Frank Mendoza8 said:Look, getting rid of them isn't easy...
You can be the absolute best version of yourself, truly. But if she hasn't moved past that guy? Well, damn. Everything you do just falls apart. I know from experience.
It’s fine, I suppose. I haven't sat through the whole thing; I only caught the dubbed trailer. Truth be told, those kinds of movies aren't really my cup of tea. I mostly just see German actors in them, even if they are trying their best... all while... Jackie Chan is speaking German.🙂 Hehehe...
I find myself in total agreement. Honestly, I spent about 70% of that movie laughing. They claim these cartoons are made for children, but at this rate, they’ll be marketed strictly to adults soon enough. The scenes involving the sea turtles were quite good.🙂 Uh...
It’s actually better when the audio isn't perfectly synced..
Trust me on this one!
I still find myself thinking about that bit with the seagulls. It wasn't even the "mine, mine" thing—it was more like that sarcastic "Oh yes, right... sure..." vibe when he said it. You know, like "you couldn't hurt my beak if you tried." Something along those lines...
I watched the trailer. They sound fantastic. I actually have the DVD waiting for me at home right now. I'm just counting down the minutes until I finish up at work so I can finally sit down and watch it.🙂 I have always had a certain fondness for those longer feature films. There is just something about them. I find myself drawn to titles like *Planet of Treasure*, *Ice Age*, or *Lilo & Stitch*. They just resonate with me more.🙂))))
It’s actually quite a nice way to break up the monotony of watching things.🙂👍 👍 👍
Honestly, most of these soundtracks—well, at least for me—really need the movie playing in the background. It’s just different when you have the visuals to lean on. Without the film, the whole vibe feels slightly off.🙂 But there are exceptions, of course. I could listen to the entire *From Dusk Till Dawn* collection all day... tracks like "Hit the Road Jack," "Somebody to Love," or "Bad Boys"... they just work. Then you've got *Pulp Fiction* and *The Bodyguard*. On the other hand, I can't stand the *Lord of the Rings* score, and *The Matrix Reloaded* is pretty mediocre too, even if the first one was alright.