rustymaker60 said:Overall, it's a pretty charming movie.
Based on what exactly??? 😕 It’s absolutely infuriating. The protagonist never actually gets what they deserve. Seriously, how can anyone watch people getting torn apart like that and call it "charming"? 😕
Meryl Streep has never actually played a villain, but this movie just shows us the private, witchy side of her where there isn't a single redeeming quality. It’s presented in such a stark, black-and-white way.
I don't know how things work in the States—can an employee just walk out if they're being bullied like that at work? 😳 We all know some Americans aren't afraid to take matters into their own hands and just snap at the office. Now I get why. 😬
--- - I'm working as Miranda's assistant. - That's too bad. You'll never survive Miranda. You seem nice and smart—you shouldn't be doing that job. The Devil Wears Prada
Lawrence Jackson84 said:I’m sitting here watching this movie—the older one, obviously—and I honestly cannot wrap my head around it. Why on earth would anyone think a remake of a film like this is necessary? It's a complete waste of time. 😕
Yeah, honestly... there's just no point. They’ve officially run out of ideas. Total brain drain. 😳
Lawrence Jackson84 said:Is that the movie where they're trapped down below, tapping on the ship's hull so a helicopter can hear them and come rescue them?
northerncrane4 said:But come on, admit it—you were secretly relieved when, without giving too much away, one of those characters actually pulled through at the end, right?
Look, I'll be honest: by the time the credits started rolling, I had completely checked out. Lost my focus entirely. 😁
Michael Thomas6 said:No way. The first movie like this I ever saw—assuming you've actually seen it—was "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Real actors mixed with cartoons.
So you're telling me the third part isn't???? You clearly haven't looked at the DVD cover. Everything is hand-drawn. It doesn't look like some cheap CGI mess like the first two did. 😛
We'll just have to wait and see when it hits the shelves in a few weeks. 😛
The movie is solid, it doesn't have all that mindless slaughter like Hostel, so people mistakenly think it's bad. 🙄
Great atmosphere, too—especially considering how New Orleans was reeling from the catastrophe, which gives the whole film a really heavy, specific vibe. 👍