PretentiousHipster wrote:We have been watching stuff, it's just in the "Racketboy Month of Horror 12: 80 Weeks Later" thread
But that thread's in New York City, see.
PretentiousHipster wrote:We have been watching stuff, it's just in the "Racketboy Month of Horror 12: 80 Weeks Later" thread
Ack wrote:Mostly horror, but I also saw No Time to Die, and I'm in the camp where it didn't work for me, though I'd say it's for script issues. The performances are fantastic, the cinematography amazing, the action intense, but there were confused character motivations that bother me a lot.
Raging Justice wrote:Nobody
I don't know that I've ever seen a movie advertise itself more honestly. See this:
Now see this:
So yeah, if you like John Wick and you like Bob Odenkirk, then you'll likely enjoy this movie as much as I did. Highly recommended.
prfsnl_gmr wrote:Ack wrote:Mostly horror, but I also saw No Time to Die, and I'm in the camp where it didn't work for me, though I'd say it's for script issues. The performances are fantastic, the cinematography amazing, the action intense, but there were confused character motivations that bother me a lot.
Oh yeah…you can drive a truck through some of the plot holes, and some of the character motivations are baffling. Maybe that’s just another call out to Metal Gear Solid, though.
Regarding the action sequences, I must admit that the scenes with Ana de Armas in Cuba are some of the best in any Bond film.
marurun wrote: We’re not going to rubber stamp your horrible decisions.
REPO Man wrote:VHS94, the latest in the found footage horror anthology film series. As is typical for the VHS series, it starts with a wraparound focusing on characters finding out about disturbing videos that we see.
I enjoyed it.
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