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Yeah really liked it , pretty simple movie.
7.5/10
Yeah really liked it , pretty simple movie.
Awesome twist at the end
7.5/10
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No good? Read people on twitter raving about it.The Meg. Lol. 3/10.
No good? Read people on twitter raving about it.
Mightve been planted though
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Yeah really liked it , pretty simple movie.
Awesome twist at the end
7.5/10
All time classicCurrently watching The Fugitive
I haven't seen it for years and forgot how good it is. One of my most favourite 90s movies.
Sounds greatOccupation. An alien invasion movie set in present day country NSW.
One of the worst movies I've ever seen. Well I only watched half of it. I'm tempted to watch the rest on a 'so bad, it's funny basis'. It's a series of cliches, whether it's an Aussie country town, a nerdy Asian kid, idiot alien foot-soldiers. The continuity is shocking. It alternates between night and day between contiguous scenes and often between shots. Characters change clothing. The score is quite random relative to what is happening on screen.
I spoke to the producers of it a few months ago and they were complaining that they couldn't get any government funding. We should be grateful that someone in control of public money didn't waste it on this garbage.
1/10.
Brilliant write up.Went to a screening of BlacKkKlansman over the w/e. One of the more amazing movie-going experiences I've had.
It has everything and then some. A wickedly entertaining story - a black cop in the 70s 'infiltrates' the KKK - that has moments of exhilarating, edge off your seat type of stuff like the very best of Inside Man, but also one that isn't afraid to draw in the current state of the world as the lens in which to see the film through, much like 25th Hour.
I use those two films as comparisons, because when you talk about the last great Spike Lee films, those are generally it and BlacKkKlansman can easily take its place amongst them and the films that made Spike Lee in the first half of his career. Most of this film is truly a fun ride, the ensemble is terrific - the black cop, Ron Stallworth, is played by Denzel's son John David (that fact floored me after) - but make no mistake this isn't a film that pulls its punches. The modern day parallels are not subtle, they are intentionally obvious.
It's done to great comedic effect for most of the time, a burst of uncontrollable laughter that filled the theatre. But there's a moment or two where there was nothing but pure silence. A collective exhale when the credits rolled. Damn ******* good.
9.5/10
I have not - worth a look?have you watched The Raid?