Posts by Karen Ward2

Cage is just built for these kinds of roles—there's something about seeing him go totally feral with blood all over his face that just works perfectly.

Laura Booth6 said:The whole movie feels like it was condensed into the trailer; at least that's where all the action is.

I was pretty disappointed. I was really hoping for a high-energy comedy with some sharp wit, but it just fell flat in the end.

Exactly.

Maybe give it a scan using Malwarebytes as well, just to be safe.

Not everyone can be honest about what they truly felt. I remember it like it was yesterday—I actually teared up during that specific scene where his mouth twists all bloody right before he jerks... "Yo Adrian! I did it!"

Everything aside—I'm particularly interested in seeing those specialized teams deployed in Iraq and Syria to gather intel on ISIS
. Regardless, I'm really looking forward to checking this out.

I think I might have just peed myself from pure excitement...

I actually enjoyed both parts. They weren't exactly mind-blowing, but I had a great time watching them.

Did you write something else again? There's so much negativity here. Just relax.

Honestly, it's pretty intense how much Elliot Seymour struggles with his delivery.

Maybe Mickey Mouse had that certain charm back in 1988, but seeing him the way he looks today? I don't know, it just doesn't sit right with me...

Haha, looks like we're looking at a good 10-year gap here.

To be honest, I’m not really one for movies that feel like they last half a dynasty; I usually steer clear because they just drain my energy. I’ve tried to push through a few times, 🙂 but once I hit that 127-minute mark, I start feeling physically exhausted. There have been exactly two exceptions where I actually managed to power through. I sat through the incredible Heat (1995) and Braveheart (1995), even though both run just a tiny bit under three hours. That’s pretty much my limit. Beyond that, I just can't do it.

Nah, you can't do it that way. If we want an ending that doesn't feel totally cliché, we have to stick to the truth. This is how it should be, and anything else just wouldn't work.

Exactly. It was a pretty predictable flop, just like I thought it would be... That scene with the little girl at the end was really the final straw.

What’s the big deal here? From what I can tell, that low battery notification isn't really acting up for him anymore. It doesn't matter if the battery was made last week or five years ago—15% is still 15%. Of course, an older battery might hit that threshold a bit faster than a brand-new one, but the number is the same. I'm not quite sure why you're overcomplicating this.
@Olivia Doyle/">@@Olivia Doyle, if you check under 'Change advanced power settings' within the Power Options, you'll find the specific settings where you can actually decide at what percentage that notification pops up.

I caught that on streaming last night too... It was actually a great movie and definitely lived up to the hype. Honestly, if Mick Taylor were behind the wheel of a classic old Ford Pinto, he’d probably be faster than an Audi RS 5 coupe 🙂

Sean Johnson40 said:That bolded part pretty much sums you up. Good grief... your taste is bottom-of-the-barrel. Just stop talking; you'll save that rating of yours which is basically a one anyway.

btw, when I say a movie is garbage, it's garbage. If I can tell that in five minutes while you need an hour and a half of misery to figure it out, that's on you. You aren't some genius, so quit acting like a film critic and trying to sound smart.

Stallone is trash. He hasn't created anything worthwhile besides Rocky, and he didn't even direct that. When he tries his hand at directing, you see the results in those other sequels that are absolute junk.

I once had someone tell me that I just don't have a sense of humor.

Well, you really should have known that. You went into the movie knowing exactly what was coming, so there’s no point in acting like you were caught off guard now! 🙂

All I know is that it’s a must-watch since Sly is starring in it...

I can't believe a huge movie buff like you hasn't sat through this one at least three times already!