What pisses me off is that
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That is actually what I love about it. And thank god they didn't kiss at the end... I would have thrown my popcorn at the screen if they did that! It isn't a happy ending for our main characters, but as the Princess says... Hope!
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Yes the ending gave the story gravity, but my reasoning is that there was potential for a series and I really liked this group of actors and could have tolerated 2 more movies with this quality.
But we did get Andor! But I hear what you are saying.
In the big picture, Andor is kind of amazing even with its 30 min episodes.
Do me a favor, in your previous reply to me, add the bracket so that the spoiler label works in my part of the text.
In the big picture, Andor is kind of amazing even with its 30 min episodes.
Do me a favor, in your previous reply to me, add the bracket so that the spoiler label works in my part of the text.
Done! And I agree with Andor... Great series. Can't wait for season two!!!
I'm pretty sure LucasFilms insisted that all the central characters die so that they couldn't disturb "future" events. Andor would likely have appeared again if he were still alive.
none necessary!Apologies, I thought you had.
there was a lot of "hoopla" over this movie I did not know until today.
Actually so had I ! ;PApologies, I thought you had.
Great film, I was chatting about this with my neighbors this morning.
peacock started caring this film, (I have a copy)
Pacific Rim (2013)- If you like Transformers (large mechs) and Godzilla monsters, you’re good to go. CGI and visual dynamics are superb. Large creatures are entering this world though an inter-dimensional rift in the bottom of the Pacific intent on destruction. And I really enjoy the premise, that it takes two pilots to link mentally to run the machine an extension of themselves, the fight sequences, and the interpersonal relationships and conflicts, especially the two bickering scientists. Idris Elba is an on screen force.
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I really enjoyed the movie, especially the action scenes. But I couldn't get the whole neural-link shared minds thing. I know it was a plot element but it didn't make sense technically.Pacific Rim (2013)- If you like Transformers (large mechs) and Godzilla monsters, you’re good to go. CGI and visual dynamics are superb. Large creatures are entering this world though an inter-dimensional rift in the bottom of the Pacific intent on destruction. And I really enjoy the premise, that it takes two pilots to link mentally to run the machine an extension of themselves, the fight sequences, and the interpersonal relationships and conflicts, especially the two bickering scientists. Idris Elba is an on screen force.
Just finished watching "The Thomas Crown Affair", the original, 1960's version.
It was awful.
'Nuff said.
It was awful.
'Nuff said.
Losing interest in this movie because the plot too jumbled for something too simple
and I dont care
2 hours left....
turned off at 45 minutes into this hash
but then again I dont like ketchup in my futomaki as the rest of the planet might
and I dont care
2 hours left....
turned off at 45 minutes into this hash
but then again I dont like ketchup in my futomaki as the rest of the planet might
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Is a decent watch, personally not a fan of Tom Cruise as his films tend to be very formulaic. That said he's undoubtedly committed to deliver the best he can.
I enjoyed the recent Top Gun as production value are top notch, however felt it was yet another Tom Cruise vehicle. The original 80's film being a far more ensemble cast and more entertaining for it.
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RE: Thor: Love and Thunder
Hadn't thought of that. Yes, the Gods weren't that great but the dialogue and slightly more complex characters still made it one of my Marvel favorites.
Have you watched him in an older movie made in 2002, titled "Minority Report?"
I enjoy watching the newer Korean shows, but tonight I watched a romance movie at Netflix that is of outstanding quality in reference to filmmaking. Both leads are quite good, and the female lead is not only unusually pretty, but she does a wonderful job. Titled, 18 Pages.
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Watching Edward Murphy in his first major film role in over a decade. Shame to see him out of the spotlight, as he was one of my favorite comedic actors growing up.
The Guardian (UK) newspaper reviewer didn't like it much. Too formulaic. A pity as I love Eddie Murphy.
You People review – charmless Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner update
Jonah Hill, Eddie Murphy and Julia Louis-Dreyfus star in an unfunny Netflix comedy about an interracial relationship
Blade Runner (1982)
A masterpiece in noir & Sci-Fi, never ages, never will...
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A masterpiece in noir & Sci-Fi, never ages, never will...
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