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Ghostbusters Afterlife.
Meh
It was not terrible and it was cool seeing the originals but otherwise...meh.
I liked it. The call-backs and tribute to Harold Ramis worked for me.
Ghostbusters Afterlife.
Meh
It was not terrible and it was cool seeing the originals but otherwise...meh.
I just watched Venom: Let There Be Carnage.
2 out of 10.
Utter trash. Brainless and insulting to the audience. The one thing it shows is that a bad studio can render even a Marvel property worthless.
I can't bring myself to watch it. I watched the first venom movie and thought it was stupid and terrible.
I really like that movie too, kinda the same as I didn't know much about it the first time I watched it. I've seen it several times since then, might have to watch it again since it's been awhile.I have probably covered this already but just watched the movie again and liked it as much as I did the first time.
Green Street Hooligans
I had not heard of the movie before watching it the first time and really liked it. Decided to watch it again this weekend and found I liked just as much as I did originally.
Basic story is that Elijah Wood's character gets kicked out of Harvard a couple months shy of graduating in Journalism.
He decides to go to England to visit his sister who happened to marry an englishman and have a child.
After getting there one thing leads to another and he goes to a pub with her husbands brother.
After hanging out with the brother and his crew he basically starts joining the crew.
turns out to be a pretty good movie and with a sad and happy ending.
Would recommend this. I cannot stand to watch soccer, or football elsewhere, but this movie was really good.
I just watched Venom: Let There Be Carnage.
2 out of 10.
Utter trash. Brainless and insulting to the audience. The one thing it shows is that a bad studio can render even a Marvel property worthless.
The Matrix Resurrections (2021)
5.50 of 10.00
Will not lie. Almost turned off the television at the :25 minute mark. Stayed with it until the :42 minute mark and content that I waited.
Have usually enjoyed Yahya Abdul-Mateen in other stuff. I almost loathe him playing Morpheus. Considered giving the movie a 4.85 with him and the actors who played Smith and...
The Merovingian ( )
...but loved Jada Pickett Smith's reprisal of Niobe--along with the addition of Jessica Henwick (whom I am a fan of). They were a positive counter for that trio in my mind.
The upgraded ships, the new human city, swarm and bots were nice additions that I enjoyed. Loved loved LOVED Priyanka Chopra Jonas "grown up" role.
I knew things had "changed" for the Wachowski Brothers in real life but was sidelined by Lana Wachowski's vision of her previous work. This should be the final chapter if this film is indicative of where the franchise is headed. That, and Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss sleepwalking through them like they did in this one.
i was so disappointed with the first Venom that i was very skeptical seeing the Carnage version ... even on home streaming
if it's the same movie studio, ( 20th Century Fox) ..s..along with of course the same casting ..Tom Hardy ..(Uugh) ..that's all the more reason why i am in no hurry at
all for Carnage.
Sony studio flat totally messed up the Venom series ... much like 20 Century Fox totally crudded the Fantastic Four series ....
I haven't seen either of the Venom movies, but from all I've heard, I hope you're right.My immense respect for Marvel’s head honcho Kevin Feige and company continues to grow. While they create one qualify film and show after another, other studios show how to screw things up.
What follows is a spoiler for Spider-Man -No Way Home:
Now I understand why there was a bit of symbiote left behind during the Tom Hardy credits scene. Because that’s all that Feige and Marvel proper want. They want nothing to do with this mess of a franchise, they just want a piece of the character to potentially ‘fix it’.
I haven't seen either of the Venom movies, but from all I've heard, I hope you're right.
They did Tom Hardy a grave disservice in the first film. I will wait until I actually sit down and watch the sequel before saying the same but I am almost certain I will make the same assessment.I haven't seen either of the Venom movies, but from all I've heard, I hope you're right.
I think I mentioned that too, about Eternals.Got around to The Eternals.
6 out of 10 for me.
1. It does set up new storylines. New characters to build one that seem interesting
2. The question with Thanos was answered but at same time...
So, in regards to the Thanos dilemma, you would of thought Arisham would of gotten involved/some of the more devote Eternals would of tried to stop him too as reducing half the population would reset the timeline for Celestials all over the universe.
Was kind of bummed that Thena was a nonfactor till the end. They are super immortals but you can stab one with a knife and slow her down or bang a rock on ones head to knock them out. But when they are fighting 6000 years ago they can get yeeted vs a rock and bounce right up.
I have probably covered this already but just watched the movie again and liked it as much as I did the first time.
Green Street Hooligans
I had not heard of the movie before watching it the first time and really liked it. Decided to watch it again this weekend and found I liked just as much as I did originally.
Basic story is that Elijah Wood's character gets kicked out of Harvard a couple months shy of graduating in Journalism.
He decides to go to England to visit his sister who happened to marry an englishman and have a child.
After getting there one thing leads to another and he goes to a pub with her husbands brother.
After hanging out with the brother and his crew he basically starts joining the crew.
turns out to be a pretty good movie and with a sad and happy ending.
Would recommend this. I cannot stand to watch soccer, or football elsewhere, but this movie was really good.