Originally posted by BeyondTheGrave
you pretty much described 99% of hollywood movies 😐
No, not really. 99.9% of all rom-coms/chick-flicks/lost love movies follow the same basic formula: 1) Guy gets girl, 2) Guy loses girl, 3) Guy gets girl back again. That's been the template for like the last 70 years or so, with little-to-no variation. They might flip the gender roles occasionally, but the basic formula remains the same, and they always have the same stock characters.
In my opinion; romantic comedies and slashers are the two stupidest, most predictable genres in all of film.
Originally posted by Quiero Motathats why i root for the killer in slashers
No, not really. 99.9% of all rom-coms/chick-flicks/lost love movies follow the same basic formula: 1) Guy gets girl, 2) Guy loses girl, 3) Guy gets girl back again. That's been the template for like the last 70 years or so, with little-to-no variation. They might flip the gender roles occasionally, but the basic formula remains the same, and they always have the same stock characters.In my opinion; romantic comedies and slashers are the two stupidest, most predictable genres in all of film.
Originally posted by Quiero Motathats why i root for the killer in slashers yelling at the screen for them to kill a person with something i see in the background 😆
No, not really. 99.9% of all rom-coms/chick-flicks/lost love movies follow the same basic formula: 1) Guy gets girl, 2) Guy loses girl, 3) Guy gets girl back again. That's been the template for like the last 70 years or so, with little-to-no variation. They might flip the gender roles occasionally, but the basic formula remains the same, and they always have the same stock characters.In my opinion; romantic comedies and slashers are the two stupidest, most predictable genres in all of film.
Originally posted by Impediment
I spoke too harshly. Robin Williams is a great comic talent, but I think he was 100% wrong for that role. In my opinion, he did a very poor job.
However, I might partially agree with you in that I think he's better off in comedies.