Chaos Walking (2021)
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Can someone please explain how this is considered a good movie? Given the premise, I don't get how none of the younger generation knows the truth about it. Seriously, how? 😵
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Jose Collins86 said:It appears that everyone within the Republican Party received a very specific set of talking points during their recent meeting. First, we saw Plenković telling Bago that this flu outbreak was "the greatest crisis in history, one that the Republican Party navigated us through without a hitch," and now our dear friend Vili is echoing those exact sentiments almost verbatim while speaking to Bolković. It seems quite obvious that their entire campaign strategy will revolve around the Corona virus and a slogan along the lines of: "The Republican Party saved your lives, so now give us your vote in return." Personally, I find this approach to be a significant miscalculation. The world moves far too quickly for such tactics; the memory of the flu has already begun to fade, and figures like Beroš, Božinović, Grba Buljević, and the rest of the crew have long since lost their "savior" status, even among the most gullible citizens.
Susan Ramirez2 said:Is it really too much to ask for this situation to be sorted out in a reasonable timeframe?
To reiterate, I was given a partial ban after just one warning! I haven't received any private messages explaining why. If some user with admin privileges has a personal vendetta against me—and honestly, I couldn't care less what they think—they shouldn't be able to block me from participating in a subforum they happen to moderate.
Hey Supermods, could someone please weigh in on this? It seems like whoever is responsible for this mess isn't planning on showing up anytime soon.
dustyviper8 said:?
cosmicraven27 said:she's Mexican, so now the trolls would claim the goalposts were moved
slystag4 said:Smith didn't pull it off. Such a shame.
Edward Ortiz77 said:I used to avoid this movie because I can't stand Bradley Cooper's attempts at acting, nor can I stomach how much Robert de Niro has let himself go, but I finally decided to give it a shot today. Honestly, what can I say? The plot is somewhat engaging and functional during the opening act—where the core idea feels decent enough—but then it steadily loses steam until it hits an ending that I personally found repulsive due to its sheer naivety. They never actually explain how he managed to keep producing tablets while simultaneously functioning on them. The film is riddled with logical gaps and gets particularly messy once you bring in that guy who’s supposed to sign the contract (Atwood?) who turns out to be using the tablets too... no, I can't even finish that thought. The presence of Bradley Cooper and a Robert de Niro who sells out his acting legacy far too easily is only tolerable if you're looking for ninety minutes of mindless entertainment to switch your brain off. For me, it's about a 6/10.