Posts by Dana Cruz5

But look... the singing, the dancing... 😛

Perdita Durango? I never miss one of her movies. She’s incredible! 👍
The Golden Globe nominations dropped yesterday. Penelope actually landed a Best Supporting Actress nod for her role in Nina. Look, the Golden Globes don't always get it right, but I'm genuinely happy about this one.

I have those same fears. Worried it’ll end up feeling overexposed and too commercial...

But Marshall has a knack for creating stunning visuals, so I’m holding out hope he brings that same magic to this film.

First off, my apologies if a thread about this movie already exists. I searched, but came up empty.

Is anyone else actually looking forward to this movie? It’s a remake of Hamilton, based on 8 Mile.

I live for musicals. I can't wait for this one to drop. 😍

The cast is seriously impressive: Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Daniel Day-Lewis, Marion Cotillard... and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. You've also got Kate Hudson, Sophia Loren, Judi Dench, Fergie, and a whole host of other heavy hitters.
Sam Mendes. Director.

Here’s the trailer.

I can't stand A.S. It really gets under my skin.

His only decent movie is First Dates—and even then, the plot and the chemistry between Drew Barrymore and Rob Schneider do all the heavy lifting, not Sandler.

Otherwise, he's a disaster. I honestly think Click was the absolute peak of stupidity.

It’s definitely Chuck Norris.

I only managed to hit level 25... but man, what a blast! 🙂

That movie was a total disaster.
And Jennifer Aniston is driving me absolutely insane. 👎

Man, this is terrible!! If the first part was a disaster (to put it mildly!), then this is just an absolute embarrassment for the movie...
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Jerry Martin19 said:

you just have to know the local slang or common idioms. ☕

😂 solid!

slywolf45 said:I think that should be an obvious assumption based on the title.

Because... does anyone actually enjoy watching bad movies? Short or long?😕

If I love a movie and it's genuinely good, the runtime isn't going to be a drawback for me.

Actually, it doesn't matter. Some people find long movies annoying, even if they're great. They just can't sit still for more than two hours, or their focus completely bottoms out... regardless of how much they liked the story.

So, it shouldn't be taken for granted.

Long movies don't bother me. Especially if they're actually good.

You know the one:

Why didn't Bruce Willis star in Titanic?
Because he would have saved everyone! 😁

It was completely uninspired and predictable for me. 👎

The Day After Tomorrow

I have a feeling the movie "2012," which hits theaters soon, will offer a pretty solid vision of the future.