Absolute masterpiece 🙏 .That sequence involving the manager, the cab driver, and the courtroom features one of the greatest monologues ever written, not to mention that opening scene... by the way, the opening scene features some real local characters :-)... "First I'm going to beat you, then I'm going to screw you"... if my memory serves me right, he actually used that line in one of his older movies before.
Listen, everyone, when you see someone dropping massive spoilers like that, please don't quote the post. We don't need anyone else spreading them further...
cosmicraven2 said:I haven't checked out Degeneration yet, but I plan to. Honestly, I have a strong feeling it won't live up to the Resident Evil re-trilogy. 🙂
It really depends... how familiar are you with the trilogy released on PlayStation?
gentlebadger88 said:If you're using poor voice acting as the sole metric to decide if a movie is only worth watching for its solid plot and animation instead of recommending it to everyone, then hats off to you. I am curious, though—who exactly did you think should have voiced Leon?
I'm not so sure about those two... and the issue isn't just Leon, it's almost the entire cast. The timing is just way too off...
cosmicraven2 said:It's just bad synchronization. 😁 Honestly, whenever studios try to please fans by hiring actors from the "Resident Evil" series, things go south. I remember how Paul Mercier was a terrible fit as Leon S. Kennedy in RE4, so I am not expecting much better this time around. 🙂
Plus, there is way too much melodrama and some really questionable character decisions. On the bright side, I have to admit it captures that classic RE 2 and RE 3 vibe quite well—especially the locations and the camera angles...
Fans might enjoy it (to an extent), but I wouldn't recommend it to the general public. The English dubbing is truly terrible and sounds incredibly jarring...
Anthony Bailey said:Medical horrors aren't really my thing. ☕
Too much drooling, vomiting, and brain surgery for my taste. Just gross. 😁
The movie starts off with promise—naked firefighters under a shower head.😁 I had no idea that 80 percent of people actually call firefighters when they have medical issues. Makes you think. 🤔
That last 20 minutes? Excellent. It’s horror exactly how it ought to be. No, I’m not going to discuss it; wouldn't want to spoil anything.
Watchable. 👍
I remember watching a documentary about New York City firefighters. They even get called for domestic violence situations because, quite frankly, the police sometimes just don't respond to the calls fast enough.
Ryan Roberts2 said:We've got Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd, Kiefer Sutherland, Rainn Wilson, the hilarious Will Arnett from Arrested Development, and Reese Witherspoon... quite the lineup, right?
Doesn't Google Chrome have a built-in reload option by default? It should be right there under the settings where you can adjust the interval for every few seconds.
Henry Bennett53 said:Adam Sandler was incredible in Punch-Drunk Love. That’s because he had Paul Thomas Anderson directing him. The end result is a fantastic movie.
Everything else he's touched—including this little project here—is so poorly made and mindless that I find it genuinely fascinating how someone can maintain such a long-term streak of nothing but absolute disasters.
Frank Moore4 said:Those individuals have absolutely nothing to do with Krist or Christianity; they are simply opportunists who exploited the faith for their own gain. There is a clear distinction between Christianity as a true religion and a source of salvation, and those who claim the label while having zero connection to its actual values. Unfortunately, it seems quite trendy in leftist circles today to lump everyone together into one big, messy category.
And that is precisely where the trouble lies. If all believers and atheists actually lived by their respective moral and religious principles, we would likely never see war break out...