It was like being in a oven one deck down but I thought they would have had some sort of cooling system going when active back then???
That's the sort of detail you don't get while sitting in a comfy chair in a theatre and sipping ya chai latte .
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That's the sort of detail you don't get while sitting in a comfy chair in a theatre and sipping ya chai latte .
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Fun film overall, with a few cool cameos.
Good movie. I recommend the novel by PD James, it gets even more dystopian.
Decent brain out sci-fi adventure. dont always want to be in deep thought of the content during & after.
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This movie was good. I remember watching it and the one scene in particular, with one of the characters being taken out in a rather shocking way. Always stuck with me, more so than the movie as a whole.
Watched "Ready Player One" again this weekend and man what a ride. Really dig this movie and it didn't disappoint. Makes me want to read the book now!
I think the scene that got me (in children of men) was when the govt forces and the rebels were going full out against one another, then gradually they stop fighting ..and all is quiet. Then someone fires and it's all on again.
I bought that as I liked it. Seen it a few times now. A decent turn your brain off SciFi fun film. Effects are alright too for a film of this calibre.
Moonfall (2022).
What the flying f- did I watch? What in the world were they thinking? First half is bad sci-fi. Second half? They threw everything they had and their kitchen sink to the script. It doesn’t make sense. I have no words to describe this movie; it’s so bad and over the top I couldn’t stop watching it.
Wow.
What the flying f- did I watch? What in the world were they thinking? First half is bad sci-fi. Second half? They threw everything they had and their kitchen sink to the script. It doesn’t make sense. I have no words to describe this movie; it’s so bad and over the top I couldn’t stop watching it.
Wow.
They didn't show any of that.
I think Woodstock 99 showed how not to have a concert...it seemed more about exploitation than music...and some of the music seemed to be about destruction..so that's wot they got.
I guess if you take water bottles from people at the entry gate, then charge them $4 a bottle once inside it's a bad start right from the word go.
Good,or bad, must see status: 81% Tomatometer
Watching Marvel’s “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” is like listening to your favorite band on their final tour: All killer, no filler (OK, maybe a little), the greatest hits mixed with new stuff that reminds you why they’re awesome in the first place, and a desire for the last song to never end.
Writer/director James Gunn's last mission in the superhero galaxy that made him famous – before he flies off to make the next Superman movie and honchos the DC universe – is a hilarious, heartbreaking, touching and rather wonderful close to an enjoyable trilogy. Gunn’s first “Guardians” in 2014 is one of the best Marvel projects ever, and “Vol. 3” (★★★½ out of four; rated PG-13; in theaters Friday) soars pretty close to its own high mark with a final outing with this lovably scrappy bunch of space misfits.
'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' review: Chris Pratt's space misfits bow out gloriously
Marvel and James Gunn's 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' draws upon the scrappy first film for a glorious final chapter with Chris Pratt and Co.
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Watching Marvel’s “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” is like listening to your favorite band on their final tour: All killer, no filler (OK, maybe a little), the greatest hits mixed with new stuff that reminds you why they’re awesome in the first place, and a desire for the last song to never end.
Writer/director James Gunn's last mission in the superhero galaxy that made him famous – before he flies off to make the next Superman movie and honchos the DC universe – is a hilarious, heartbreaking, touching and rather wonderful close to an enjoyable trilogy. Gunn’s first “Guardians” in 2014 is one of the best Marvel projects ever, and “Vol. 3” (★★★½ out of four; rated PG-13; in theaters Friday) soars pretty close to its own high mark with a final outing with this lovably scrappy bunch of space misfits.