st scene was great, but then it becomes a mish mash of nostalgia to the original franchise, combined with homages to John Carpenter, Stanley Kubrick and Mama. All they needed was to cast Jessica Chastain in the lead role
I like Jet Li and most of his movies, my absolute favourite ones are "Fearless", "Unleashed", and "War"
I last watched Silo, and soon later today I will watch the new episode of "From"
I've watched 1 episode so far and I'm saving/waiting for the rest to binge on. How is it so far compared to season 1?
I have so much time on my hands because I work graveyard right now, if I can find things that I'll like, I'm going through them pretty quick. So, I got some "in under the wire" viewing in this week.
I finally watched all of Metalocalypse before it left HBO Max. Definitely worth the time. The Doomstar Requiem opera was a great way to end it, and I can definitely see why fans have been begging for another season all these years. I do wonder what it means for the current movie production that the show has been removed from HBO Max right before the big switch to MAX (which is now Discovery and HBO content.)
Tonight, I heard that Willow was getting scrapped from Disney+. Woof. A show made specifically for the service, and heavily hyped, and it only lasted six months before being nuked. Honestly, I can't say as I blame Disney on this. I couldn't initially make it through the show, and I only went back to watch the remaining episodes because it's going away in a few days. As I'd mentioned in other threads, it might have been a serviceable YA fantasy show on its own, but it is a terrible continuation of the legacy of Willow. I can't recall hating sitting through a show as much as I hated sitting through Willow. But I plowed through the last few episodes tonight, and the last two at least actually managed to find their way to some sort of plot. In that way, it ended stronger than the previous six episodes, which were mostly tedious and annoying, and barely ran on the fumes of nostalgia.
Metalocalypse and the wasted potential of Willow has put me in a dark fantasy mood. Any recommendations? Live action, animation, anime -- any brand or streaming service is welcome (except GoT or its spin-off -- not a fan.)
I finally watched all of Metalocalypse before it left HBO Max. Definitely worth the time. The Doomstar Requiem opera was a great way to end it, and I can definitely see why fans have been begging for another season all these years. I do wonder what it means for the current movie production that the show has been removed from HBO Max right before the big switch to MAX (which is now Discovery and HBO content.)
Tonight, I heard that Willow was getting scrapped from Disney+. Woof. A show made specifically for the service, and heavily hyped, and it only lasted six months before being nuked. Honestly, I can't say as I blame Disney on this. I couldn't initially make it through the show, and I only went back to watch the remaining episodes because it's going away in a few days. As I'd mentioned in other threads, it might have been a serviceable YA fantasy show on its own, but it is a terrible continuation of the legacy of Willow. I can't recall hating sitting through a show as much as I hated sitting through Willow. But I plowed through the last few episodes tonight, and the last two at least actually managed to find their way to some sort of plot. In that way, it ended stronger than the previous six episodes, which were mostly tedious and annoying, and barely ran on the fumes of nostalgia.
Metalocalypse and the wasted potential of Willow has put me in a dark fantasy mood. Any recommendations? Live action, animation, anime -- any brand or streaming service is welcome (except GoT or its spin-off -- not a fan.)
I love Metalocalypse. I actually saw "Dethklok" when they were touring live and got my nose broken at their show. I've been to dozens and dozens of metal shows, and the only time I've gotten an injury was at the one for an imaginary cartoon band.
Evil Dead Rise. The movie was definitely an interesting take from all the rest… there were parts that I could have done without but ultimately I really enjoyed the experience.
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