Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Yeah. Well he wrote it. Tony Scott directed. I haven't been a HUGE fan of Tony Scott's direction, but I've been meaning to see it because Tarantino wrote it and the cast is so good.
RAMPAGE.
Insert Rock is a big monkey joke here.
But honestly it was pretty fun. Rock’s character was suitably badass, the CGI gorilla (and other creatures) looked pretty sweet, Jeffrey Dean Morgan was channeling his inner Negan and made me want to know more about what his OGA handled.
The various mercs got in some good lines before ending up as mercs do in these movies, and the main baddies were suitably campy.
Wasn’t much into the leading lady but you can’t have everything!
Originally posted by riv
I definitely consider it a Tarantino movie, despite him not directing.
While I would have loved to be a fly on the wall and know exactly how much input he had to the finished product, his signature is all over this movie!
Cool. Yeah, his writing tends to sort of put his stamp on things.
Originally posted by riv
RAMPAGE.
Insert Rock is a big monkey joke here.
But honestly it was pretty fun. Rock’s character was suitably badass, the CGI gorilla (and other creatures) looked pretty sweet, Jeffrey Dean Morgan was channeling his inner Negan and made me want to know more about what his OGA handled.
The various mercs got in some good lines before ending up as mercs do in these movies, and the main baddies were suitably campy.
Wasn’t much into the leading lady but you can’t have everything!
Yeah, it was surprisingly fun in a big, dumb sort of way. I've been planning to watch it again because I got the 4k bluray. 👆
Originally posted by riv6672
I haven’t watched IT (part 2) yet, but unless they totally go off script I can’t imagine it being too bad? The original managed to pull it off, cheesy spider and all.What didn’t you like about it?
Without being too spoilery, I felt like it focused more on jump scares and laughs than actual tension.
OVERLORD.
For all it’s faults and historical inaccuracies, I do love me a good evil Nazi plot movie. I can’t believe kick ass Corporal Ford is the same hippie dippie guy in the LODGE 49 television show.
When he was announced as having been cast to play US Agent in the upcoming FALCON & THE WINTER SOLDIER show, I’d forgotten he was in OVERLORD and was really surprised they’d chosen him.
But yeah, based on OVERLORD, I can see him as a renegade Captain America type.
Originally posted by riv6672
^^^Oh, well that’s not necessary. It (the old movie) already had enough of those. The building tension in between was the good part.
It just fell kind of flat for me. Which is sad because I really enjoyed the first one. I remember loving the book, and I even enjoyed the tv-movie back in the day.
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Charlie's Angels (2000s) - Silly but fun movie.
Originally posted by riv
OVERLORD.
For all it’s faults and historical inaccuracies, I do love me a good evil Nazi plot movie. I can’t believe kick ass Corporal Ford is the same hippie dippie guy in the LODGE 49 television show.
When he was announced as having been cast to play US Agent in the upcoming FALCON & THE WINTER SOLDIER show, I’d forgotten he was in OVERLORD and was really surprised they’d chosen him.
But yeah, based on OVERLORD, I can see him as a renegade Captain America type.
My friend and I discuss that movie...
Originally posted by Patient_Leech
My friend and I discuss that movie...