Posts by Raymond Sanchez7

To me, Waterworld is an utterly moronic and tedious film..
I just couldn't get into all that scrap metal and heavy industrial aesthetic..
I sat through it yesterday..
Mind you, had I known that Costner was essentially pivoting toward erotica—much like Seve did back then—I most likely wouldn't have even bothered going
to watch the movie.0
"Stolen" adult content serves as incredibly effective promotional material; if anything, they can simply exploit it for leverage.

What qualifies as the most tedious cinema?
I am generally referring to those crime dramas, social commentaries, or political thrillers that managed to snag an
Oscar...
Personally, 🤮while I have a great deal of respect for Halle Berry, her award-winning turn in Monster's Ball felt incredibly tedious to me...
Perhaps it is merely my own flawed perception, but I found the entire philosophical framework—much like an Oprah Winfrey special—to be quite draining, specifically regarding that deep dive into the psyche of dark-skinned, villainous fathers who simply cannot love their sons...☕

As I previously noted, the film strikes me as a blend of The Chronicles of Narnia and The Lord of the Rings, tailored specifically for an audience of children up to age 18.
I have absolutely no intention of sitting through a sequel to that little children's flick...☕