The creatures are just weird and ridiculous. It’s a complete joke compared to Gollum, who is ten times more terrifying and better executed than these slimy humanoid freaks... the acting is subpar and the plot is shaky.
But whatever, we could always use more decent horror movies... and this one lands right in that middle ground. Not amazing, not terrible... just meh. Actually, it's okay.
Yeah, I wouldn't go recommending this one to anyone.
But all things considered, I actually enjoyed it... maybe because of how predictable it was, the pointless brutality, and the sheer nonsense woven through the entire thing.
restlessmarlin6 said:It’s long overdue, but we really need to reclassify things like ecstasy as light drugs—especially since they're relatively cheap 🙄—while treating something like cocaine as the heavy hitter it actually is.
Exactly. Cocaine just leaves you feeling like crap, whereas a bad trip on MDMA leaves you looking like a beaten-up Bambi for three days straight. Total injustice.👎
I caught an incredible BBC documentary series on terrorism the other day. It’s a three-part series where only the final installment focuses on 9/11, treating it as the logical conclusion to everything else. The first two parts trace the actual origins of terrorism... While Moore tends to present things through a subjective, "idiot-friendly" lens, this production feels more like an objective and imaginative history lesson.
casualotter21 said:A brilliant satire about two guys disguising themselves as women, leading to endless comedic misunderstandings? What an absolutely groundbreaking comedic concept for a movie!
Hardly anyone would believe me... I approached this film with the same skepticism...😁
...but by the end, I was actually gasping for air from laughing so hard. To my surprise, the movie turned out to be a genuinely great comedy...
Amanda Ramos48 said:Someone told me it was actually true, because I heard it was based on some real quote.
I caught a segment on FOX... they interviewed the guy... he looked about 40, some kind of drifter from overseas... been living at the airport for years... apparently Steven Spielberg offered him some cash for the "rights"... if I recall correctly, the amount was peanuts... especially considering how much movies make these days... and damn, I haven't even seen it yet... it's not really my genre, but honestly, I want to check it out...