...at first.Also, the woman in the bathtub was hot.
I love this trilogy so much. These movies turned out a hundred times better than they had any right to be.War For The Planet Of The Apes
Man this whole trilogy does not get talked about enough.
I still think Dawn is the best of the trilogy, but War is great too. Just doesn't do as good a job building sympathy for both sides, which was my favourite part of Dawn. And it's got a comparatively high degree of cheese, but I'll forgive the cheese because it's a fucking planet of the apes movie, you need to accept cheese, and it's honestly surprising these movies aren't a thousand times more campy. If you told me back in 2010 I'd be emotionally invested in a mocap chimpanzee I'd call you a liar.
One day we will get a @bhamv3 movie review that does not end with "{actress} is so hot".Doctor Sleep
Pretty danged good, and a worthy sequel to The Shining. Ewan is solid in the lead role, while the girl who played Abra got a few good chances to show her chops. The standout for me, though, was Rebecca Ferguson's antagonist. Overall I didn't find the movie very scary. There are a few places that are more tense than anything, but on the whole I'd say it's more of a sci-fi thriller than a horror movie. Though I'm a bit iffy about the third act, which is basically a long series of references to The Shining. The movie was doing fine on its own, going its own way and creating its own story, I'm not sure it was necessary to bring everything back to the Overlook Hotel.
Also it appears the director may be a RWBY fan, because I spotted several pieces of RWBY merch in the movie.
Finally, Rebecca Ferguson is so danged hot.
We are already through the looking glass...One day we will get a @bhamv3 movie review that does not end with "{actress} is so hot".
And on that day a wacky band of forumites will come together to sally forth on a quest to rescue him from the imposter who has taken over his account as part of some no doubt nefarious plot!
Serenity (2019 movie starring Matthew McConaughey)
This movie is shit in every way it is possible for a movie to be shit. That is all.
Well...shit. Okay people, I need some volunteers for a rescue mission. You want wacky adventures don't you? This is how you get them.We are already through the looking glass...
...safety not guaranteed.Well...shit. Okay people, I need some volunteers for a rescue mission. You want wacky adventures don't you? This is how you get them.
"In a world, where the chicks aren't so hot, one man stands alone"Coming soon, Bhamv5.
It is very much a family movie. Totally kid appropriate.Is it kid appropriate? I don't know anything about it.
I can't even fathom why that comparison would be made.I’ve heard it described as “...feeling like an animated Ladyhawke.”
Would you say that’s accurate?
The trailer is crap and not at all representative of how the plot of the movie plays out.There's nothing about that trailer that makes me want to watch it. The voices, the plot, nothing.
That's not a bad comparison, only the postman is Kuzco from the Emperor's New Groove, there are no elves, Klaus has no love interest, and the town is full of feuding clans that aren't quite Hatfield-McCoy but only have hints of Montague-Capulet.The trailer for Klaus has a number of plot points in it that remind me of Santa Claus is Coming to Town, although now the postman has an expanded role besides narrating.
I stopped going to movies after trying to see Guardians of the Galaxy on the Sunday morning the week after release. There were literally three people in the auditorium including myself. Haven't been to any since. I can just stay home if I want to watch a movie by myself. Cheaper and better food, too.Okay the movie was good. But it could have been great.
Remember when I said it was uncomfortable? Yeah, it was nearly sold out so my son & I got seats E8 & E10. Sitting in E9 was a HUGE handicapped lady already reclined & using all of her seat and the adjoining armrests, not to mention bleeding out into seats E8 & E10. And she was asleep. And snoring.
The crowd was very dead, probably because it was 12:30 on a Saturday afternoon. The jokes never landed, there was no energy in the place. The movie rose above a lot of that, but I have to see it again in a better atmosphere.
I love going to movies, but it was just a bad movie-going experience.
Well, there's something to be said for seeing it on a giant screen... but now I have a VR headset for thatI stopped going to movies after trying to see Guardians of the Galaxy on the Sunday morning the week after release. There were literally three people in the auditorium including myself. Haven't been to any since. I can just stay home if I want to watch a movie by myself. Cheaper and better food, too.