Relax
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confusing start but hang in.
Been dying to watch this "sequel" to Murder on the Orient Express.
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Recent movies you saw - recommend or no
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Been dying to watch this "sequel" to Murder on the Orient Express.
Such a sad way to portray Brooks' books. Perfectly manicured "apocalyptic" lands. Mostly spotless and new clothing. About the only thing that they got right, was the Space Needle in the opening credits. Pure soap opera, worthy of The WB.
Devoured the books in my youth.
BigEvilDoer
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Watched “Get Duked” last night.
About a group of 4 Scottish delinquents whom are sent out on an orienteering adventure in the Highlands in order to make up for assorted f-ups they made. End up being hunted by a couple of mad men.
It’s a comedy with some action. Low budget. And simply awesome.
About a group of 4 Scottish delinquents whom are sent out on an orienteering adventure in the Highlands in order to make up for assorted f-ups they made. End up being hunted by a couple of mad men.
It’s a comedy with some action. Low budget. And simply awesome.
Ghostbusters Afterlife….enjoyed it more than I expected.
Recommend.
Recommend.
Just finished Everything Everywhere All At Once.
I don't understand all the hype this film got.
No real clear plot, super repetitive, and some of the most juvenile humor I've seen since Kingsman: The Golden Circle - I mean really; getting beat to a bloody pulp by 2 foot long dildos?
2 hours and 19 minutes too long.
I don't understand all the hype this film got.
No real clear plot, super repetitive, and some of the most juvenile humor I've seen since Kingsman: The Golden Circle - I mean really; getting beat to a bloody pulp by 2 foot long dildos?
2 hours and 19 minutes too long.
sburns
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Watched
www.imdb.com
Predictable, cliche, and somewhat humorous, nothing ground breaking.
The weirdest part was just watching Rebel Wilson, after the weight loss she just seems so different.
Senior Year (2022) - IMDb
Senior Year: Directed by Alex Hardcastle. With Rebel Wilson, Angourie Rice, Mary Holland, Molly Brown. A cheerleading stunt gone wrong landed her in a 20-year coma. Now she's 37, newly awake and ready to live out her high school dream: becoming prom queen.
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The weirdest part was just watching Rebel Wilson, after the weight loss she just seems so different.
Started watching DREDD recently after reading an article about how good it is...
Not bad so far. Only at the beginning but looking forward to finishing it. Didn't know Carl Urban is DREDD under the mask as he never takes it off. I like him in THE BOYS (which S3 starts soon).
Not bad so far. Only at the beginning but looking forward to finishing it. Didn't know Carl Urban is DREDD under the mask as he never takes it off. I like him in THE BOYS (which S3 starts soon).
This movie was a far better adaptation than the 1995 Stalone vehicle. And that's all that it was. It bore little resemblance to the original comic book, save some of the ancillary characters that were thrown into it. (That was a lawsuit, waiting to happen BTW.) If it had been true to the original then Stalone's Dredd would have been injured, in some way, that would have necessitated his face be bandaged. You NEVER see Dredd's face in the comics.
I knew it was a comic before but I didn’t know the history compared to the Stallone version (which I’ve never seen but heard / read it was horrible).
Edit: good movie. Finished it and enjoyed it.
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true story very well crafted
Was worth it. And the previews….oh man!
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