I've seen this movie and don't remember this scene at all
Shame about Nun 2. I wanted to watch that. Maybe I'll skip it as I fell asleep watching the first one in the cinema.
oh yeah I remember that after googling it. What a joke.
It’s worth watching just for this fight scene alone
Tbf Moore disavows all his work that gets made into movies. It’s a fun campy call for revolution against the politics of the mid 2000’s.
Season 1 was decent. Then I rewatched it with my kids, and we watched season 2. By that point I was over it, but you keep thinking it might turn itself around. They watched 3 without me. Then with all the Kate Bush hoopla I got baited into watching season 3, so I would know what was happening, and then 4 which was better than the previous 2 but still not as good as 1.
Salt, Kate, Mile 22, Red Sparrow, Hanna, Haywire, Gunpowder Milkshake, Mr & Mrs Smith, La Femme Nikita are variations on the same theme. Of these, I found Kate to be the most believable in terms of the fighting/stunts the women were doing, and that's even with Ronda Rousey in Mile 22. I liked Kate more than the others. Salt was hilarious, if you have the chance to watch it. The plot hinges on Angelina Jolie dressing up like a dude and infiltrating a uber top secret military installation. They should have done what they did with the Robert DeNiro face-swap onto a younger body, and just put Jolie's face on Bowie-esque body. Silly.
Never saw Kate nor Gunpowder Milkshake (great band name), but seen the remainder. Rousey wasn’t really allowed to fight one on one iirc.
That was the only reason I watched Mile 22. Rousey can really feck somebody up in real life, but on screen she doesn't know how to fake the punches or whatever. Most of those other ones have these really lithe, willowy women doing these half-assed kicks with their feet in the wrong position, or punching with their elbows out, or just all kinds of stupid shit that shows they really don't know what they're doing.
John Wick 2.. abysmal, even for an action where you don't mind a break in reality this is feckin stupid.
The whole him Vs common thing around the subway station was pathetic.
Him shooting some fat sumo dude in the head and then the sumo dude somehow still being alive for a bit
Also, what's the point in the hotels? Every body in this film is an assassin anyway it seems. Absolutely everyone, everywhere he goes hes surrounded by more assassins.
Can't wait to watch the 3rd.
Richard Williams was an abject cnut in real life. No clue if that was portrayed as such or not.
Not really. His kids seem to love him for most of the film. I'll spoiler the next comment.
John Wick 2.. abysmal, even for an action where you don't mind a break in reality this is feckin stupid.
The whole him Vs common thing around the subway station was pathetic.
Him shooting some fat sumo dude in the head and then the sumo dude somehow still being alive for a bit
Also, what's the point in the hotels? Every body in this film is an assassin anyway it seems. Absolutely everyone, everywhere he goes hes surrounded by more assassins.
Can't wait to watch the 3rd.
I think you are safe in saying Will Smith is an abject cnut in real life.
. The action was shot well and not overly cut. I kinda liked the superhero and also though the lead actor did an ok job. With all that said, it was very average. They could have done so much with this but it's your generic "boy gets powers and trying to figure it out", cardboard cut-out villains and doesn't really try to do anything new beyond having a Mexican family. This could have been so much better 5.5/10The Creep in the underground tunnels or Creep where a guy answers an as to document some weird dude? The former is decent the latter is ok too but very different to the two you mentioned.
Oh yeah that one is ok, if a little slow and slightly weird. It's not one I would recommend if someone asked for a horror (personally).
I enjoyed Get Out. Us is fine until you spend a minute thinking about the movie, then it all falls apart. Nope was shite.
Oh to be back in 2007(?) and arguing about how shit this movie was with @Spoony (or wait did you like it, Spoons?)
Evidently my memory is a fail. I'll head to the caf search bar as all normal people do.
I thought it was all Daniel Day Lewis chewing scenery and drinking people's milkshakes, Paul Dano having trouble finding his accent and character, and then a lot of shit about oil derricks. ? . Initially Paul Dano was only playing the role of the guy who brings the news to DDL, another actor was the priest. They shot for a week or two, and the other actor was fired, and Dano became both roles as "twin brothers", so he had to come up with some wacky alter-ego to play the second role, and it did not work. There was also dozens of pages about Jr's wildcatting in Mexico that they cut to suddenly have him be a rival to his father, which wasn't how it was planned. The whole thing felt pretentious, not least of all the score by the Radiohead guy. DDL was mesmerizing but the rest of it? hooey.
Had no idea! I guess we can disagree on this. I loved it. Been quoting lines from it ever since.
