Posts by feralowl18

Just finished watching this movie and man, it was incredible. The whole thing just feels so alive—the storytelling is vibrant and that soundtrack? Absolutely stunning. It’s honestly worth your time because what we got here was pure art wrapped up in a really fun package. If you and your partner are into romance and killer music, grab some popcorn and head to the local AMC. Definitely recommend.

Just watched it. Honestly? A total drag—way too slow and felt unfinished. The opening was a complete mess and it just kind of fizzled out at the end. 2/10

You guys haven't really said much about this movie yet 🙂 I caught it last night... it was pretty interesting, though it definitely drags in a few spots. Overall, it's a decent watch, but nothing life-changing. Ashton Kutcher did a solid job capturing the essence of Steve Jobs back in the day during those early years. You can really see the similarities.

Not seeing much chatter about this movie yet... I caught it last night, but honestly, the whole thing felt totally aimless. That opening tsunami scene was basically just a showcase for special effects, but once that’s over, the plot just drags on and on—it actually gets pretty boring in some spots. All in all, I'd give it a 3/10.

Just finished the movie and man, it was a total snooze fest. I honestly can't even remember half of what happened because I was drifting off so much. Based on the trailer, I really thought I was in for something solid, but this... ugh.

Honestly, it looks awesome to me... definitely worth a watch! Until Taken 3 finally drops, this is basically going to be my Taken 2.5 🙂

So, looking at trailer #2, it seems like he picks up Selena on the road just because she asked him to, but if you look back at the first trailer, it feels more like Selena was actually trying to hijack his car. In that version, he disarms her and pulls her inside, forcing her to stick around with him... hmm, interesting.

I’m calling it now: the third installment is definitely going to snag Liam Neeson, but here’s the kicker—he’s going to realize he actually has a clone that government agencies have been prepping behind the scenes for ages. Once that clone figures out his "bros" totally screwed him over, he isn't just going to take them out in the third movie (because let's face it, he’s way more brutal than the original). Instead, he’ll hop in a time machine, head back to the first and second movies, and team up with his former self to pull off some absolute miracles! That way, we get ourselves a total triple-pack of pure brutality. Just adding a little spice to the sci-fi to give the sequel some actual substance 🙂

That movie poster looks killer... I’m really digging it. You can tell right away this isn't some cheesy romantic comedy 🙂

Just finished watching the first one! Man, what a ride. The plot actually holds up, and those fight scenes? Absolutely legendary!

It’s a decent flick, though nothing to write home about... I dug the opening, and I have to say, seeing the Navajo soldier looking all unmotivated and well-mannered actually gave me a good laugh, plus Chomber was absolutely legendary and definitely pulled off a great role here.

Alright folks, I’ve been thinking—for those of you who have actually sat through the movie, what did you think of Paula Patton? Does she actually hold her own against those classic Bond girls? 😉

casualraven said:Wait, am I really the only one who actually digs Mission: Impossible 2? 🙂
I mean, sure, maybe it wasn't your typical Mission Impossible flick, but as an action opera by 😁, the guy was a total genius.

Man, I watched Mission: Impossible 2 in theaters five different times!!! Total Woo law!
First I caught it in Berlin, then in New York, then down in Miami, and twice in Los Angeles!!!
I still have the original DVD sitting there, and I even made a backup copy just in case, plus I went out and bought the original Mission: Impossible 2 soundtrack and that awesome original poster with the motorcycle and the fire pigeons.
🙄 And I've lost count of how many times I've rewatched it on DVD or just flipped it on the TV!

You're definitely not alone. 😉

The first one is a tough act to follow, but the third one was alright. I'm planning on catching this one next week. 😍

For those who aren't in the loop, it was actually Jean-Claude Van Damme who basically paved the way for John Woo in Hollywood, setting the stage for him to really take off after he crushed it with his first major classic, 🙄 🙏

Check out this awesome fan edit combining one of the classic John Woo styles with that killer soundtrack from Alien:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvh481hg1jo

I mean, props to the newer guys like Jason Statham or Vin Diesel and all, but honestly? There’s just nobody who can step in and replace the original icon. 🙂

Woo definitely shines on screen! For me, his style is pure cinematic artistry—he handles gunfight scenes like a painter uses a brush... You can't just watch his work as some violent flick; Woo approaches everything with this signature flair that's all his own. And those pigeons? They're basically part of the 🙂