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Old 03-10-2018, 09:20 PM   #21151 (permalink)
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Watched the new Death Wish remake a few days ago and it was actually pretty damn good. I let all of the hilariously over-the-top conservative commentary roll off of my back though, and actually thought of it as a positive because it's just so cliche and actually achieves the opposite of what the writers/directors were going for. If you can get past the right winger **** and the fact that it's nothing like the original, it's actually a decent action movie.
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Old 03-10-2018, 10:04 PM   #21152 (permalink)
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Really funny. "This salad tastes like ****!" Kate Beckensale for the win.



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Old 03-10-2018, 11:23 PM   #21153 (permalink)
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Watched this after it was mentioned on here. An incredibly well-acted mediation on relationships, family, masculinity, and identity. A blend of Joyce Carol Oates (in the dark humour and plot connectivity), Theodoros Angelopoulos (in atmosphere and chemistry), and Paul Thomas Anderson (in soundtrack and plot structure). 4.5/5

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I think it's rather apparent that Ebba's rescue was a farce, but was Tomas in on it?
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Old 03-11-2018, 05:05 PM   #21154 (permalink)
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Nice nice. I've watched or rewatched all of those in the past few months. Even Tarzan has its charms when Phil Collins isn't singing like a turd.
Is Phil Collins ever not singing like a turd?
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If Howard Hughes made a slasher film about two chicks who BRUTALLY murder other teenagers, then it would be this flick. Loses some steam towards the third act but it had me entertained pretty much throughout. Craig Robinson's scene in the gym was one of the craziest kills I've witnessed since the last Final Destination.
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If Howard Hughes made a slasher film about two chicks who BRUTALLY murder other teenagers, then it would be this flick. Loses some steam towards the third act but it had me entertained pretty much throughout. Craig Robinson's scene in the gym was one of the craziest kills I've witnessed since the last Final Destination.
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It was actually quite good. Not "The Arrival" level good, but almost there. Quite similar in many areas.
Supposedly it also took a huge dump on the source material, so if you read the book (I haven't) you'll find a ton of differences, including some of the big answers.
The visuals were great, acting was ok, the premise .. well, I'm not sure, not yet. It's something about really good science fiction, it doesn't give you the answers straight, or it might not even give you any at all. This movie is like that, I have more questions now than I had before I started watching it.
Anyway, as always I'm rambling. See it and tell me what you think.
7.5/10 in my book, where The Arrival got a solid 9.
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Old 03-14-2018, 08:51 AM   #21159 (permalink)
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Went to see The Shape of Water with a friend yesterday.



I didn't really like it.
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Old 03-14-2018, 02:40 PM   #21160 (permalink)
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Woody Allen's The Purple Rose of Cairo. Before I started recognizing actors I would have sworn the movie was made in the 40s or 50s instead of 1985.
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