Posts by David Price5

George Evans26 said:I can't wait to see it. It only has a 7.0 on IMDb, so maybe the subject matter just doesn't grab people like it does me.🤷 (for me😛)

A 7.0 is actually a pretty solid rating on IMDb..

I caught that last night as well. Truly impressive work..

Sandra Ward66 said:I haven't heard anything about this! I actually really like him, even if his movies are pretty brainless action flicks... but he's great at what he does! I'll definitely give this one a watch.

They're usually decent when he films in the USA.

nimbleranger22 said:, though I believe I have sufficiently justified my rather unconventional choice.

That was precisely where the issue lay.

nimbleranger22 said:Like I mentioned, Spider-Man 3 was actually a pretty decent watch for me. It felt much better than the previous two installments. In my opinion, it might even be the peak of the trilogy because there is less forced sentimentality and more depth given to the characters. The villains, specifically, often feel more compelling than the heroes—think along the lines of Lex Luthor or the Joker. Plus, the ending actually carries some weight through the theme of forgiveness.

😕 Did we all seriously watch the same Spider-Man 3?

nimbleranger22 said:Every year—especially lately—we see those smaller indie films with modest budgets that catch us completely off guard, much like how I felt about Juno this year.
I also recall back in 2007 watching two specific movies just to hang out with my son, only to find myself genuinely impressed; I'm talking about Transformers and Spider-Man 3 (which was a solid watch and undoubtedly the best in that series).

This trend simply isn't working.

Kevin Lopez43 said:I would personally love to see a sequel to Before Sunrise, maybe something called Sunset. 😍

That would actually be quite interesting... if they had just stayed together.

redowl90 said:Redemption in Shawshank 2: Zihuatanejo!

After rewatching the original, I really wouldn't want a sequel. It just wouldn't feel right.The current ending provides such a perfect sense of closure.

redowl90 said:If you plan on screening a movie that's already been released here in the States, you’ll need to contact the local distributors to clear the licensing.

Is there a specific registry to check if a film has American distribution, or am I stuck calling every single distributor out there?

Richard Howard2 said:Take Armageddon, for example. It is the very definition of stupidity, yet it made an insane amount of money.

True. But let's be honest, Armageddon had an incredible main theme.☕ That's basically half the battle won right there.

Gregory Wood41 said:Either Uwe Boll is a complete moron, or he’s actually onto something. He's quite brilliant and understands that any publicity is good publicity.

This will likely end up being his best film yet, though that still doesn't say much.

It will happen before long.

I found this video quite interesting. It certainly provides some unique perspectives on the subject matter at hand.
I think it's finally time to see which of his movies I should watch.

Brenda Gray21 said:I honestly suspect that either Costner himself or someone in his inner circle had some sort of ongoing feud with the critics. To be fair, those films aren't even a step below many of the typical Hollywood hits.

So many movies have flopped with critics but still turned out to be huge successes...

gentleeagle11 said:I honestly think it's because back then, everyone was talking about how Costner was filming some kind of softcore adult movie, or something along those lines...🙂

I honestly think that would be the main reason someone would skip the theater, regardless of whether they're a man or a woman.

Jerry Martin19 said:Morbid? In what way? Like "amputations, broken bones, and murders," or more like... I don't know how to put this without sounding stupid, an emotional kind of morbid?

It honestly leaves you feeling completely gutted once the credits roll.

ruggedlynx10 said:Man, that sounds intense... where on earth did you find that? Was it on a random DVD at a thrift store somewhere?

True. Finding more mainstream works from Asian directors shouldn't be an issue at all.

Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance—from bad to worse.

Sophia Grant39 said:The Film actually surprised me. Tense plot and solid acting. Sound effects feel a bit overdone and the ending wasn't really my style, but overall... two hours of decent entertainment.

If I recall correctly, they left things open enough for potential sequels..

On the contrary. I think they're both excellent. Mr. Brooks' companion is top-notch. Dexter and Mr. Brooks are actually quite similar; they both operate under a very similar set of high moral principles.

If you enjoyed this killer, you absolutely have to check out Dexter.

velvetcrane57 said:😂🤣

I honestly can't believe what I'm reading here... this film is an absolute masterpiece.🙏

But this is exactly what people mean when they ask for heart-pounding and adrenaline-inducing films .