Only idiots actually let critics dictate their tastes. I read today that some critic thinks the new Linkin Park album is a masterpiece. ☕
If I watch a movie and find myself hitting replay because I loved it so much, some random critic's opinion doesn't mean a thing to me. Besides, they probably didn't even finish the movie; they were likely either stoned or stressed out with a toddler on their lap while typing away at their laptop. Honestly, who even are these critics? What kind of schooling did they go through? Have they watched enough films to lecture us on what counts as trash versus a masterpiece? It’s just like when my little brother tells me, "I've played every game ever made, and Silent Hill is mid. FIFA is the best."
David Price5 said:(But if they had played it that way, the Crawlers should have engaged Juno first. That would have at least bought her enough time to make a clean getaway.)
True, but at the same time, it could have helped pull her up after she slipped into that hole 😎
restlesscobra132 said:which left me feeling pretty hostile toward clowns for a while afterward
restlesscobra132:*walks into McDonald's* McDonald's clown: *smiling* Welcome! restlesscobra132* slams the clown to the floor and starts kicking him* Eat shit!! You little piece of trash!!
We used to have a great one around here too; my friend and I would hang out inside for an hour at a time just chatting with her. Then she moved on 😢 And this thin, blonde girl came in instead, claiming she couldn't even bring herself to watch the remake of The Exorcist because it was way too terrifying ☕
So there was this gay guy—and I mean that literally, not as an insult—who just kept hovering right next to me "Do you need some help?" "No, thanks." "Are you sure?" "Yeah." "Well, what are you looking for?" "Just a horror movie." *grabs a disc* "I thought this one was terrifying!" *I look at him* "I've already seen that one." *picks up whatever you were doing last summer* "How about this one?" "Seen it too." It went on like that forever until he eventually offered me every single horror movie on the shelves 😵 And he just stood there chewing his gum, making all these loud smacking noises 😠
coastalrider94 said:uhm... rowdybadger41, you think there's a book on this? Is there anything available here in the States regarding the 🙂 algorithm ?!?
http://imdb.com/title/tt0397044/ I'm not so sure about it. Though, given the werewolves (go ginger go 😍), I'd probably rather just track down the book... though I might watch the movie if it happens to pop up on my screen.
crimsonmoose3 said:A faithful video game adaptation, for crying out loud. 😁
Look, how it started... 🤣 Silent Hill just gets dumber with every single sequel. I can't wait for the third one to see how they screw everything up this time. If they had given Roman the movie and let him do things his way, I think the whole thing would have turned out much differently. ☕
brisksailor3 said:Take >, for example. I was watching it last night, and my favorite part is definitely when they dive into the lore about the original Dracula—that first vampire who’s been around for over 5,000 years. You see a similar vibe in > 1 and 2, specifically during those segments detailing the ancient war between the lycans and the vampires centuries ago. Those bits of mythology are always my favorite parts of these movies. It honestly makes me wonder why we haven't seen a serious vampire film set in a historical period where there isn't constant gunfire or kung fu showdowns... it seems like every modern flick has to be some frantic mashup of fast cars and heavy artillery. I remember hearing some whispers about a potential movie based on the > game, but nothing has ever materialized.
So, here's the question: What kind of vampire movie would you actually want to see? And is there anything about the genre that constantly gets on your nerves?
Just so you know, putting "Blade Trilogy" and "favorite" in the same sentence isn't happening for me. ☕ (go,ginger,go 🎉)