I haven't actually sat down to watch the movie myself, but a friend of mine did (we both spend our free time climbing), and he absolutely trashed the climbing scenes. They didn't put nearly enough effort into making the climbing look realistic—it was totally off. For instance, if you want to see how it's actually done, that 2015 remake of Point Break was executed incredibly well when it came to all those action-sports sequences.
I absolutely adore the Mission: Impossible films, though I have to say, the one directed by John Woo was just plain stupid. Anyway, if the movie is already wrapped up, then forget about those space shots—there's no way they actually went up there. Maybe we'll see something like that in the next installment...
Donna White50 said:Just fix your income and go to the Moon if that's what you want. Living in the country means zero stress and escaping the endless madness of just trying to exist. Living costs are way lower, utilities don't break the bank, and you can even grow your own food if you're feeling it. You'll actually have some breathing room to focus on yourself—you know, self-improvement stuff—and honestly, life just feels a lot more grounded when people stop trying to sell you all that nonsense and fake dreams... Just keep the kids and their schooling in mind when you're picking a spot...
More time for yourself? Seriously? I know plenty of folks out in rural America who don't have a single second to themselves because they're constantly planting, digging, weeding, harvesting, tinkering—you're working from sunrise to sunset just to scrape together a handful of vegetables to eat. And don't even get me started on wood heat; you're chopping, prepping, hauling logs... it's endless.
It all sounds absolutely wonderful and idyllic on paper, but in reality? It's nothing like that.
Honestly? This one’s actually decent. A rare find, really—especially considering most of what’s being churned out lately is nothing but absolute garbage.
Jeffrey Moore8 said:It’s an absolute disaster... my one shot, my literal one chance in this life to actually see Metallica with Matt Barlow, and frankly, Metallica without Matt just isn't Metallica. I’ve lived through so many moments with those songs, so many memories, and to think I might never see them performed live with him? It’s a catastrophe. Just pure, unadulterated misery. 😕 By the way, their new singer is Stu Block
The grappling association has been split off from the main American federation, and honestly, HGS couldn't care less about which clubs want to join their ranks anyway.
doesn't matter what category we're talking about, haha There aren't any official championships yet—mostly because the federation just started getting its act together (though honestly, even that’s debatable since there aren't many clubs actually signed up with them). Aside from pure BJJ, though, they hold the SUBOS grappling open every year. That's where you see the biggest turnout of fighters and clubs, so everyone basically treats that as the de facto championship.
Look, it starts off okay. The plot is actually decent enough at first, I'll give it that. But then? Then they reveal how the whole thing actually functions—you know, that specific location—and the entire movie just completely goes down the drain. It’s a total disaster.
I mean, it is just unbelievably stupid, like those ridiculous prison tunnels 🙄🙄🙄
Honestly, for anyone actually into Kung Fu, this is probably going to be way more gripping than any of those Bruce Lee biopics, even if just the concept of an Ip Man movie is enough to get me hooked.
I didn't find any of that funny—honestly, it was just plain stupid, and I was practically counting down the minutes until the credits rolled. The whole movie was a waste of time, and the jokes? Utterly pathetic.
Honestly, it’s just a solid little flick if you're looking for something to unwind with alongside your better half, nothing more, nothing less. It’s basically giving me major Fool's Gold vibes, except instead of a desert, we've got the coast this time, haha.
Here it is. Honestly? The movie is total garbage—just one cliché after another. It’s exhausting. If you actually have any interest in martial arts movies, just skip this mess and go watch Redbelt instead. Now *that* was actually good. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1012804/ - Redbelt