I just finished watching the trailer, and now I'm scrolling through all these glowing reviews, and honestly, I'm getting pretty hyped for this one. Jean-Claude rocks. Still holding out hope for a Dolph Lundgren comeback, though. 😁
I caught this one the other day, and honestly, it didn't really blow me away. The only real highlight was seeing Robert De Niro and Al Pacino sharing the screen again. I actually think those two would be incredible in a comedy together—maybe something like Meet the Parents 3. 😁 😁 😬
briskbison41 said:In that case, I totally get where you're coming from. The old Clone Wars episodes actually run about 70 minutes each.
The original Clone Wars shorts were only about 3 or 4 minutes long at most. 😁 You probably watched the full versions of those old Clone Wars segments that they stitched together into two longer episodes. 😬
So, most of you probably already heard the news, but the Clone Wars animated series is officially hitting Cartoon Network on October 2nd. This comes right on the heels of the Clone Wars film, which just started rolling out in theaters across the country today.
Check out this first little teaser clip from the series: small green in action. 😁
David Price5 said:See, that's exactly where the issue lies. If every single believer or atheist actually lived by their own moral code and religious principles, we wouldn't be seeing wars breaking out all the time.
Exactly. People have been the problem since the beginning of time, not religion itself, no matter how much some people try to maliciously twist that narrative.
David Price5 said:but you really have to admit how many people have been killed in the name of Krist.
Look, the people actually committing those acts don't have anything to do with Krist or Christianity. They’re just hypocrites who hijacked the faith to serve their own selfish agendas. There’s a massive difference between Christianity as a legitimate religion and a source of salvation, and then there's the group of people who claim to be Christians on paper while having zero actual connection to the faith. Honestly, it seems like a huge trend in leftist circles these days to just lump everything together into one big mess.
Next Friday, September - our translation 12, this crime thriller Kill Bill hits theaters across America, starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. This marks their third collaboration after The Godfather Part II and Heat, though it’s actually the first time we’re seeing them share the screen for most of a movie.
The story centers on two detectives—partners played by De Niro and Pacino—who are digging into whether a recent string of murders is linked to an old case they thought they had already closed.
The cast is pretty stacked too; alongside De Niro and Pacino, you've got Carla Gugino, John Leguizamo, Donnie Wahlberg, Brian Dennehy, and 50 Cent (who, if I'm being honest, makes the movie a bit of a hard sell for me).
Anthony Smith3 said:To be fair, the director basically admitted the movie is pretty mindless... just pure violence and nonsense... stuff like that lol🤣
Yeah, Kassovitz basically nuked his own movie. 🤣 Here we go. I can't see the link you're referring to! Drop it in the chat so I can take a look.. 😬
Is Outlander skipping theaters entirely and going straight to digital/DVD?
It looks like Jim Caviezel’s new sci-fi epic, >, might be bypassing the big screen altogether and heading straight for your home setup. According to >, we could be looking at a home release as early as this November.
Vin is waking up again—alongside Babylon A.D., we've got the fourth installment of Fast and Furious and Hannibal The Conqueror (that historical epic about the famous Carthaginian general) hitting theaters next year. He also dropped news that he and Twothy have officially teamed up again to start working on the second and third parts of the Riddick chronicles. Yeeeeah. 😁
I just sat down and watched Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and honestly? I’m pretty stoked. I was fully expecting a total dud, but it actually holds up way better than I thought it would. The plot is genuinely engaging and packed with action—it really captures that gritty, war-torn vibe. 😁
On the flip side, the CGI is pretty rough around the edges. There are moments where certain sequences look like they were ripped straight out of an old PlayStation game. Character expressions are super limited too; most of them have maybe two or three facial expressions total, and they don't look much like the actual actors (except for Obi-Wan 😁). Mace Windu doesn't even look like Samuel L. Jackson, and Yoda looks like he hasn't slept in a week with those massive dark circles under his eyes. Then you've got Count Dooku, who comes off as this sort of distinguished, old-school gentleman with a huge mustache, broad shoulders, and that dignified posture you'd expect from a high-ranking veteran. 😁
The score is definitely a highlight, and I loved that unconventional opening where they used a narrator instead of the usual text crawl. All in all, I'm looking forward to a fun series that's perfect for just chilling out and turning your brain off. Oh, and one more thing: Ahsoka Tano has more jokes coming out of her than Jerry Seinfeld, Ben Stiller, and Željko Pervan put together. 😁
Honestly, if I don’t hear some lines like "Where is the bomb? Tell me! Dammit!" or "Dammit Audrey!", I might just skip the movie entirely (just kidding). 😬 😬
I caught this one last year. Honestly, the production quality was pretty rough, and they kept drifting back into those Arthurian legends instead of just sticking to the actual history.
All in all, it wasn't anything special. It’s such a bummer because they had a killer cast that really went to waste here.
