I loved them both.
Prometheus is the first movie I bought on blu ray, just because of the cinematography.
I never read anything, so I see them for what they are, apart from preconceived expectations.
I remember watching Children of Men in theater while being quite high and freaking out at how incredibly long this scene ran as one take:
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Starts off with the longest single camera sequence I've ever seen. Impressive.
And Florence Pugh is delicious.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjFHqohaHYU
Especially considering the complexity of the scene it was mind-boggling to me at the time, considering all of the behind the scenes planning and execution to pull it off.
Another great one from earlier in the film that was incredibly well done:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3zzVH72tHA
Children of Men was an awesome movie as well and I highly recommend to everyone.
Great movie for sure.
Just watched Bohemian Rhapsody
I love Queen's music so I might be a little biased, but I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.
The guy who played Freddie (Rami Malek) was outstanding. Actually all of the actors portrayed their parts very well which isn't easy to do for such a well-known band. Great casting.
They glossed over a lot of Freddie's decadent lifestyle (it's a PG-13 movie), but they did a decent job portraying the struggles he had with his inner demons. They mention him having AIDS, but don't really dive too far into his struggle with the disease. It was only a 2 hour movie, so I'm glad they didn't have a bunch of scenes with him on his deathbed.
Freddie's vocals throughout the film were out of this world. They end the movie with their performance at Live Aid from 1985 - which I remember watching on TV. They did a great job capturing the magic of Queen's performance that night and Malek's portrayal of Mercury was absolutely perfect.
8/10
I love Queen's music so I might be a little biased, but I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.
The guy who played Freddie (Rami Malek) was outstanding. Actually all of the actors portrayed their parts very well which isn't easy to do for such a well-known band. Great casting.
They glossed over a lot of Freddie's decadent lifestyle (it's a PG-13 movie), but they did a decent job portraying the struggles he had with his inner demons. They mention him having AIDS, but don't really dive too far into his struggle with the disease. It was only a 2 hour movie, so I'm glad they didn't have a bunch of scenes with him on his deathbed.
Freddie's vocals throughout the film were out of this world. They end the movie with their performance at Live Aid from 1985 - which I remember watching on TV. They did a great job capturing the magic of Queen's performance that night and Malek's portrayal of Mercury was absolutely perfect.
8/10
Clovehitch killer. Maybe 7.5 it was pretty good
Braveheart lite. Was underwhelming imo.
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Starts off with the longest single camera sequence I've ever seen. Impressive.
And Florence Pugh is delicious.
was good...can't remember plot tho
6.5
I gotta agree...love period pieces and that era/location...but took me 3 sits to finish, kept turning it off and doing other shit
It had no real climax I felt. It was meh.
peppermint
5/10
100 pound chick kicks mens asses, kills a whole cartel by herself
jen garner is not believable as a badass.
5/10
100 pound chick kicks mens asses, kills a whole cartel by herself
jen garner is not believable as a badass.
Babadook
0/10
Worst movie I have ever seen in my fucking life. Not one person died in the entire movie. The monster was gay as fuck and spoiler alert.....in the end the monster ends up living in their basement and they feed it worms. It made me Wana smash my tv. Trash movie
0/10
Worst movie I have ever seen in my fucking life. Not one person died in the entire movie. The monster was gay as fuck and spoiler alert.....in the end the monster ends up living in their basement and they feed it worms. It made me Wana smash my tv. Trash movie
Watching a movie called “educating Rita” just a couple of minutes in but hilarious so far.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crime of Grindelwald
I haven't read the Harry Potter books but my wife is a big fan so that's why we went to see this movie.
Not having read the series makes it a little difficult to understand a lot of the dynamics, but it was still an enjoyable film overall.
7/10 for me, maybe Harry Potter fans will enjoy it more
I haven't read the Harry Potter books but my wife is a big fan so that's why we went to see this movie.
Not having read the series makes it a little difficult to understand a lot of the dynamics, but it was still an enjoyable film overall.
7/10 for me, maybe Harry Potter fans will enjoy it more