James Bond
Started by Alex Perez33 · · 👁 7 views · 25 replies
#22 ·
driftingorca24 said:The movie was alright.
Another one... Truly constructive. 🙄
You know, you just reminded me of this absolute moron I was sitting behind during the premiere of the final Matrix installment.
I'll give you the short version...
As soon as the credits started rolling and people began standing up, this little wise guy in front of me—acting like he was the most competent critic on the planet—starts trying to impress his girlfriend by acting all high and mighty: "Honestly? This whole thing was nonsense. The first one was definitely the best."
Now, even though I found the last two Matrix movies to be—to put it mildly—somewhat transparent, comments like that really get under my skin.
So, I turn to him and ask: "Excuse me, but how can you possibly claim the first one was the best when the entire trilogy is actually just one single story split into three parts?!"
Pizdek didn't have an answer immediately, but once his girlfriend gave him that "really?" look, his brilliant, inquisitive expression quickly faded into a vacant, glassy stare; then, stuttering through some idiotic excuse, he goes: "Well, yeah, but, you know, what I mean is... you know what I'm saying..."
Satisfied with that profound philosophical response, I pat the kid on the shoulder and, grinning along with a few friends, walk out of the theater feeling a strange sense of triumph... 🙂
I think that was the very first time I truly realized my own greatness and understood just how much the rest of the human race is, frankly, inferior to me... 🙂
Hail! Gregory Smith4. Morituri te salutant.
🙂 🙂
#23 ·
swordfish, I actually have a valid excuse for watching it—Hugh Jackman is just too good. He’s easily in my top five most attractive actors, but man, his movies are absolute garbage... well, life isn't fair, blah blah blah, whatever...
My takeaway after the credits rolled was: freezing cold, and no, I haven't changed my mind. A few people tried to convince me the movie had some "hidden depth" (WTF?), but no thanks. It's just an action flick featuring an incredibly cool Travolta and a woman who shows off her legs and cleavage here and there, with a little bit of plot thrown in for good measure... even Hugh managed to hit all the right notes for me; sweating profusely while maintaining that intense, concentrated expression, typing away with those strong hands... mmmmmm... those tensed muscles... ah, maybe I could watch it again... actually, no, I won't.
My takeaway after the credits rolled was: freezing cold, and no, I haven't changed my mind. A few people tried to convince me the movie had some "hidden depth" (WTF?), but no thanks. It's just an action flick featuring an incredibly cool Travolta and a woman who shows off her legs and cleavage here and there, with a little bit of plot thrown in for good measure... even Hugh managed to hit all the right notes for me; sweating profusely while maintaining that intense, concentrated expression, typing away with those strong hands... mmmmmm... those tensed muscles... ah, maybe I could watch it again... actually, no, I won't.
#24 ·
Personally, I thought the movie was a complete waste of time.
Just a total dud.
It’s honestly such a shame to see someone like John Travolta stuck in a role like that.
🙄
Just a total dud.
It’s honestly such a shame to see someone like John Travolta stuck in a role like that.
🙄
#25 ·
So, the boobs have already been brought up, but I gotta mention them again. They move—like, they actually sway. They’re totally natural! Watching them bounce is like watching seagulls out on the open ocean. Seriously, what incredible breasts! Look, you can't really have "bad" boobs, but these? These are top-tier. Any other pair would just give up in frustration when these pass by. Boobs!
The movie has some kind of plot, someone kills someone else, whatever—but hey, you gotta find a reason to justify those boobs, right?
The movie has some kind of plot, someone kills someone else, whatever—but hey, you gotta find a reason to justify those boobs, right?
#26 ·
And let's not overlook the smoking, either.
While I was watching the film, one single question kept drifting through my mind: did Travolta actually manage to finish? 😁
While I was watching the film, one single question kept drifting through my mind: did Travolta actually manage to finish? 😁
🔗 Similar threads
- Orlando Bloom is the new Bond, but Daniel Craig is still the real James Bond in Movies · Oct 11, 2005
- George Clooney is the top contender for James Bond in Movies · Jul 26, 2005
- James Bond and who is that guy, and Marathon Runner on DVD for $3 in Movies · Dec 23, 2004
- James Bond in Movies · Apr 9, 2004
- Small town community bonds vs. sudden tragedy in The World Around Us · Jul 30, 2026