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Like a crazy adventure from start to finish
Merlin
Mine is Young Frankenstein.
I love Borat and Nathan For You type comedy where someone plays a character and goes undercover to troll or in this case, expose people. I had written this off as Daily Wire propaganda at first, but after seeing Jeremyjahns review it positively, it caused mt hype to go off the rails!
If Jeremyjahns went out of his way to review it and if it's in the vein of Borat, it MUST be good, right?
I finally watched it and was very disappointed. There's some funny moments and Matt Walsh is able to get incredible interviews with popular People in the DEI world. There's some chuckles and a few laugh out loud moments spread over two hours of fluff.
Also, when he asked the guy at the gas station is if there was any systemic racism, they cut out his answer leading me to believe he said "yes" which didn't fit the narrative of the film.
TDW are getting better but this was a letdown
Does anyone know where I can watch The Vault 2021?
Seems to be one of the more audience-friendly Oscar frontrunners in a while. Ofc Oppenheimer was a massive hit but Nolan is sort of an exception. Regardless, I was curious what people's impressions were on Conclave.
My full thoughts:
https://abhinavyerramreddy.substack.com/p/conclave-prestige-pulp?r=38m95e
I think it’s a cool movie, especially seeing Chris Pine and Denzel Washington trying to stop a runaway train.
He is going to suit the Peaky Blinders universe perfectly!
Mine would probably be American psycho or white chicks or more on the emotional side Tye basketball diaries
Look at the cast list and the performances. Such a shame Alec Baldwin didn't come back as Jack Ryan.
The only good things about it was the cgi and Neytiri and I guess Jake was okay, but everything about this movie is dull
As a introduction to this conversation I have added that I have tried to instill a general appreciation of music to my 12-year-old son. He has grown up listening to Bowie, Queen, and Bob Dylan among others. He appreciates the music and has a general interested in more contemporary music also. As I was watching Yesterday for the first time alone I was really drawn into the storytelling and overall concept. Briefly there is a black out on Earth briefly and at that exact time the main character gets into an accident. He wakes up to find out that he is on an Earth where The Beatles (as a band) never existed. He, as a musician, remembers and can play the songs.
I truly enjoyed the music and acting. I usually check Rotten Tomatoes before I watch a movie but I did not before watching and I have not since watching. The only issue I had was with the ending. I dont know why it left a bad taste in my mouth. **DISCLAIMER SPOLIER ALERT** The main character Malik finds John Lennon is still alive and meets with him. I guess then he tells the world the truth and throws away his singing career to marry the girl. I get it, i do, but........
So I decided to watch the movie with my son. We reach the scene where he meets Lennon. Their conversation has ended and they embrace, Lennon says "You need serious Psychiatric help" and Malik says "not anymore" as he walks away END MOVIE, fade to black. I turn off the movie and we talk about it. I never showed him the rest of the movie. AITA?