I honestly can't tell if it's just a hemorrhoid or what... but lately, the bleeding is back, along with that stinging pain and burning sensation after I hit the restroom... I dealt with this stuff before and it eventually cleared up, but now it's happening all over again. I guess I don't know if I should even bother seeing a doctor since it just flares up for a bit and then disappears on its own anyway.
They’re freaking incredible! I didn't fully wrap my head around how good they actually were until after I saw the movie, but now? I've already downloaded the entire soundtrack and I'm listening to it on loop... it's absolute madness.
So, I finally sat through it. Honestly, if I hadn't known what I was getting into, I probably would've realized within the first two minutes that I was watching a remake... It’s just a weird feeling when you watch the exact same plot unfold, just with a different cast and some slightly tweaked scenes here and there. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but I think the original was better.
top 100 films by IMDb: 1. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) 2. For a Few Dollars More (1965) 3. Million Dollar Baby (2004) 4. The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)
So, what's your take? 😁 Nah, I’ve watched a ton of cartoons, including some pretty obscure ones lately, so I guess that’s why it caught me off guard, haha.
Honestly, you're way better off watching the original instead of some local dubbed version! Either way, though, this movie is absolute genius. I was actually pretty shocked at how many A-list Hollywood stars showed up just to lend their voices to it.
I’ve honestly picked up so much info on here about stuff I was thinking of buying or grabbing lately... plus, I guess it's just a decent way to kill some time when you're bored,
^^ Ugh, tell me about it. My pinky has been totally numb for like a month now too... but honestly, I think it’s just because I spent way too many hours hunched over in some awkward position. You know how it is when you're desperately trying to fight your way to the front row at an outdoor concert in Chicago? Yeah, that happened. ;D
Eagle Eye thriller DIRECTOR: D. J. Caruso STARRING: Shia LaBeouf, Michelle Monaghan
It's a race-against-the-clock thriller that brings back the powerhouse trio of Shia LaBeouf, D. J. Caruso, and executive producer Steven Spielberg after their success with Paranoia.
In this one, Jerry Shaw (LaBeouf) and Rachel Holloman (Michelle Monaghan) are just two strangers thrown together by a creepy phone call from some woman they've never even met. She starts threatening their lives and their families, forcing Jerry and Rachel into this insane series of dangerous situations where she uses everyday tech to track and control their every move.
As things spiral out of control, these two regular people end up as the most wanted fugitives in the country. They have to team up just to figure out what the hell is actually happening. While fighting to stay alive, they realize they're basically just pawns for some unknown enemy that seems to have unlimited power to manipulate everything they do.
The whole concept actually started a few years back in executive producer Steven Spielberg's head. Steven's original idea was centered on the thought that technology is everywhere—what happens when it turns on us? Like, what if the very tech we love and rely on suddenly gets used against us in a way that's totally harmful and completely out of control?\"
Out in theaters now... I thought it was great, honestly. Just a shame about how that ending had to go.
Yeah... honestly, while I was watching it, I couldn't help but think it felt just like Step Up, only instead of people busting moves on a dance floor, they're actually beating the hell out of each other. But hey, despite all the tired clichés, I actually liked it. It’s got this rush to it, you know? Like, it gives you that weirdly specific urge to go out and punch someone right after the credits roll. 😁
I’ve always been a sucker for biopics, so I’m glad I finally sat down for this one since I was pretty much in the dark about his life... It felt kind of jarring seeing him portrayed as this drug-addicted guy who was cheating on his wife and all that... But man, I have to hand it to Fox, he played the part so intensely that for a second there, I actually thought I was watching Ray Charles himself!