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Had someone recommend this, did a blind Blu-ray buy and was pretty blown away. There are a few scenes that stuck with me well after the credits rolled. Parts of the film were a bit thin and strained credulity with the way characters responded to situations, but overall very happy to have in the library.
I just watched Tusk, by Kevin Smith. It was so bad in all the right places, and I'm pretty sure Kevin Smith is not a great filmmaker at all.
Great acting, the chemistry with Forrest Whitaker and John Travolta is palpable. The protagonist is the sniper from saving private Ryan one of the most badass characters in film. The effects are like a good TV show, the story is great. They say 'man-animal' a lot and the food is gruel. Overall would reccomend the first act excited to see what happens next.
Hope you guys enjoy my review for the newest a24 flim
Baby Driver has the perfect blend of action and music that creates this amazing scene.
Honestly I really just enjoy movies like this where ppl are forced to kill/kill for good reasons, but are not portrayed completeky like victims? Like what enjoyed most is that these women clearly are also just fucked up in general.
I feel like there is a genre of movie from this era that consists of movies that people have completely forgotten about. I’m talking The Mothman Prophecies, What Lies Beneath, and Fear.
There was a certain feel to these movies- does anyone know what I’m talking about and do you have any recommendations for movies from this genre? Thank you!
…and the animation quality is downright atrocious. I felt like I was watching something from Disney Junior, not Disney Animation Studios.
I like both movies as they both have great acting, dialogue, & drama. But both have similarities that I'm surprised no one brought up:
I dunno, maybe I'm overthinking