TOS wrote: never understood the adoration of unbreakable
https://youtu.be/BN4x4apRrpY?t=87
That.
Donkey Butter wrote: Spider-Man Homecoming
It was a Spider-Man movie so naturally I liked it. however (stop reading now if you don't want spoilers, I don't know how to do those mask your text thing so just stop reading this) [spoiler]there was too much involvement from Iron Man, (yes I know Spidey is being brought into the marvel movies now, but I just didn't like that part of it.) But Parker is supposed to be a self made man, not relying on some billionaire to help him along the way.[/spoiler]It just felt like they strayed a bit from the comics and cartoons. I mean MJ wasn't even called Mary Jane, they named her Michelle or something.
I did like Tom Holland though. Thought he did a good job of it.
ukimalefu wrote:Yori wrote: Re-watched Léon on Blu-ray last night. Gary Oldman is so wonderfully OTT as the bad guy in that film.![]()
He is so wonderfully Gary Oldman![]()
jkahless wrote:Donkey Butter wrote: Spider-Man Homecoming
It was a Spider-Man movie so naturally I liked it. however (stop reading now if you don't want spoilers, I don't know how to do those mask your text thing so just stop reading this) [spoiler]there was too much involvement from Iron Man, (yes I know Spidey is being brought into the marvel movies now, but I just didn't like that part of it.) But Parker is supposed to be a self made man, not relying on some billionaire to help him along the way.[/spoiler]It just felt like they strayed a bit from the comics and cartoons. I mean MJ wasn't even called Mary Jane, they named her Michelle or something.
I did like Tom Holland though. Thought he did a good job of it.
I haven't seen it, but that hidden bit does seem to be internally consistent with what happened in civil war. That sort of thing would naturally follow.
DEyncourt wrote:(BTW: there is no such island).
Ribtor wrote: The Librarian movies (2004-2008) Noah Wyle, Bob Newhart. Cheap family-friendly action adventure stories about a librarian of ancient artifacts who goes on adventures. A bit of fun. I like that it's not trying too hard to explain and excuse all the plot holes. Mostly for kids.
Ribtor wrote: The Librarian movies (2004-2008) Noah Wyle, Bob Newhart. Cheap family-friendly action adventure stories about a librarian of ancient artifacts who goes on adventures. A bit of fun. I like that it's not trying too hard to explain and excuse all the plot holes. Mostly for kids.
ukimalefu wrote:Ribtor wrote: The Librarian movies (2004-2008) Noah Wyle, Bob Newhart. Cheap family-friendly action adventure stories about a librarian of ancient artifacts who goes on adventures. A bit of fun. I like that it's not trying too hard to explain and excuse all the plot holes. Mostly for kids.
movies? plural? I never saw those. I like the tv show.
Pithecanthropus wrote: Rogue One. My second viewing. I still don't love it like all the fan boys do, and here's why: it's no fun. It's a war movie with lasers instead of guns.
I still give it a B-.
DukeofNuke wrote: I, too saw Rogue One last weekend. I hadn't realized it had made it to Netflix until one of the boys found it.
I liked it, though I too found it to be quite "dark and gritty"; [spoiler]especially the way all the heroes die in the end.[/spoiler]
DukeofNuke wrote: I, too saw Rogue One last weekend. I hadn't realized it had made it to Netflix until one of the boys found it.
I liked it, though I too found it to be quite "dark and gritty"; [spoiler]especially the way all the heroes die in the end.[/spoiler]
arkayn wrote:DukeofNuke wrote: I, too saw Rogue One last weekend. I hadn't realized it had made it to Netflix until one of the boys found it.
I liked it, though I too found it to be quite "dark and gritty"; [spoiler]especially the way all the heroes die in the end.[/spoiler]
I look at it this way, [spoiler]it explains why none of them were in the original movie.[/spoiler]
Ribtor wrote: If future Star Wars films explain-away plot with alternate universes like Star Trek, will fans rebel?
ukimalefu wrote:Pithecanthropus wrote: Rogue One. My second viewing. I still don't love it like all the fan boys do, and here's why: it's no fun. It's a war movie with lasers instead of guns.
I still give it a B-.
It's a Star WARS movie. "A war movie with lasers instead of guns", indeed.
I liked it MORE on the second viewing.
Now I want a Chirrut movie.![]()