Posts by Walter Jackson10

Jose Miller17 said:Yeah, pretty much... I watched it and honestly, it’s not as bad as its rough edges suggest. It’s decent entertainment and definitely wasn't a waste of time. Visually, it hits the mark, but the tone feels lukewarm. It isn't quite sarcastic enough, nor is it funny, childish, or serious enough. It lacks a clear identity. I think Terry Gilliam could have just picked one lane and made a real movie out of it. Those sketches with nods to fairy tales like Little Red Riding Hood and Hansel and Gretel were actually impressive—that's where you could really see the horror potential. My take? It's an okay film, but it lacks backbone. Hey, Gilliam, why the hesitation? Were you just being indecisive? What happened to you? Come on, newcomer, go ask your friend. 😁😁

I completely agree with this. 👍
while watching, I kept thinking how much better it would have been if Tim Burton had directed it. 😍

watched itttttttttt😍 😍

Johnny is definitely 👍

not surprising that Tim loves him😁

the old version of this movie doesn't even compare to this one.

it's exactly how I pictured it while reading the book as a kid😁😁
hehe...

I’m the new breed!
A mix of Clint Eastwood, Jon Voight, and Bruce Lee—though sometimes I wander off into territory where I'm playing John Travolta.😁😁

hmmm...

The ending definitely stuck with me.
I watched it as soon as it hit the rental shelves at Blockbuster, so I don't remember every single frame, but something about it just felt off...
I can't quite put my finger on what it was, but it just didn't land for me.

Maybe I should give it another shot... 🤔

pumpkin pie said:To whom?

Me.

Why does every tiny backwater town in this stinking country need its own film festival? 😠

why?

Did you attend all of them, or are you being forced to go to every single one? Is that why you're fed up?

I actually wish they happened more often—it’s impossible to coordinate my free time with the festival schedule, and I love this kind of stuff.😢