Maria Peterson said:If your European friend decides they want to hit up a theater or—heaven forbid—catch a decent movie (maybe even an American one), you’ll probably end up scrambling to play the perfect host.
Just send them to AMC Theatres or Broadway. They're great spots that show everything from blockbusters to local indie films.
Marrakesh said:I’d actually argue Foxx’s performance was way stronger and left a much better impression than Farrell’s. Farrell’s character gets more screen time, sure, but Foxx just eats him alive every single time they share a scene. It’s all about the presence.
Foxx is a complete disaster in this movie from start to finish. His lifeless face and terrible posture just drag the whole thing down. They should have cast someone with actual energy, or at least tried to get Foxx to actually show up to work.
It’s a decent movie, but nothing to write home about. My biggest gripe is that Jamie Foxx is basically a non-entity here, totally overshadowed by Farrell.
The Champions League happens every single year. Asking this is just plain stupid, and I’m not even going to dignify those kinds of provocations with an answer.
Superskeptik said:The vibe of watching any movie. I’m all about those big blockbusters and special effects (provided there's actually a decent story) and I usually head to the theater for stuff like that. Everything else, I just grab on Blu-ray...
I dig action movies that clock in at around 90 minutes. A real action flick doesn't insult your intelligence, and it definitely shouldn't drag on longer than that. Sci-fi is okay up to 120 minutes. These days, real action is basically extinct—where are the damn Die Hard sequels?—and good sci-fi is drying up too, mostly replaced by animated crap like Lord of the Rings. Given how things are going, a bathroom break is probably a good idea during any movie.
Jose Miller17 said:Based on what you're saying, it sounds like you're actually choosing to go see something when you already know it's going to be a total disaster. Why even bother?
Look at the garbage they’re pumping out in theaters these days. What kind of "cinematic experience" are we even supposed to be feeling? Honestly, I could use a break. Might go grab a bathroom break and find someone to actually talk to—someone I haven't already chatted up in the lobby.
It’s not a bad movie, caught it a few days ago. The flaws (at least for me) are the same ones you see in most modern blockbusters designed just to grab cash—it drags on way too long and the leads are mediocre. Except maybe Johnny, he’s definitely playing in a different league than this crowd. Keira as a sex symbol? Who? A toothpick? 🙄
Superskeptik said:I almost walked right into seeing Pirate in the Caribbean when they warned me that this pathetic 2-hour and 40-minute movie includes a 15-minute intermission. That means watching the thing—plus another 15 minutes of absolute garbage commercials—stretches it out to over three hours.
In my book, this is unacceptable behavior from AMC Theatres and the distributor (whoever is pulling the strings). I don't care if they claim the movie is "for kids" and they need a break—if it’s for families, they can just schedule an earlier showing with an intermission, or run a later screening without one for the actual cinephiles.
The way I see it, this is pure greed. They just want to squeeze more money out of snack sales and parking fees (because after three hours, you're definitely paying extra for the garage, right?).
Man, just take a deep breath. It’s really not that big of a deal. 🙄
It drops in the United States on August 18th, but I’ve got a feeling we won't actually see it until early September. Maybe White knows something we don't.
Just head over to the left side of the page. There’s a link for the movie under the upcoming releases section. If you click the trailer, you can catch a sneak peek. I saw a quick teaser on TV the other day too. I'm definitely hitting the theater the second this drops. 🙏
frozentiger6 said:They’d walk right up to the gold.
Obviously, if you've got Kljun, Noka, or Pipe sitting on the bench. With Cervar at number one, we're never seeing a lineup like this because it'll always be Buntic, Vori on the wing, and Linin just being his usual unappreciated self. And as for number two? He's already a finished book. Too bad.
Look at this strategist. Look at this genius. 👋
If you stood in front of a mirror, it would shatter into a thousand pieces. 🙏
Honestly, that stuff used to mess with my head for days, sometimes weeks, when I was just a kid. It's traumatizing. You get genuinely freaked out. It’s a fact. 😁
