The second is one of my favorite movies of all time
LOLOLOL
Fisher Stevens is a crime against humanity.
I’m sure I’d have had something to say about Tangled if I had seen it, either good or bad. More than Tron Legacy. All I remember is Shia LaBeouf was in it
LOLOLOL
Shit.
Lost Soul- Fasinating documentary about off-kilter cult director Richard Stanley’s attempts to film Welles’ The Island or Doctor Moreau, which eventually transitioned into the notoriously terrible John Frankheimer film. The whole production spiraled so far out of control that it’s almost comical and sad at the same time. A look an indie outsider who got caught up in the Hollywood studio system machine. Arguably a much more interesting story than the mess of a film. If you’re interested in the filmmaking process, and how bad and out-of-control things can get, or just want to see a frankly fascinating story, check it out.
“What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one.”
Neil Postman, Amusing Ourselves to Death
^Yes! That’s a fantastic documentary!
I think Tron Legacy is underrated, as you’ve just done.
A “B-” is underrated? That’s like a “it was pretty good, but a bit lacking in important areas,” which he explained.
From what I can remember of high school, a B- was considered an unexceptional grade barely above mediocre.
The Person in Question
Escape Plan- Stallone and Schwarzenegger, together at last. This would be been the biggest film ever made back in the 90s. Now it’s a modestly-budgeted throwback action movie that deliberately evokes the 80s movies it wants to emulate. Some critics yawned, and they’re entitled to; its a couple of decades out of date. But if you’re willing to put yourself in that mindset, it can also be kind of fun watching Rambo and the Terminator try to escape a sci-fi prison run by Jesus. Some interesting bits of production design, and an enjoyably daft plot involving a futuristic prison-break. Nothing complicated, but it doesn’t intend to be, and Sly and Arnold are, at long last (Expendables excluded), a fun pairing. Vinnie Jones has another role as a brawny henchman. An enjoyable old-style action picture if you like that kind of stuff. And I do.
“What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one.”
Neil Postman, Amusing Ourselves to Death
Saw that in the theater. Whatever we went to see was sold out. I remember that being kind of fun.
I would put this in my sig if I weren’t so lazy.
Black Panther 0/10
Sherlock Gnomes 4/4
The Person in Question
I Haven’t seen Sherlock Gnomes yet. i loved Gnomeo & Juliet
“Get over violence, madness and death? What else is there?”
Also known as Mr. Liquid Jungle.
I Haven’t seen Sherlock Gnomes yet.
Me neither.
The Person in Question
I Haven’t seen Sherlock Gnomes yet.
Me neither.
“Get over violence, madness and death? What else is there?”
Also known as Mr. Liquid Jungle.
The Hobbit Part One (2012)
It’s really terrible.
The Hobbit Part One (2012)
It’s really terrible.
Why do you think this?
The Hobbit Part One (2012)
It’s really terrible.Why do you think this?
Here’s a quick list:
-It looks bad.
-Effects are uneven to put it nicely.
-No chemistry with the cast.
-Boring interpretations of the characters.
-Stupid “humor”.
-Too many additions to the story just to make it an “epic” trilogy.
-Over reliance on phony looking CGI.
-Bad acting.
-Bad dialog.
^Lololol.
Black Panther 0/10
Lolololol.
The Hobbit Part One (2012)
It’s really terrible.
If you think that, definitely don’t watch the other two. The first one is far and away the best of the three.
The Hobbit Part One (2012)
It’s really terrible.If you think that, definitely don’t watch the other two. The first one is far and away the best of the three.
I remember watching them and thinking to myself “why does it feel this much longer than LotR?” “It’s just so boring”
The Hobbit movies were bad and Peter Jackson admits this due to studio interference and not being able to plan it out the way he wanted. The behind-the-scenes is fascinating in how blunt it is about how troubled the production was, a fascination only behind the Phantom Menace BTS.
The Hobbits are remarkably watchable considering the insanely rushed circumstances. I don’t think any of them are bad, though I will say I didn’t like the third very much.
The Hobbits are remarkably watchable considering the insanely rushed circumstances. I don’t think any of them are bad, though I will say I didn’t like the third very much.
^That, except I would call the third one bad, but semantics.
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I didn’t watch the second two Hobbit movies. I was extremely opposed to them making a trilogy out of it.
The Person in Question
I feel bad for everyone involved in the Hobbit movies, especially Guillermo Del Toro and Peter Jackson.
Black Panther 0/10
Lolololol.
Don’t worry, I haven’t seen it.
The Person in Question
The Hobbit Part One (2012)
It’s really terrible.Why do you think this?
Here’s a quick list:
-It looks bad.
-Effects are uneven to put it nicely.
-No chemistry with the cast.
-Boring interpretations of the characters.
-Stupid “humor”.
-Too many additions to the story just to make it an “epic” trilogy.
-Over reliance on phony looking CGI.
-Bad acting.
-Bad dialog.
This may fall under “too many additions to the story,” but if I made my own list it’d be exactly like yours except I’d add “needlessly 3-hours long.”
The Person in Question