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Started by silentcanyon58 · · 👁 6 views · 30 replies
#22 ·
vivideagle7 said:Is that rip on the torrent sites actually any good?
Honestly, if you don't mind seeing Chinese characters where the subtitles should be, then yeah, it's fine.
#23 ·
Mark White11 said:Honestly, if you don't mind seeing Chinese characters where the subtitles should be, then yeah, it's fine.
As long as they aren't massive 😬
#24 ·
What a waste of a movie 👎 It had a predictable twist, way too much cliché, and honestly, the constant whining from that kid was just grating.
#25 ·
I actually dug the rap stuff. I guess all those 13-year-old wannabe rappers are just naturally that annoying anyway, so they really nailed the vibe here
#26 ·
Mark White11 said:I actually dug the rap stuff. I guess all those 13-year-old wannabe rappers are just naturally that annoying anyway, so they really nailed the vibe here
The rapping drove me nuts, which is why I was lowkey cheering when (SPOILER) ---> he got smacked in the face with a diaper 😁
It's a Great little movie. Nothing revolutionary or anything, but definitely worth a watch once in a while!
#27 ·
Fun horror flick, perfect if you just want to switch your brain off for a bit.
After seeing all those terrible reviews, I was pretty torn about whether to give it a shot, but honestly, no regrets.
It’s got everything a decent horror needs. I’m usually not a big fan of horror-comedies, but the humor in this one feels really natural and charming.
Anyway, it’s just an unpretentious, low-budget, easy watch. Definitely recommend.
After seeing all those terrible reviews, I was pretty torn about whether to give it a shot, but honestly, no regrets.
It’s got everything a decent horror needs. I’m usually not a big fan of horror-comedies, but the humor in this one feels really natural and charming.
Anyway, it’s just an unpretentious, low-budget, easy watch. Definitely recommend.
#28 ·
It wasn't half bad... right up until the kids figured it out.
Honestly, it’s a miracle I even had the patience to sit through a found footage flick—I’ve grown so incredibly sick of that whole genre lately.
Honestly, it’s a miracle I even had the patience to sit through a found footage flick—I’ve grown so incredibly sick of that whole genre lately.
#29 ·
bluenomad2 said:I think you've got it wrong. While Stanley Kubrick had a signature style he executed perfectly, M. Night Shyamalan doesn't need constant twists—he just forces them on the audience, and he's been overbearing for a long time now. His directing is weak, too. I haven't seen a worse director who manages to stay this popular. Sure, Christopher Nolan can fall into that trap, and Quentin Tarantino does too, though Tarantino lacks a true signature because he just steals from other movies. Yeah, all great artists steal, but with Tarantino, it feels different.
So, Shyamalan is easily one of the worst directors to emerge in the last twenty years. Wayward Pines was an absolute embarrassment. I don't buy the "guilty pleasure" excuse.☕
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On topic, it’s a Great little movie. After all the garbage he’s put out since 2006, it’s finally something actually watchable.
#30 ·
I'd say the movie was pretty decent overall. Honestly, those scenes with the crazy old lady had me cracking up—it’s that perfect mix of dark humor and straight-up terror.
#31 ·
I honestly thought it was a Great little movie
I was totally sucked in from start to finish—actually watched it twice over two days just because I couldn't stop wondering where the hell it was heading next.
My head was in a completely different place; I was fully expecting the kids to realize everyone was just some weird alien freak or that Mom was actually the one behind all the chaos...
I was bracing myself for Little Red Riding Hood aliens, werewolves, zombies, the whole nine yards.😁
I definitely didn't see that twist coming, though I can't say I spent much time overanalyzing it.
Honestly, it’s just nice to actually enjoy something for once... it feels pretty rare lately with the stuff I usually end up watching.
The director is a straight-up legend—I was cracking up at his facial expressions and the way he delivers lines.
I was totally sucked in from start to finish—actually watched it twice over two days just because I couldn't stop wondering where the hell it was heading next.
My head was in a completely different place; I was fully expecting the kids to realize everyone was just some weird alien freak or that Mom was actually the one behind all the chaos...
I was bracing myself for Little Red Riding Hood aliens, werewolves, zombies, the whole nine yards.😁
I definitely didn't see that twist coming, though I can't say I spent much time overanalyzing it.
Honestly, it’s just nice to actually enjoy something for once... it feels pretty rare lately with the stuff I usually end up watching.
The director is a straight-up legend—I was cracking up at his facial expressions and the way he delivers lines.
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