George Owen
LEAVE THE SFW THREAD ALONE!!1!
Not watched it, maybe I should.
better than Split if you ask me.
Not watched it, maybe I should.
I loved the ending. Thought it was perfect.Get Out.
A young African-American man visits his Caucasian girlfriend's mysterious family estate.
I liked this , I liked it a lot, good story well acted, with a nice twist, but you did see it coming.
This was not a horror film, I would say more of a Hitchcock type thriller.
My only problem was the ending, it was rubbish, but that does not stop it being a good watch.
7/10
I loved the ending. Thought it was perfect.
Not watched it, maybe I should.
I am shocked also, I like Samuel L Jackson and Bruce.You haven't watched Unbreakable??? That surprises me with your back catalogue.
100% agree. I thought I predicted the ending (which was the original) and was really surprised at the end.Same here.
ps. the alternative ending was the obvious expected ending so I'm glad it didn't went that way.
just me then, I just thought it was a bit meh.100% agree. I thought I predicted the ending (which was the original) and was really surprised at the end.
Baywatch - Do not watch! 4/10
She is two of the reasons it is a 4/10 and not a 2/10Wait, not even for Daddario's boobs?
American History X: 7/10
Great setup showing Edward Norton becoming a Nazi, very cheesy resolution of the situation.
I loved the basketball scene and the 1st gym scene in prison when he identifies his fellow Nazis.
She is two of the reasons it is a 4/10 and not a 2/10
This is exactly how Nazi Norton started.American History X: 7/10
Great setup showing Edward Norton becoming a Nazi, very cheesy resolution of the situation.
This is exactly how Nazi Norton started.
~RAWK, sometime.Nazis, la.
One of my favourite films. That Baldwin scene... I know it word for word.Glengarry Glen Ross: 7.5/10
Some of the dialogues.
Good movie.
One of my favourite films. That Baldwin scene... I know it word for word.
feck you! That's my nameYou call yourself a salesman you sonofabitch?
You call yourself a salesman you sonofabitch?
I think you need to write something more than that. The word special should be reserved for performances like Cage's in this movie. It's a great movie in a similar manner of how The Wickerman is great. An underlying genius that's beyond everyone's comprehension but his own. No director can hold him back.Vampire’s Kiss - A rather tripe film that transcended to another realm through Cage's performance.
The first appearance of the mimes prompts Bierman to reveal “I don’t know what this is about, I don’t know what I was doing, I haven’t got a clue.”
or rape jokes before anyone thinks of posting one. Should go without saying really but have to post it as I know what some are like.The music is dreadful. I'm no paudiophile but I could identify that tune in a single note, and it's name was autotune. That awful clanky digital scarring is rife throughout. Paige O'Hara can, Mandy Moore can, Amy Adams really fecking can, Hermione can't.
or rape jokes before anyone thinks of posting one. Should go without saying really but have to post it as I know what some are like.
Wasn't this heralded as a new feminist vision, spearheaded by "feminist queen" Watson yet the only real change seems to be that she's able to build a washing machine?Beauty and the Beast 2017
T'was Emma Watson killed the Beauty and the Beast remake of Disney's own Beauty and the Beast animated feature adapted from the French fairytale La Belle et La Bete I once saw a stage version in New York.
The Beauty:
The production design is pretty spot on, the set details and vibrant colouring looks pretty great at times. I thought Gaston and the supporting cast were decent enough, giving commited and energetic performances at the very least. The Gaston number is perhaps the highlight of the film. Belle's father's workshop looks incredible.
The Bullshit:
The Belle and The Beast give wince inducing performances; I found it hard to watch at time. There is no spark or charisma from Miss Potter or Mr Beast, and no chemistry between them. The Beast in previous renditions has always been a volatile, threatening character but here he just seems mildly cross. Similarly Belle has had a character makeover. Gone is the unfashionable Stockholm Syndrome, but with it the wild courage, the inquisitive nature, joy, compassion. In it's place we are offered the dual aspirational female qualities - for this is a major feminist retelling don't cha know - of petulance and normal.
The music is dreadful. I'm no paudiophile but I could identify that tune in a single note, and it's name was autotune. That awful clanky digital scarring is rife throughout. Paige O'Hara can, Mandy Moore can, Amy Adams really fecking can, Hermione can't.
How is it possible to remove the wit and charm, drain the life out of the story and yet have a running time that is so much longer than the toon! I'm old and have grown up knowing how to sit through long boring films but what about the kids of today who survive on a diet of 30 second vines and 120 characters, how must they endure these non-events?
Disney's original animated feature was never one of my favourites but having now seen the live action version I think I appreciate the original a lot more. From the charismatic voice over artists that make these films sing, to the animators that chief demiurge who gives life and movement to the world. And all the craftspeople inbetween. They've honed their talents, they've created something and no one knows their names.
On a more serious note, I know I'm making light of the world's celebration of Emma Watson's peculiar anti-talent, and she may not be a competent actor, singer, world leader, wizard, astronaut, etc. but she doesn't strike me as particularly stupid or oblivious. I can imagine her being quite aware of just how lacking in talent she really is and realising that her inadequacy is being recorded not just for us but forever. What a curse, what a sad immortalisation. Almost like that time I defended Boothy.
To be honest a washing machine is great for them, it gives them more time to discuss their feminist ideas while still getting the housework done.Wasn't this heralded as a new feminist vision, spearheaded by "feminist queen" Watson yet the only real change seems to be that she's able to build a washing machine?