See what can happen if you leave a movie in theaters instead of shunting it on to a streaming service immediately?
I saw Parasite blind. My date picked the movie, think I saw part of a trailer once, but I’m not even sure. What an amazing movie to go in blind. I had no idea what was going to happen or when, it felt like a roller coaster with all the twists and turns.
This is a great idea! Everything is so depressing nowadays.
Feel like i just saw the whole movie lol
That’s a really great idea! I’d 100% watch that.
What doesn’t hold up in Terminator 1? I always figured the movie was bare bones enough that it holds up fine. There’s only a few sci-fi elements in it because it basically takes place in the modern world. I guess because it takes place in the 80’s it’s making the timeline difficult?
I just got back from the theater and thought it was a lot of fun! Maybe it helps that I haven’t seen Prometheus or Covenant? Or Aliens 2? So some of the references went over my head. The slow ramp up also reminded of the first Aliens movie, but once the action started it kept up pretty nonstop.
I’ve seen 1, 2, 4, and 9. So many I still have to see!
The best example of a movie I have on that I mostly enjoyed except the ending is Wonder Woman.
They could keep the CGI-filled studio mandated fight if they want, but then make Diana realize it’s not making both sides stop fighting each other. They just keep on going.
Here’s a how I would do it without any further thought but the 30 seconds I spent writing this comment: There’s a zoom in on Aries as he laughs, telling her he told her so, it wasn’t him, before he disappears, saying he’ll return, empowered by the endless war of humans. Diana realizes she can’t punch her way out of this one, and she’ll have to use love (it’s a classic WW theme), love for humans to make them see the love for each other. Love isn’t easy, it takes time. So she’s going to have to stick around in the world and fight the long fight, this won’t be a single villain she can kick the butt of.
Idk, something like that. Point is, the whole end fight scene shouldn’t imply war is caused by a single evil Greek god.
Maybe he’ll try to combine the next two together? I haven’t finished Messiah yet or finished the third one, but I heard it makes a good trilogy?
This is a good list to save. I’ve never really seen familiar with the Western genre. I’ve never seen any of these. Or Tombstone.
Another annoying part is that it’s supposed to be a more adult version of the original cartoon, and yet it’s the Nickelodeon cartoon that has more faith in their audience (which they’re assuming is literal children) and their ability to understand subtext or gather context over time instead of needing everything up front.
I’ll keep watching since the show is supposed to get better after they get past exposition episodes, but you should be able to split that over time. Then again, they also kind of did that with the first season of the Witcher and that apparently annoyed a lot of people, so maybe the execs are right lol.
I know we’re all tired of reboots but I think this one could be something good. I’m a fan of reboots of things that turned out kinda bad, or weren’t that bad but didn’t really live up to their interesting premise. With better effects and sword fight choreography, this could be a good movie. I just hope they don’t over explain things in the writing like a lot of movies are doing nowadays.
The headline reminds me, I just started watching the new Avatar the Last Airbender Netflix live-action and boy does it over explain things. It ruins the writing in a lot of places. I’m not sure if script writing is a lost art, or producers interfere because they don’t trust the audiences or what. It’s bizarre.
It’s so sad how alone he is. The culture in Israel is so right-wing, so extreme. They like to pretend this liberal with their protests against Netanyahu, but now they’re all calling for blood as if the last 70 years of occupation never happened, as if they haven’t been killing and starving people this whole time.
The kid is right. There’s no military solution to this conflict.
I still liked Romulus, but it’s definitely despite that eye rolling line.