Originally posted by Beastro
I agree.There much more realistic and they require brainpower 😛
Christ on a cracker. BRAINPOWER to take in a repetitive techno score and some mindless choreographed violence? Are you honestly so brave as to divulge such an opinion?
Say what you want, I'm a fan of the original MK movie, but the sequel was feces.
Originally posted by Cinemaddiction
Christ on a cracker. BRAINPOWER to take in a repetitive techno score and some mindless choreographed violence? Are you honestly do brave as to divulge such an opinion?
Have you played the games?They do require brainpower.They have a good story and are usually very difficult to beat.Unlike this mockery of a film that consisted of Mila shooting zombies throughout the duration.
"Christ on a cracker. BRAINPOWER to take in a repetitive techno score and some mindless choreographed violence?"
A very accurate description of the movie, by the way.
The games aren't quite that simple, the bossfights are quite tough at times. Especially RE4, redefining the series, and the whole genre as a whole. Strategy, story, graphics, atmospheric music and some really really tough bosses.
Beastro - Yes, RE4 is a gamecube game, it is, however, coming out for the PS2 later this year. It's by far the best game in the series, thus far.
It's a movie about a ****ing fighting tournament. What special level of comprehension must one obtain to follow such a simplistic, forumlaic outline for a movie?
You have to know how to press buttons and a cursor to play. To be so bold as to proclaim it takes much more to SIT and watch it played out in a MOVIE, which requires you to do nothing MORE than just that is ludicrous, and just supports my arguement that it indeed takes none.
Ah. No, I'm not a fan of the RE games, personally. There's no question that from what I read, they aren't faithful adaptations, so if that were true, comparing them *** for tat, the movies will never get their due.
People should view the RE movies like the FF movie. There's some core elements, but considering the source (Anderson), the stories are going to have liberties taken with them. Look at AVP.
Originally posted by Beastro
What do you mean they arent faithful adaptions?What where they adapting from?I know by now that your easily amused but im nt.I'd spend hours on a game thats worth my time that this laughable bad-acting fest.
Now, lets be fair, the games are notorious for their over the top cheesy voice acting.
Originally posted by Beastro
What do you mean they arent faithful adaptions?What where they adapting from?I know by now that your easily amused but im nt.I'd spend hours on a game thats worth my time that this laughable bad-acting fest.
The movies adapted from the games...🤨
You've got some real nerve to keep up with this "easily amused" bullshit. I'm not, and just because I watch/own some movies that don't necessarily require me to be registered with the Church of Scientology or goddamn MENSA doesn't mean that I don't appreciate though provoking films as well as easy going, fun movies.
Originally posted by Beastro
Your right,they arent faithful.The games are good but the movies arent.As fun as they may seem there not worth actual money so why recommend them?I dont care to see a film that's keeps me enterainted for 2 hours I want to see a freakin good movie.
Who's recommending them? I don't get that last sentence, given the contradiction, but what you consider entertaining and what someone else may, is totally subjective and can only be determined one way. The same can be said for the movies value, of both monetary and entertainment.
Originally posted by BackFire
Here C-Dic, let me save you the trouble."Good is subjective......"
It's true. What else can I say? It's all opinion. It's almost a Cine-cliche, but how else can I explain it? If people would take the time to consider others feelings/opinions as to how they approach movies, I wouldn't have to say that again EVER. But they don't, so here I am, spewing the same old tired retort.