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movies Gladiator II | Official Trailer (2024 Movie) - Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Denzel Washington
Never saw the 1st one, I can't stand Russel Crowe.
If I had to choose between watching Gladiator or Gladiator II, i'd be obliged to rewatch Gladiator again.
It is the lesser of two weevils.
It is the lesser of two weevils.
Nobbler
Forum Veteran
Thats a great film.
Never seen Gladiator but PEDRO PASCAL? I am slamming my credit card onto my desk and howling, awooga awooga.
Bruno Schulz
American by Birth, Dead Sexy by the Grace of God
I've liked Russell Crowe since he played Hando (best-dressed skinhead on celluloid) in Romper Stomper. Plus he looks like my dad. But I can't watch this shit cash-in sequel.
No im not, the best thing about les miserable was watching him fall off a bridge.
...Id rather see Hollywood elites enslaved and forced to fight for their lives in the arena...
The singing.. it was unbearable. Jesus.
Bruno Schulz
American by Birth, Dead Sexy by the Grace of God
I'm kind of picky when it comes to movies. Don't get me wrong, I like schlocky shit cinema often, but I can't deal with overhyped overproduced obscenely budgeted Hollywood nonsense. Instead, give me a small film with heart any day. For example, I saw this small film recently and thought it was brilliant: Breathe In (2013) ⭐ 6.3 | Drama, Romance . It stars Guy Pearce, another actor who I really like, and who starred with Crowe in L.A. Confidential; as well as the always gorgeous and excellent Felicity Jones. Plus, the music was beautiful (truly). Highly recommend.
I have a difficult time watching musicals as well. I had a girlfriend who loved them, so I sat through a lot of them, but the only two I have ever liked are: Phantom of the Paradise (1974) ⭐ 7.3 | Comedy, Drama, Fantasy and Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001) ⭐ 7.7 | Comedy, Drama, Music
Yeah.... and throw in the executives/juice who promote that garbage....
Thing is I do love a good musical, this was not one of those.
I was forced to go by an ex but she forced me into things I unexpectedly enjoyed too like going to see Hairspray and phantom of the opera.... Twice.
Alkamancito
Rookie
Well, you better watch this one, the arrogant fucker died in the first one.
This movie is long overdue about 20 years overdue
Yeah. Can't wait to see the Ceasar portrayed as a nigger...
Miserable cunt. Trump supporters should be flayed alive and fed to the fucking maggots. Now that'd be entertaining.
The fuck you bringing politics into this when the dude never mentioned Trump? You're truly an insufferable, miserable, retarded piece of shit.
I’ve just come to some deep realization that I was missing out so much on great musical films. I’ve added those in my list to watch. Thanks Bruno! Why I couldn’t fathom though, why make shitty films and overhype it. I guess to each their own, eh?
Aww. I remember watching Hairspray with mum. I’ve heard about Phantom of the Opera too.
Look at you both giving in to you girlfriends’ wishes. ☺️ Kudos to you both!
Bruno Schulz
American by Birth, Dead Sexy by the Grace of God
No, don't watch "Phantom of the Opera"! - it'll rot your brain! "Phantom of the Paradise" is the one to watch. (Phew! That was close. I didn't want to be responsible for your lobotomy-by-musical. I don't even want to think of what happened to Jessica's brain for having watched that 😢).
Btw, hyping and advertising movies ensures a return on the movie studios' and movie producers' financial investments, so movies with big budgets have likewise big advertising campaigns in order to facilitate that return (i.e.,$$$); but that does not speak to the film's quality, as big movie studios try to appeal the largest audience possible (i.e., selling movie tickets, streaming purchases, etc.), so they tend to produce dumb entertaining movies that are artistically and creatively bereft. For clarity, I love cinema, and there's over a century of brilliantly creative cinema to be enjoyed, so, having some cognizance of that, it's always disappointing to see the crap that is pushed onto audiences today.
