Don't waste your time with it. I was so disappointed in it .
I was so excited to see it was streaming , didn't last long though.
Gonna watch the new Beetlejuice later today .
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I was so excited to see it was streaming , didn't last long though.
Gonna watch the new Beetlejuice later today .
Another waste of time
4/7
4/7
6/10 would have been more but this story line or very similar ones have been done to death
Imagine Texas chainsaw massacre over tones mixed with the visit . Was actually alot better than o thought it was gonna be
I was prepared to stop the movie l I ke I normally gldo the first 5 minutes but didn't
6 Maybe 7 out of 10
wasn't as good as I had hoped5/10
Debbie does Dallas but I still have yet to make it to the end. Always cum beforehand
I just finished Caligula and I absolutely loved it...
7/10 pretty good. You get to see machine gun kelly explode which is funny. Cool idea for a movie. Although, somewhat cheesy at points. I’m usually watching horror movies and documentaries so this was a bit out of character for me to watch. I didn’t mind it though, was entertaining.
Another viewing of Inception. It’s a solid 7/10. There’s a few things that irk me in it, though. But they’re not enough to call it a bad movie.
Jon E(vil)
True gore artist.
Narrow margin. 1990.
6/10
Mid level thriller set on a train starring Gene Hackman and Anne Archer. He is a lawyer trying to get a witness across the country to testify against a high profile criminal.
Hackman brings his usual style, rough but dependable, Archer is solid as the woman thrust into the situation. Its a remake of a 1952 film, but with a padded out plot. Some points drag a little but its well filmed as 90 percent of it is on the train. No quick edits or jumpy action scenes, with a group of characters that each play small but important roles.
6/10
Mid level thriller set on a train starring Gene Hackman and Anne Archer. He is a lawyer trying to get a witness across the country to testify against a high profile criminal.
Hackman brings his usual style, rough but dependable, Archer is solid as the woman thrust into the situation. Its a remake of a 1952 film, but with a padded out plot. Some points drag a little but its well filmed as 90 percent of it is on the train. No quick edits or jumpy action scenes, with a group of characters that each play small but important roles.
Jon E(vil)
True gore artist.
12.12. The day.
9/10
Political thriller involving the army.
Based on true events it tells the story, in some detail, of what happened in the weeks after the assassination of the president. With a large cast involving different elements of the army, loyal to certain generals, it does well at making sure the viewer knows who they all are. It slowly ramps up the tension as strategies are planned on either side. No prior knowledge is needed of the events, which does add a added level.
The man standing next (2020) deals with the assassination and is good political thriller.
A taxi driver [(2017) depicts events in the '80s
The attorney (2013) depicts a lawyer defending a student during a 80 civilian uprising. Both are these are character driven dramas.
9/10
Political thriller involving the army.
Based on true events it tells the story, in some detail, of what happened in the weeks after the assassination of the president. With a large cast involving different elements of the army, loyal to certain generals, it does well at making sure the viewer knows who they all are. It slowly ramps up the tension as strategies are planned on either side. No prior knowledge is needed of the events, which does add a added level.
The man standing next (2020) deals with the assassination and is good political thriller.
A taxi driver [(2017) depicts events in the '80s
The attorney (2013) depicts a lawyer defending a student during a 80 civilian uprising. Both are these are character driven dramas.
I just watched "Red One" this afternoon...... and I really enjoyed it. The humour is spot-on, the gadgets and "magic" is fun, and the special effects are very good. The story was suitably dark and brooding too.
Rating: A good Xmas movie, but not for young kids.
8/10
Sean Young is a very typical jew woman (her semite jew face fits well with the futuristic film), but nevertheless,Blade Runner (1982) it was an excellent movie which even Ryan Gosling's almost 3-hour, endlessly boring sequel couldn't beat 30 years later with all sorts of high tech stuff
Sean Young isn’t Jewish, dopey.
Jon E(vil)
True gore artist.
Red one. 2024.
3/10
Santa goes missing.
Starring Chris Evans as a hacker-for-hire, and Dwayne Johnson as a head of security elf. They 'team up' in a buddy cop/odd couple way to find Santa Claus. The film overall is interesting, but with a run time of two hours it plods along with only the cgi to keep the viewer interested. The cgi adds a very modern view to the film and kinda highlights the lack of spark. Nothing really interesting between the two leads as both has a cynical view of xmas. It also takes the legend of Krampus and crowbars it in very little effect.
Best watched as background noise, which is what i did.
3/10
Santa goes missing.
Starring Chris Evans as a hacker-for-hire, and Dwayne Johnson as a head of security elf. They 'team up' in a buddy cop/odd couple way to find Santa Claus. The film overall is interesting, but with a run time of two hours it plods along with only the cgi to keep the viewer interested. The cgi adds a very modern view to the film and kinda highlights the lack of spark. Nothing really interesting between the two leads as both has a cynical view of xmas. It also takes the legend of Krampus and crowbars it in very little effect.
Best watched as background noise, which is what i did.
Just saw Combat Shock.. How did this one slip my radar for so long?
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