Watched Mud on netflix last night. Pretty slow and just never really connected with Mud. Was okay as a male to watch the boys develop a mentor but was painful for my wife who had no connection. You'd be just fine skipping this one.
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Watched Mud on netflix last night. Pretty slow and just never really connected with Mud. Was okay as a male to watch the boys develop a mentor but was painful for my wife who had no connection. You'd be just fine skipping this one.
Except that ScarJo. In spandex/leather. Who needs a plot?Quote:
Originally Posted by Echo419
scarjo in spandex/leather IS plot by definition, Sweet TQuote:
Originally Posted by IPD
Touche.
BTW, watching "pain and gain" right now. Not really helping out my bias against "serious" Mark Wahlberg movies. But Bar Paly....OMFG. I'd hit it with the force of several angry gods.
That good huh? Better than the Avengers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan92RTTT
Man of Steel 7 out of 10
I had it down to a 6 or lower at times because of the typical stupid super hero parts that make it into almost all theses movies but there were so many cool parts that made up for it. I liked it but I couldn’t help but think they screwed it up in parts. Like if they would have spent a little more time editing the movie it would have been a 9+.
in the beginning I was like, "this is hilarious!" by the end I was like, "holy f*cking shit is this even the same movie? they've lost their minds". talk about a change of pace. wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by IPD
Pain and Gain is a twisted movie. What really makes it F'dup is that its based on a true story.
barely. i read up on it. fuck michael bay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan92RTTT
Saving Mr. Banks: -10 out of 10. ONLY watch this if you understand that it is fictional and Disney propaganda. As a movie it was pretty good - Emma Thompson was great, the rest of the cast was good, and the flashback-based storyline was ok. However, the movie is a classic example of revisionist history, in this case Disney waiting long enough after the fact to re-write Walt's callous treatment of P.L. Travers as empathetic and moving (look it up if curious). I am pretty shocked at how boldly Disney tried to pull this off.
Disney is probably the single most evil corp on the face of the planet and probably more responsible for the down fall of our society than teachers unions and liberals combined.Quote:
Originally Posted by lawdogg
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