Or who they thought the movie was aboutOriginally Posted by Grimario
Or who they thought the movie was about
i was gonna go see it but i overheard someone saying that Freddie dies so great its all been spoiled no point going now.
so inconsiderate.
Not quite movie but just saw Book of Mormon and it was fantastic.
Amber Heard
I heard it was silly but they embraced the silliness and for the most part it worked.Amber Heard
Had an Indiana Jones vibe to it at some stages. Overall not too bad.
Watched Split the other night. Good but so ****ed up
I watched the movie 'Threads' the other day - it's an 80s made for TV movie about nuclear war
set in Sheffield, was only shown twice by the BBC, and once in Australia by Channel 9 (who partially financed it) and then showed it without ads
it traumatised an entire generation and it's not hard to see why - even though it's over 30 years old and made on a very small budget, it still stays with you
the script was written by a screenwriter who's worked extensively with Ken Loach and the director went on to big films like The Bodyguard and LA Story
I'd recommend it but it wasn't exactly pleasant
yeah for some reason i rewatched 'Unbreakable' a couple weeks ago.
*******Spoiler alert*******
when i read about the link between that and Split (and the new one Glass) i gave it a look.
didnt hate it, buddy was real good in it though. every time he turned into the lady, it was pretty freaky.
im not the least bit interested in the new Captain Marvel movie.
or the new Spiderman movie.
im very interested in the new Avengers movie.
There are too many stupid superhero movies.
New avengers movie ? What happened to the old formula of making the same move everytime and simply adding a number to the title.
Or remaking the films that were remade just a few years earlier...
Or remake it with an all female cast...
Ok, and after just writing that, I see that they are planning on making a direct sequel to follow on from Ghostbusters 2.
Will be directed by Jason Reitman (son of Ivan, original director of the two Ghostbusters films - the all female remake we won't talk about)..
Unless you can get Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd back, then don't bother..
you know what, i giggled a couple of times in that movie. esp the parts where Kate McKinnon and Kristen Wiig were just talking off the cuff. I was convinced it was all just natural shit talk that they left in the movie because it was more entertaining than the stuff that was written in the script.
but yeah, it wasnt a very good movie.
well, i feel obligated to see it. i really enjoyed Infinity War (the other 2 Avengers movies were pretty awful imho).
but my happiness after leaving the theatre was quickly squashed by the realisation that they will reverse the Snappening.
this renders any real drama from the first movie dead.
so yeah, ill prob hate it because everything will be fine and dandy in the end.
To be totally fair.. I haven't even watched it.
I was/am so disgusted with the thought of them using the Ghostbusters branding to cash in and make it, that I couldn't bring myself to go near it..
I figured it was the old "It's a piece of sh!t, but by the time people realise it, we've already made our money back and heaps more, and then who cares if its seen as being a stinker or not"..
ok, here we go.
What was the movie ending that was genuinely shocking to you?
Like, you didnt see it coming (sorry Sixth Sense fans dont post here, everyone saw that coming).
I'll say Seven, "whats in the box" and the fact that John Doe 'wins' was not how i saw that movie going.
the one truly baffling part of it was the way they 'used' the original cast members.
like, it was a truly stupid thought process.
utterly stupid.
awww geeez now im mad at that movie again. Gonna go watch McKinnon in Office Christmas Party to cheer me up.
Have you seen Kate McKinnon on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee ?
Seven was my pick. LA Confidential too
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