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Day of the Dead (2008) in Movies ·
I mean, I’m just not feeling like that’s ready for a remake quite yet
Day of the Dead (2008) in Movies ·
😁 man, that one scene 😁
Day of the Dead (2008) in Movies ·
So they’re doing a remake of a movie that’s already ten years old. It makes you wonder—is a reboot of Hostel or 28 Days Later coming down the pipeline in a year? Honestly, everyone would probably jump at the chance to make a quick buck off Romero’s classics... tsk tsk tsk. For what it's worth, I have a nagging gut feeling this one is going to suck big time, though I genuinely, sincerely hope I'm wrong. We'll just have to wait and see...
The Punisher in Movies ·
Jean-Claude Van Damme 😁 😁 😁
The Punisher in Movies ·
Jean-Claude Van Damme really only carries the weight in the first one. Honestly, I’m convinced he would have finished the job in the sequel if they hadn't swapped him out for that lightweight Sasha Mitchell. And when you actually stop to think about it, why wouldn't he just wrap things up right then and there? He already laid into that woman, dealt with that wise old mentor type he shared a drink with at the pub, and handled the Black guy who led him straight into a trap. Who knows, and why wouldn't he just do it all over again?
The Punisher in Movies ·
I mean, Jean-Claude Van Damme basically slammed the guy's head into a wall, so what else were you expecting? He even took off those glass-studded gloves just to show he could win on pure skill. Besides, do you really think taking down Tong Poa is any easier than dealing with that effeminate Russian dude in The Punisher? Have you actually looked at the size of that guy? He’s built like a freaking structural pillar, and word on the street is he’s fueled by whatever substances he can find. At its core, it's a story about revenge, sure, but it's also about forgiveness—which is why he didn't just completely annihilate him.
The Punisher in Movies ·
I mean, honestly, it was pretty great 😁 did you catch how he absolutely laid into that palm tree? And that finale where he just completely leveled that evil overlord who snatched his girl 😁 A true warrior for justice, man, a real fighter for what's right 😁 😁
The Punisher in Movies ·
Honestly, I don't know what you guys are all getting at here. The Punisher is just a total mess of a movie. I can’t remember the last time I sat through such a clumsy execution of what was actually a decent revenge plot. If you want to see how a revenge story should actually be handled, go watch Kickboxer (also known as Karate Tiger 2) starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. Now *that* is what I call a revenge movie.
Is streaming killing the art of cinema? in Movies ·
In my view, DivX is actually just broadening the cinematic horizons for us regular folks. I honestly don't see the film industry collapsing just because of downloading; if anything, they might feel a slight pinch in their pockets, but it'll be marginal at best when you consider how much money certain (let's face it, brainless) blockbusters pull in at the domestic box office. You can't just shut down an entire ecosystem like that overnight.

Besides, from what I gather, the major Hollywood studios are already making moves to embrace web distribution anyway, whether they're rolling out brand-new releases or giving old classics a digital second life.
Walk the Line in Movies ·
The movie is genuinely solid, but honestly, it doesn't quite touch the heights of Raya. On a side note, have you guys noticed how everyone is suddenly trying to cash in on the whole biographical film trend? I even heard whispers that they’re putting together a biopic about Bob Dylan's life.
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift in Movies ·
So, is this movie actually any good? I’m thinking about downloading it, though not really for my own sake—more for my cousin. He’s absolutely obsessed with those high-octane car chases. Honestly, even the 😁cheesy
elements don't bother him one bit.
We'll Always Remember you Kurt Cobain in Music ·
Douglas Robinson12 said:If you actually want to pay your respects, just write Rest in Peace. The way you phrased it sounds incredibly harsh—like "rest in pieces." Pieces of what? Ash?

The guy had his head blown out by a shotgun, and you're seriously questioning why I used the phrase "rest in pieces"?😕
We'll Always Remember you Kurt Cobain in Music ·
Kurt Cobain - Rest in Pieces
I figured I’d pay my own little respects too.