Batman v Superman
synopsis:
Batman: I'm gonna kill that alien stick fiddler.
Superman: What? No. Btw, my mom's name is Martha.
Batman: What?! No way, mine too! Ok, nevermind. Friends?
wtf?
What was the last movie you saw?
Zeiram (1991) and Zeiram 2 (1994)
Japanese scifi/action movies about interstellar bounty hunter Iriya trying to capture the alien super killer Zeiram while two bumbling idiots get caught up in the mess.
Both movies play like a Super Nintendo game, not a lot of characterization happens here. Even for its time the CGI is very crude, but the practical effects really make up for it. The main reason to watch is for the action and for that case part 2 is better, the actress playing Iriya fully embraces the badassness of the character from the beginning.
They've been on my watch list for years, teenage me would've loved them.
Japanese scifi/action movies about interstellar bounty hunter Iriya trying to capture the alien super killer Zeiram while two bumbling idiots get caught up in the mess.
Both movies play like a Super Nintendo game, not a lot of characterization happens here. Even for its time the CGI is very crude, but the practical effects really make up for it. The main reason to watch is for the action and for that case part 2 is better, the actress playing Iriya fully embraces the badassness of the character from the beginning.
They've been on my watch list for years, teenage me would've loved them.
Man From UNCLE (2015)
Not what I expected (thought it would be Mission Impossible style crap). Very elegant, very cool.
"Loving your work, Cowboy."
Kuryakin is such a badass.
Not what I expected (thought it would be Mission Impossible style crap). Very elegant, very cool.
"Loving your work, Cowboy."
Kuryakin is such a badass.
Aw, he's no fun, he fell right over.
Science is Truth for Life. In FORTRAN tongue the Answer.
...so I'm supposed to find the Shadow King from inside a daiquiri?
Science is Truth for Life. In FORTRAN tongue the Answer.
...so I'm supposed to find the Shadow King from inside a daiquiri?
All The President's Men (1976) Telephones and typewriters.
Pyke notte thy nostrellys
The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972) Weirdness.
Pyke notte thy nostrellys
Hardcore Henry, man that was cool and different. Have to see it again.
apparently the studio butchered it and hyped it out the yin-yang after the "failure" of s vs b
maybe they'll release a director's cut that'll be the way it was originally intende
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TOS wrote:gd wrote: Suicide Squad
... and?
Pretty much this
mmaverick wrote: I have bad news for you.
It was batman vs superman good.
And this
TOS wrote:
apparently the studio butchered it and hyped it out the yin-yang after the "failure" of s vs b
maybe they'll release a director's cut that'll be the way it was originally intende
I actually enjoyed it more than Batman v Superman. The character introduction was good albeit too long. Some parts of the movie were awkward, as if they had tried to mimic the comedy from Deadpool. The fight scenes were good and Deadshot was awesome. Joker starred in the movie for all of 5 minutes so it is impossible to know if Leto makes a good Joker, although there were a few actions Joker did that made me cringe. I liked the soundtrack but it was definitely more youth oriented.
I think the movie is worth it if only to stare at Margot Robbie cosplaying Harley and her glorious assets.
Never take advice from people who have nothing to lose by giving it...
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The making of Amadeus. An interview documentary made in the early 00s featuring Miloš Forman, producer Saul Zaentz, Neville Marriner, writer Peter Shaffer and F. Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce, Geoffrey Jones, Elizabeth Berridge. Inspired casting made the film a classic and the back stage tid-bits actually enhance the film.
Pyke notte thy nostrellys
Gods of Egypt (2016) I liked it. It reminded me of The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad (1958) and The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1974) in style.
Witness For The Prosecution (1957) Charles Laughton, Marlene Dietrich, Elsa Lanchester, Tyrone Power. Directed by Billy Wilder. Perfect.
Witness For The Prosecution (1957) Charles Laughton, Marlene Dietrich, Elsa Lanchester, Tyrone Power. Directed by Billy Wilder. Perfect.
Pyke notte thy nostrellys
TOS wrote: band of brothers
still holds up awesomely after 15 years
just spotted a very young james mcavoy as one of the soldiers
Also a young Simon Pegg. Who was very "interesting" with an American accent.
We watched the first three episodes with my in laws on Saturday night.
I'm sorry Dave...
The Nice Guys (2016) Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling. The two leads are fine, Gosling has a nice comedic touch but there's inordinate death and cruelty in the humour which I find off-putting. A lighter touch with the violence would have suited.
Pyke notte thy nostrellys
Ribtor wrote: The Nice Guys (2016) Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling. The two leads are fine, Gosling has a nice comedic touch but there's inordinate death and cruelty in the humour which I find off-putting. A lighter touch with the violence would have suited.
funny, i had the same thought
and the little kid being a part of the action ... maybe it's just my dadness talking but i found that very dark
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j_tso wrote: Redline (2009)
When the Wachowski brothers' Speed Racer came out I said it was a live action version of the cartoon. This is a crazy anime version of that.
So it's a cartoon version of a live version of a cartoon?
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Get Smart
Yes, it was kind of a dumb movie, but I liked it. Of course, I loved the original Get Smart TV show, so it was tailor made for folks like me. I'm not sure Steve Carell nailed Maxwell Smart, especially since the original 86 wasn't so much socially awkward as just awkward, but his was a good rendition of him. I was also glad they didn't overdo it with the cheesy lines. Just enough to keep the nostalgia machine going. Unfortunately, nearly every character was a departure from the original in some important way, especially 99 (who was probably the most different from the original)
I do think it probably deserved the "good, but not great" rating, but it was an enjoyable romp.
Yes, it was kind of a dumb movie, but I liked it. Of course, I loved the original Get Smart TV show, so it was tailor made for folks like me. I'm not sure Steve Carell nailed Maxwell Smart, especially since the original 86 wasn't so much socially awkward as just awkward, but his was a good rendition of him. I was also glad they didn't overdo it with the cheesy lines. Just enough to keep the nostalgia machine going. Unfortunately, nearly every character was a departure from the original in some important way, especially 99 (who was probably the most different from the original)
I do think it probably deserved the "good, but not great" rating, but it was an enjoyable romp.
