I just finished watching the movie *Unbroken*, and I have to say, the realism is a bit questionable. You’ve got these guys drifting at sea for nineteen days in tiny lifeboats, yet somehow they emerge with perfectly groomed, freshly shaved beards. It’s absurd. If Issac Sevka had spent even a single night out on a boat, she would have been sporting a full beard herself by morning...
Apparently, people claim Vikings really hits its stride after the first season, but honestly, I barely made it through that initial stretch. We'll see if it actually improves or if it's just wishful thinking...
In terms of anything Kim has ever produced, this is easily his best work—nothing else even comes close. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0456912/?ref_=tt_rec_tt
You’ve completely overlooked the Kozjak collection—it is an absolute essential for anyone who actually appreciates life, art, and culture above all else. It’s a cinematic masterpiece defined by its sheer ambition, a breathtakingly lush naturalistic backdrop, and a plot so gripping it would put even the most seasoned drama enthusiasts to shame.
The narrative doesn't actually carry over from the previous installments, so there's really no need to go back and watch the old ones if you don't want to...
Keith Miller30 said:The critics really took advantage of Tina. Poor Tina actually thought she was inviting three young guys over to her place just to have a civil discussion about topology, but those absolute vultures completely exploited her good intentions.
From what I heard, she actually turned the tables on them; she told them she had a PlayStation at the place and ended up drugging them right there...
Just another case of throwing money down the drain on some overhyped biblical "spectacle" that fails to deliver... A complete waste of talent and budget... Skip it.
Now, Ex Machina? That was actually top-tier. A genuinely pleasant surprise...
Kingsman actually turned out to be pretty great. I honestly went in thinking it was going to be some low-budget *Spy Kids* level garbage, but man, was I wrong... it’s such a wild, hilarious ride