Hardcore Henry - The film that bad Motherfucker spawned

Man, this movie is absolutely brutal—in the best way possible! 👍

Seriously, if you’re even remotely into FPS games, you have to check this out. It’s basically mandatory.

Did you guys notice how they handled the gear? Like, pay attention to how the main character keeps unlocking more and more weaponry throughout the story... it’s exactly like when you’re leveling up in a game and suddenly you've got a massive arsenal at your fingertips instead of just the starter pistol.

Honestly, huge props to the creators because the vibe is just insane; it honestly feels like you're watching high-end gameplay, but with actual, real-life "graphics," if that makes any sense.

Definitely a solid watch if you're into those kinds of games. I thought the camera work might be a dealbreaker, but honestly, it was pretty cool!👍

I have watched it three times now. In my humble opinion, it might just be the greatest action movie ever made! I honestly don't quite understand those people who claim they feel nauseous from watching footage that "shakes" a bit; I suppose some people just aren't built for it. Personally, I didn't even notice the camera movement at all—maybe I'm just super human! 🙏

Total garbage, but honestly? I loved it. Charlton is an absolute legend. 😁

What the cinema in Des Moines does... this topic picks up speed immediately🙂

briskeagle3 said:What the Des Moines cinema does... the topic picks up steam immediately.🙂

Why didn't they close down that big auditorium at the Des Moines cinema one day?

It’s completely blocked off... looks like they were running the whole time without any building permits... But you know that one little spot... where you don't just turn right when you walk in, but you have to go a bit further then cut left...

cosmiclynx57 said:The movie is brutal, which I suppose makes it pretty great! 👍

I guess anyone who enjoys FPS games really ought to watch this—it’s almost mandatory.

If you pay close attention, you might notice how the protagonist keeps gaining access to more weaponry, much like how your arsenal expands as you progress through a video game.

I have to say, the whole experience is quite intense; it feels somewhat like watching high-end gameplay, if you want to call it "graphics."

Signature 👍. I felt the same way; the film was good and felt like a genuine breath of fresh air. That main villain reminds me quite a bit of the antagonist from the GTA V soundtrack.

The soundtrack is also excellent. 👍

It was alright for me too, I guess, it just made my eyes sting a little bit afterward😁

They’re talking about Henry, I think that's it.
More free 3D movies too.

The Meta Quest comes bundled with a ton of free 3D movies you can download, plus the platform game Lucky's taliti. Other demos included for buyers are a virtual mountain hike called The Climb, the VR Henry film, an 'exotic planetary experience' called Farlands, and the Oculus Dreamdeck intro app.

Is anyone else getting seriously motion sick watching this movie? 😬 It looks like an awesome flick, but man—my head is spinning after just 15 minutes. -.-

goldenotter9 said:Is anyone else getting seriously motion sick watching this movie? 😬 Like, it looks like it's gonna be awesome, but man—my head is absolutely spinning after just fifteen minutes. -.-

Nope.

Caught that movie yesterday, and honestly? It’s just pure fun. It definitely leans into those trashy vibes, but if you’re into over-the-top violence and a massive pile of high-octane shots, you'll have a blast. My only gripe is that the action is relentless—there’s zero breathing room! The editing cuts right when you finally feel like you can catch your breath...

Plus, the main guy is just flying from one crazy situation to the next without stopping... you really need a moment to process everything after a while 😬

But hey, the story is actually pretty clever and has some super innovative touches... overall, I'd give it a thumbs up!

8/10
Everything in the film feels right. It was quite enjoyable, I guess. I didn't find the handheld camera work to be an issue at all, despite what people might say..

exhausting