I actually thought the soundtrack was great.👍 The music is honestly terrible though—same goes for the camera work and the overall vibe... but man, this is one of those rare movies I just can't bring myself to rewatch because it's way, way too intense.😲
Paul Simon is a massive force, honestly. It’s just that he’s more about the spoken word compared to Billy Joel, but once you get hooked on Paul, there’s no turning back.
Vlahov, the frontman of my band😉 is seriously talented, no doubt about it. He’s just wasting his time hanging out with losers like us instead of actually making something big.
Props to the idea. What Charlie is saying definitely has potential, but I feel like if you want to pull this off and actually have it land seriously—instead of it just being a joke like those Malnar projects—you’re gonna need a ton of work, deep thought, and actual experience in film and journalism.
The core of this movie would basically be driven by asking the right questions in the perfect order, leading up to a finale where the viewer is left wondering... well, something. You should probably check out NG; they make some really interesting documentaries and can turn absolutely nothing into something great.
JEA, this is it. Jean-Claude Van Damme is finally back on top. I’ve been waiting forever for a movie that hits like Bloodsport or Lionheart did when I was a kid. Now, I can honestly say... Jean-Claude Van Damme is hands down the greatest action star ever.
The intro scene is absolute madness—it’s like a mashup of JCVD, Thief Killer, and Gun. And man, that soundtrack...🙏What can I even say?👍👍Man, that dream sequence blew me away. For the rest of the movie, JCVD just completely owns it. He’s basically making fun of himself, showing everyone exactly who he is... a total legend.
The whole "boy band" thing is actually kind of a weird concept. It’s less about being a group of guys and more about a specific genre of music and those cringey choreographed dances. Even Pablo Francisco has thoughts on this.
briskhound2 said:Donnie Darko - The whole movie feels slightly out of focus, almost like someone just filmed a dream and decided to let people watch it...
Man, Donnie Darko never hits the mark for me. I've always kind of hated the title, but honestly, this comment pretty much nails it.
The Seventh Seal has this fucking, incredible atmosphere. It’s probably one of those rare black and white movies that actually needs to be shot that way. Not much else to say.
wearytinker8 said:Here's how I picture it, especially with Michael Bay producing;
Michael Bay's "A Nightmare on Elm Street"
Ha ha ha, what a joke🤣 🤣 🤣That’s exactly how it’ll turn out. I mean, what else did we expect?🤷
Honestly, it would be awesome if someone actually stepped up and did a remake that was darker and more innovative. This horror franchise has so much potential to kill it again. Someone needs to save its reputation and give it some dignity, just like Nolan did with Batman. Let's be real, this is one of the best horror concepts ever. Or maybe it's just me.😕
But most likely, we're getting Michael Bay's "A Nightmare on Elm Street" Ha ha ha🤣 🤣
What are they doing to Freddy? For real, this is worse than a bad B-movie.
Honestly, that movie was a total bust for me. It felt rushed, full of plot holes, and the ending... man, everything was just so forced. But after watching [REC], I can tell you right now—that's how you make a real movie. I’m planning on catching Shutter tonight (the US version, since I'm not really in the mood for the Thai original), so please tell me if I'm making a mistake.😕
David Price5 said:He was probably watching the version with the happy ending. The movie is really only a minute or two shorter than this one. If you check out the synopsis, you'll see that the ending wraps up with a scene in a car.
The "end" I’m seeing in my head doesn't finish in a car. It goes right back to the cave and that feeling of hopelessness. Honestly? It would've been an awesome way to close it.👍
The first part, the one without the "happy ending," actually had a perfect ending for what it was meant to be. I feel like for the sequel, they’ll probably expand the lore into something else entirely. It wouldn't surprise me if they introduce some new creatures, or maybe a queen bee type of thing, or just some random crazy twist that ruins the vibe. There's no way they'll just repeat the same story with different victims🤷.
P.S: analogcanyon10 is looking for a "happy ending," so they might be missing the point here.
rowdybadger41 said:What about a pack of Pokémon cards? 😢
Gotta admit, I’d probably hesitate. With an offer that crazy, the movie almost feels secondary—consumer protection and all that. Honestly, I’d even pick up "Cabin Fever"🙂 or maybe even "Pulse"🤮.
Edward Hernandez332 said:A ring of fire???!?!?!?!?!?!?
Honestly, why do people insist on watching this thing without glasses when it’s painfully obvious they need them? The rest of this text is basically a tribute to the director 🙏 On a different note, 🙏has anyone heard if there's a specific date this hits the digital rental stores or stands at Target?
I wouldn't even pick that movie up at a gas station if they threw five episodes of Yu-Gi-Oh in for free.