Posts by Thomas Davis13

Since I’ve always had a soft spot for the Western genre, and both Bale and Crowe are actors I genuinely respect, I found the film quite enjoyable.
In any case, it’s easily the best Western I’ve seen in years.
As for the ending, I actually liked it—I couldn't really picture it playing out any other way.

It’s funny how whenever you see someone working on a computer in a movie, they never actually touch a mouse. It’s always just a frantic blur of keyboard commands instead.

Trainspotting and Requiem for a Dream

People have been buzzing about a Silver Surfer solo project for years now, but we still haven't seen anything materialize. As for the new Fantastic Four, I found the first one pretty underwhelming, so my expectations for the sequel aren't exactly sky-high. That said, I'll probably end up catching it in theaters once it actually drops.

It looks decent enough. I haven't sat down to watch it yet, but honestly, seeing Jim Carrey in a serious role is still a bit of a hard pill to swallow for me. That said, I’d love to be proven wrong. We'll see how it goes.

Acting and Bloom are two concepts that just don't belong in the same sentence. I’ve heard rumors he walked away from Hollywood to go find some spiritual enlightenment or whatever. Honestly, good for him—I'm actually a little jealous.

mellowtrucker44 said:I read the reviews, sure, but I NEVER—and I mean never—let them dictate my opinion. How is some stranger supposed to tell me whether a movie is actually good or garbage? They can't. I won't know until I sit down and watch it myself.

You read my mind👍. I don't lean on critics at all. I've been let down by "masterpieces" far too many times, and I've found myself genuinely enjoying plenty of movies that everyone else seemed to hate.

It’s an excellent film. I especially appreciated the director's decision to end things by selecting a book by E. A. Poe.

cosmicraven2 said:In what specific way is "28 Days Later" trash? I am asking politely: please explain. In detail.

I’ve been wondering the same thing. Personally, I think "28 Days Later" is actually 👍 pretty solid, even if things feel a bit dragged out toward the end. I haven't sat down to watch the sequel yet, but I plan to.

I've got two movies on DVD, including the one where Chuck fights his way through.
All the best to Bruce Lee; it’s a damn shame he wasn't around to show Jackie Chan and the rest of the crew how it’s actually done.🙏 🙏 🙏

The Ford Mustang GT 500, or rather, Eleanor from Gone in 60 Seconds
The car of my dreams

Jerry Martin19 said:Check out All or nothing and Intimacy.😉

thanks

I forgot to mention
Jean Reno, because Leon is easily one of my all-time favorites.
Audrey Tautou, mostly because I was such a fan of hers in Amélie.

Jerry Martin19 said:Philip Seymour Hoffman

I thought he was brilliant in his earlier work, though lately I’ve been seeing him pop up quite frequently in big productions like > or >.👍

Jean-Claude Van Damme mentioned in an interview once that Mirko Cro Cop reminds him of Charles Bronson and Clint Eastwood.🤣
I honestly have no idea where he's getting that from.

Columbo🙏 🙏 🙏

The absolute best episode has to be the one featuring Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock.

The Blues Brothers
I honestly think we’re looking at one of the most legendary car chases in cinema history.