I drove home from our family vacation earlier today and was exhausted. I was in the mood for some mindless fun and I really like everyone in the cast from their other work, so I figured I would give it a shot. I really liked it! If I came in with anything but low expectations, I may have been disappointed, but it was fun, full of action, some pulls on the heart-strings, and a few good laughs. It’s not winning any awards for writing or dramatic performances, but if anyone liked movies like Starship Troopers or The Edge of Tomorrow, they’d probably like this too.
Yup. A really great popcorn movie that I'm pretty sure Pratt did to get The Terminal List green lit, lol.
Wait. Wrong one
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Hell Comes to Frogtown, 1988 starring Rowdy Roddy Piper and Sandhal Bergman, better known as Valeria. On Tubi.
Watch it, it's everything a B movie should be. It's fun.
There's a lot of genuinely humorous moments. I don't want to spoil it by talking about it too much.
Watch it, it's everything a B movie should be. It's fun.
There's a lot of genuinely humorous moments. I don't want to spoil it by talking about it too much.
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I'm tossing this in here since it's one of my favorite movies of all time...and now going to be in 4k!!
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TJYt0dlqxI
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TJYt0dlqxI
i know this is movie thread but quick question for an film/tv buffs
im watching a korea samurai type zombie show called Kingdom. half the acting is normal drama. but half the time the characterw are running around like idiots, flapping their arms, making stupid faces
is thats cultural thing? cause it comes across as ridiculous. but i get the feeling that this is a "serious" show thats im not supposed to be laughing at...
im watching a korea samurai type zombie show called Kingdom. half the acting is normal drama. but half the time the characterw are running around like idiots, flapping their arms, making stupid faces
is thats cultural thing? cause it comes across as ridiculous. but i get the feeling that this is a "serious" show thats im not supposed to be laughing at...
I remember watching that back in the day and being underwhelmed. The scene where the guy gets pulled over and is trying to get the woman to hide his coke stash got a laugh from me, but I found a lot of the rest of the movie to be meh.
It's possible that my dislike of Christian Slater is part of the reason that I didn't enjoy it.
East Asian movies have always tended towards a different acting style, closer to original Western movies. Filmed more like a stage play, with body language and facial expressions highly exaggerated for the audience in the back to still be able to follow along. It's not really about conveying emotion through subtle visual cues.
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Just watched Tarantino's filmography except for Once Upon A Time.
I'd forgotten how good some of those movies really are.
I'd forgotten how good some of those movies really are.
Haven't seen it yet. Worth a watch?
I couldn't tell you. Might watch it tomorrow.
Oops. I misread your original post.
It's cool. I imagine you're pretty hung over from last night's celebrations.
If you are familiar with the Manson family stuff and that age of Hollywood, it probably is.
Me as someone that wasn't, I remember it as a weird film.
Wacthed it last night. What a fun movie. Gillian was great. I'm all about Cersei Lannister though.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxuAroBqt2c
Oh, she was awesome, too. Definitely fun, was my kind of movie.
Yep. I really enjoyed the music and soundtrack as well and the Hospital
fight scence was insane! LOL
Put a Spoiler around that post, some people haven't seen the movie.
And I know, I read a bit about it afterwards. Still I had no clue who the people and groups were, and they haven't been fully established in the movie itself.
It is written with the premise that the watcher knows them, and knows what happened, which I did not.