Originally posted by socool8520
Kiss of the Dragon. I enjoy it but Jet Li's Asian films have a lot better fight scenes imo. There's a lot more of them as well.
Loved the fight scene against the twins, Cyril Raffaelli and Didier Azoulay. Raffaelli does a great job in District B13 as well with David Belle, whose claim to fame is being deemed the founder and leading pioneer of Parkour.
Originally posted by Dreampanther
Loved the fight scene against the twins, Cyril Raffaelli and Didier Azoulay. Raffaelli does a great job in District B13 as well with David Belle, whose claim to fame is being deemed the founder and leading pioneer of Parkour.
I agree, I just wish there had been a larger volume of fight scenes of that degree.
I also enjoyed the District 13 movies. That guy is entertaining to watch.
A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014)
I'll admit I got some chuckles from it, but I felt like the first half was the best and then the last half really dragged. It was best when it was being more slapstick comedy because some of the recurring jokes got old pretty fast, like the whore not sleeping with her boyfriend. It was a relatively fun watch, though. Worth a watch.
I recently watched Parkland(2013) on hulu. It mostly follows the staff at the hospital where JFK was taken after he was shot, and Lee Harvey Oswald was taken to the same hospital and worked on by the same people a few days later. So it covered both of those events. It was interesting.
Paul Giamatti and Billy Bob Thornton were in it. It was decent I suppose.
Star Trek Into Darkness.
Not for the first time. Forgot how stupid this movie was... Especially the bits about the Prime Directive. As if "genocide" isn't a common go-to excuse for making an exception (Says more about the writer's biases then anything. Same people probably think victims getting gassed in some third world country is no big thing because they're not our citizens.)