darkmarlin10 said:NOPE! "Life in the North" is basically just a state of mind!😉
you gotta fish for that kind of vibe, man.
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darkmarlin10 said:NOPE! "Life in the North" is basically just a state of mind!😉
Leonard Nimoy~ said:Beetles. Every single one of them.
It’s not exactly a phobia, I just find them incredibly unpleasant.😳 😁
David Davis15 said:I don't get why everyone thought it was shallow; the movie isn't nearly as "one and done" as people claim.
Ali G is honestly one of the sharpest comedians working right now, and anyone who's actually sat through his show knows that. Sure, he leans into some low-brow potty humor occasionally, but there’s a genuine layer of wit beneath the surface.
Richard Howard2 :
Even though I was counting down the minutes until it wrapped up, the movie wasn't a total snooze, and it’s worth catching if you have the time. It isn't bad, per se, just unsuccessful. Maybe I just didn't get it, though. I can see why the Tarantino fans are obsessed; I'm just not one of them, so his little stylistic quirks felt predictable rather than surprising or thrilling. No matter how much of a divine revelation this might seem to some of you, for me, it landed exactly where I expected it to.
Honestly, even Kill Bill isn't going to be the perfect masterpiece for everyone—I'd argue it's really only the "best" when you're looking at it through a Tarantino lens.
silvermason12 said:Honestly, I found it pretty dull... but what can you do when it's boring? I have to admit I wasn't even watching the last 20 minutes because I drifted off to sleep...😁
I might give it another spin today or tomorrow; maybe then I'll actually change my mind.
Richard Howard2 ::
I didn't really care for it. It’s an uncomfortable watch—heavy on the violence and anxiety on one hand, and cluttered with those "I'm-so-Tarantino-and-I'm-so-cool" tropes lifted straight from his previous stuff on the other. It feels like Tarantino was caught in a tug-of-war between trying to make something meaningful and making something completely mindless. The movie attempts to be dead serious in some spots while mocking everything in others. While it might be worth a theater trip, it isn't exactly memorable. It doesn't even come close to being as good as hellish junk; it's just a self-indulgent effort from a self-important director.
If Tarantino's whole goal was to be inconsistent, he really should have been consistent about that.
Not even close to being as good as hellish junk
and cluttered with those "I'm-so-Tarantino-and-I'm-so-cool" tropes lifted straight from his previous stuff.
Jamie Anderson82 said:Is it just me, or is this movie actually worth catching—assuming we're talking about the 😉 😁 factor involving Kate Beckinsale?
L. NimoyInvadesMetal said:I don't even smoke, they just caught me off guard in that photo.😳 😳
finalnifantazista said:Eminem is just as fake as any other piece of trash.