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3 wasn't terrible, but I wouldn't bother with it, or 4. I'd go straight to 5. Hell, if I had never seen any of them I would skip the first 4.I've seen the first two and have the fourth on my imdb list. 3 looks like it's just a bunch of filler characters to keep the series going. That about right?
Didn't really care for 2 or 3 .. 3 being the worst.. Really enjoyed 5 & 6 and will definitely be seeing 7 this weekend
Don't get the love for this one. Captain America movies have been the worst marvel movies IMO
1 is "needed" if for anything else the back story between Walker and Diesel's characters.3 wasn't terrible, but I wouldn't bother with it, or 4. I'd go straight to 5. Hell, if I had never seen any of them I would skip the first 4.I've seen the first two and have the fourth on my imdb list. 3 looks like it's just a bunch of filler characters to keep the series going. That about right?
Didn't really care for 2 or 3 .. 3 being the worst.. Really enjoyed 5 & 6 and will definitely be seeing 7 this weekend
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Two movies have made me angry while watching them in the theater. I mean "Hulk get mad...HULK SMASHHH!!!" type angry.
Couldn't disagree more. Capt. 2 is my favorite Marvel movie, and for my money the Capt. America movies >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thor movies.Don't get the love for this one. Captain America movies have been the worst marvel movies IMO
Raising Cain? Is the the dual John Lithgow movie?Two movies have made me angry while watching them in the theater. I mean "Hulk get mad...HULK SMASHHH!!!" type angry.The first was Raising Cain and the second was Olympus Has Fallen.
The scene where Melissa Leo recites the Pledge of Allegiance is probably the most embarrassed I've ever been for an actor. In a mainstream movie that is.
RC is strange combination of satire and social commentary.Raising Cain? Is the the dual John Lithgow movie?Two movies have made me angry while watching them in the theater. I mean "Hulk get mad...HULK SMASHHH!!!" type angry.The first was Raising Cain and the second was Olympus Has Fallen.
The scene where Melissa Leo recites the Pledge of Allegiance is probably the most embarrassed I've ever been for an actor. In a mainstream movie that is.
Should one rewatch those masterpieces prior to the podcast? Or will the jokes make sense if you don't remember much of the movies?
interesting. It's getting killed in reviews
I've seen all the movies but I barely remember what happened in them. Don't think you need to rewatch them and their running commentary is hilarious.Bonfire said:
It's very heavy-handed. But if you're into realistic hand to hand combat, this movie delivers.
I like Tom Hardy but it's going to be hard for me to enjoy any remake of The Road Warrior, which is on my Top 10 All Time Movie list. Hopefully they will go with other plots after the first one.
), hard to imagine even disinterest in science getting in the way of appreciating the thrust of the narrative, his struggles and triumphs as a person as well as scientist, because he is such a compelling character of general interest. In many ways his story is inspiring, he should have been dead decades ago by all rights medically, not one of the greatest theoretical physicists of the second half of the 20th century. Despite a towering intellect, it is not an accident that he became internationally famous for his popular science non-fiction (not the likeliest material for such wide acclaim). I respect geniuses that can communicate complex ideas with simplicity and clarity to laypersons and the public at large, and he clearly had a gift. Check his answer at a public speech late in the movie, when asked to talk about his philosophy of life, coming from an atheist.
Definitely. Classic
Freaking terrible. Typical award winning movie you're supposed to like.
I loved me some Jim Carrey. Particularly in a plain obvious overcoming adversity through the love of a woman story that we have never seen before. So creative and original, it's a triumph of the pedantic. The best part is the fact that most people think the film is about Stephen HawkingHadn't seen Theory Of Everything.
One of the greatest acting performances I've ever seen. It wasn't like an acting portrayal, it was like he became Hawking, inhabited his body in terms of body language, gestures, facial expressions. If I had seen this and Birdman pre-Oscar, I would have thought Keaton, as good as he was, had virtually no chance. I'm not sure the last time I've seen a performance that left such an impression?
If it matters, either way, good or bad, science was very light in the movie. Unless some absolutely hate science (Luddite demographic
Totally agree with you on this. One of the best physical acting performances ever.Hadn't seen Theory Of Everything.
One of the greatest acting performances I've ever seen. It wasn't like an acting portrayal, it was like he became Hawking, inhabited his body in terms of body language, gestures, facial expressions. If I had seen this and Birdman pre-Oscar, I would have thought Keaton, as good as he was, had virtually no chance. I'm not sure the last time I've seen a performance that left such an impression?
If it matters, either way, good or bad, science was very light in the movie. Unless some absolutely hate science (Luddite demographic
Fire Marshall Bill >>>>>>>>>>>>> Stephen HawkingTotally agree with you on this. One of the best physical acting performances ever.Hadn't seen Theory Of Everything.
One of the greatest acting performances I've ever seen. It wasn't like an acting portrayal, it was like he became Hawking, inhabited his body in terms of body language, gestures, facial expressions. If I had seen this and Birdman pre-Oscar, I would have thought Keaton, as good as he was, had virtually no chance. I'm not sure the last time I've seen a performance that left such an impression?
If it matters, either way, good or bad, science was very light in the movie. Unless some absolutely hate science (Luddite demographic
I actually kind of liked this.
I agree very much. It takes much more of an actor to create a compelling performance from an everyman than portraying someone handicapped, ######ed, alcoholic, etc. Yet those are the roles that get the awards.
I really liked this. Hugely depressing, but an outstanding portrayal of how the American public interprets and acts on events.
Travolta>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Shatner>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Fire Marshall Bill >>>>>>>>>>>>> Stephen HawkingChaka said:Fire Marshall Bill >>>>>>>>>>>>> Stephen HawkingMr. Mojo said:Totally agree with you on this. One of the best physical acting performances ever.Hadn't seen Theory Of Everything.
One of the greatest acting performances I've ever seen. It wasn't like an acting portrayal, it was like he became Hawking, inhabited his body in terms of body language, gestures, facial expressions. If I had seen this and Birdman pre-Oscar, I would have thought Keaton, as good as he was, had virtually no chance. I'm not sure the last time I've seen a performance that left such an impression?
If it matters, either way, good or bad, science was very light in the movie. Unless some absolutely hate science (Luddite demographic
Maybe it was because of the name attached to it. Joss is usually known for his humor, banter, pop culture references, etc.. I didn't pick up on any of that. It just felt awkward in a clunky way to me.Fly said:I actually kind of liked this.KarmaPolice said:
Wasn't the dialogue supposed to be awkward and hard to listen to based on how unconventional their situation was? Anyway, the story kept me interested all the way through the movie even if the end was a little hamfisted.
Also, for obvious reasons, they tend to be one-note performances too. I think what he had to do with Hawking and his deterioration is definitely a step above some of the other performances in that style that we tend to praise, such as Rainman.cosjobs said:
