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Because they're so terrible that you couldn't keep from barfing?Just re-winded through Rush Hour 1-3: My stomach hurts more than when I do my abs work out.
Because they're so terrible that you couldn't keep from barfing?Just re-winded through Rush Hour 1-3: My stomach hurts more than when I do my abs work out.
The Shining (1980) - 4.25/5The Shining (1997) Part 1 - 3.75/5
The Shining (1997) Part 2 - 4/5
The Shining (1997) Part 3 - 3.5/5
Two theories:The Shining (1980) - 4.25/5
I really don't understand the end. How is Jack the original caretaker in 1921? It's not possible. It doesn't make any sense.
It really was a huge step up from the other MCU movies. I hope they continue with that kind of quality.Cap 2 Winter Soldier - best superhero movie of past few years. No pacing issues as far as I was concerned.
Thank you. I saw it in 3D and had no idea about the missing scenes.Captain America: The First Avenger + Captain America: The Winter Soldier (PRIME + Dolby Digital + Real 3D) Marathon Double Features - 5/5 - First time with Prime mode. Hands down. Prime is one of the BEST movie experience ever! They have reclining seating chair with soft leather fabric & rumble feedback underneath. I'd seen Captain America 2 TWICE from pre-screening at AMC Century City 15. So that was my third time watching in AMC Burbank 16 and I liked it. What is funny that 2D has more scenes than 3D. I spotted 2 missing scenes. I will add spoiler for those who want to see it in 3D.When the projection wall was showing million of victims as red target, "Avenger Industry building" was missing. Another scene where Nick Furry was alive in a secret building, he told everyone how he faked his death by hiding underneath the bedside wheel.
The only reason I give it that high a praise is that outside of the usual names I don't really know what films are based from comics and graphic novels. I was recently surprised to know some films I've liked were based on licensed properties.It really was a huge step up from the other MCU movies. I hope they continue with that kind of quality.
Not my favorite comic book based movie of the past few years, but it's my favorite MCU movie easily.
I really like Superman Returns too, but it's not without it's flaws. I didn't feel that there was a lot of chemistry between the cast, although I think it was best when Routh was portraying Clark. His Superman was a bit wooden. The overall look of the film was great and very stylish, which I really appreciated.Superman Returns. It was a good movie but it is definitely not worth the $250 million to make. Brandon Routh is a great Superman, but I felt that he and Kate Botsworth were too young to be playing their roles, especially when Ms. Botsworth was 22 when the movie came out. This shouldn't have been a sort-of continuation of the Richard Donner films, considering how unweary Routh's Superman looked, he looked relatively eager and fresh-faced. Lex Luthor's real estate plot is crazy as 's story, but it is a telling reminder of how we need a savior to clean up our own goddamn messes when we should be able to do it ourselves, though that fault is also Superman's considering he left A LOT of loose ends.
I am sad that Routh isn't Superman anymore, considering everybody's all gaga about Cahill. They should've made a TV show starring him.
If you thought Superman Returns is disappointing, you'd have to wonder WTF is up with the WB's DC Superhero movie decision making.
Ditto on raid 2.Cap 2- About time we got a Marvel movie this good. I also really liked Black Widow's portrayal in this better than in the other movies. Also where was Hawkeye the whole time?
The Raid 2- A great sequel, increased the scope so much.
Ditto on raid 2.Cap 2- About time we got a Marvel movie this good. I also really liked Black Widow's portrayal in this better than in the other movies. Also where was Hawkeye the whole time?
The Raid 2- A great sequel, increased the scope so much.
From what I looked up they intended to explain it, but never did. It's a shame, he has the potential to be a good character.Ditto on raid 2.
About hawkeye I think Danny pudis character briefly mentioned him being in the middle east if I wasn't hearing things.
DBZ fights have like ten frames of animation. I hope that in the sequels they address how he let people die.Wow, Man of Steel was pretty terrible as a Superman movie. It practically used the same bad guy plot as Superman Returns, terraform Earth into Krypton. It's hard not to get caught up in the awesome fight scenes, but I'd rather watch Dragon Ball Z. It was indeed horrifying to see all that property damage because they couldn't situate their battle in the skies or on a deserted island. But you gotta beat Transformers somehow right?
Costner's Jonathan Kent was well acted but was he such a prick. He could've encouraged Clark to be Superboy or the Blur, you know keep it on the DL, but he's so freakin' adamant about you gotta wait kid, you gotta wait. And then it's when Clark's 33?!
And why the did the High Council lock Zod and his minions in the Phantom Zone in the first place? All they had to do was freeze them and thrown them into the bottom of the sea, considering everybody freakin' knew the planet was doomed. They should've just let some family win a sweepstakes into the Zone.
Things that aren't being a superhero?New to being a superhero? WTF was he doing for the past 20 years? Clark is such a fudgenuggit, that I can't believe there was a emo-er Superman than the one in Smallville.
I must have missed the parts of the movie where he was fighting aliens as strong as himself during those 20 years. Or...when he was fighting at all. Or even learning to fight.New to being a superhero? WTF was he doing for the past 20 years? Clark is such a fudgenuggit, that I can't believe there was a emo-er Superman than the one in Smallville.
I remember the trailer showing how the rich people had access to this device that literally says "Cancer Cured" after a quick scan of their hand or something. That's pretentious as . I still haven't seen the movie because of how painfully one dimensional that scene was.So, uh... I don't know if Elysium was too heavy-handed or not heavy-handed enough.
It was no District 9, but I enjoyed it.Technically the hand scan thing is just to verify that they're allowed to use the machine. They actually have to lie down in it for, like, thirty seconds.
Still not sure what I think about the movie, though.
My sentiments exactly. But even then, I feel like it went through the same issue of not going far enough, except that Elysium was even more Hollywoodified.It was no District 9, but I enjoyed it.