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Watched 65 last night.
Lots of plot holes.
Acting wasn’t too bad.
Babygirl.
Uhmm…
Errrr…
Hmm…
What the fuck?
Alien Earth is decent. Wrong thread.
Watched that a while ago.
Thought it was about 1hr 20mins to long!
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Yup a lot of trudging through forests that could have been edited out
I heard a lot of good things about Thunderbolts - that it was a return to form for marvel and it’s comparatively poor box office performance was more a reflection that marvel lost its cultural relevance than a measure of it as a film. I watched it last night and it’s just pointless.
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I watched it on Wednesday and found it somewhat flat. I’d been looking forward to it mainly because i really like David Harbour’s Red Guardian. Felt more like a bland tv programme than a movie though and somewhat empty. Obviously it is setting up the next round of crossover Avengers movies so i only hope that they are much much better.
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Empty is a good word. Seemingly that is what it was set up to achieve but I struggle to reconcile that with the positive “return to form” response I saw. That cynical “this film only exists to introduce us to a different film” is precisely why people grew tired with marvel so you would have thought this would need a LOT more about it to get these sort of positive reviews.
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Have the urge to watch Quest For Fire. 1980’s caveman movie. I really enjoyed it if I remember correctly. It’s probably been 20+ years since I watched it last.
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I watched that a while ago, mainly because I had been reading a book about language and it mentioned that Anthony Burgess had created a functional, fictional language for the cavemen. It’s not a bad film.
There was also a spoof version called Caveman with Ringo Starr and a few surprisingly well known actors, which was entertaining for all the wrong reasons.
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Ive watched that as well, I think that the zug-zug one, or maybe that’s a third one.
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Ron Perlman must of been an effortless casting job.
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