Okay no joke that milkshake scene is fantastic! It's a great scene by any metric. I'd heard all about it and everyone made milkshake jokes for months before I actually got around to seeing the movie and it was still a great scene
It's a shame that I had to sit through the other 2.5 hours to get there
In the great No Country for Old Men vs There Will Be Blood battle of '07, I was firmly on the side of No Country. But yeah, There Will Be Blood is a pretty rad movie. Not my favourite PT Anderson by a long shot, though.
when they both came out I was like, yeah no country is my boy, it's so expertly done with not a second out of place. Just like a pure, you want to learn how to make a movie, study this thing it gets nothing wrong. The pace, the script, the visual storytelling all brilliant.
There will be blood seemed messy in comparison. But as time went on, the need to compare them has kind of gone for me and i don't really feel that way about twbb at all any more. Fact I think I like it almost as much now.
Apparently Elsa, from Frozen, is going to be on Once Upon A Time soon
I know that it makes sense to do so with the whole corporate synergy thing but man do I hate basically everything I hear about that show
Keep poor Elsa out of it
Okay no joke that milkshake scene is fantastic! It's a great scene by any metric. I'd heard all about it and everyone made milkshake jokes for months before I actually got around to seeing the movie and it was still a great scene
It's a shame that I had to sit through the other 2.5 hours to get there
you know, you're brushing through LoveFilm and you see a movie called Naked Weapon about assassins trained in the deadly arts of killing and seduction (?) and you think "this looks shit let's put it on for a laugh."
Anyway so yeah it was going alright you know as per expected battle royal training camp martial arts etc
And then there is a single particular scene
I don't want to spell it out but if anyone has seen this movie they will know what I mean because holy shit that is fucked up
and then the rest of the movie goes on like this particular scene didn't actually happen and it's exactly what you'd expect given what happens prior to The Scene. It's so massively, hideously jarring compared to anything else in the movie it beggars belief.
Anyway so Maggie Q is in it but I do wonder when she read the script what led her to think "yeah okay that's all good." I mean 99% of it yeah but that 1% man
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But it would've been great as an offbeat Die Hard sequel.
"McLane don't you usually handle the Big Deal kind of cases?"
"Yeah but I'm retiring tomorrow. This'll be a walk in the park."
CUE EXPLOSIONS
I read this as Bruce Willis and Mos Def playing the same handicapped man like some kind of Always Sunny Lethal Weapon 5 scenario.
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Steam
It would have been oscar nominated had he not borrowed from a couple of his earlier songs.
That movie ruled but I can see where someone might not like it.
I agree that the final scene is killer.
Steam
I know, I'm saying I personally don't like it, but in a snide and dismissive way
it's a thing I do, don't worry, you'll get used to it
They are wayyy too harsh. But yeah, apart from the fun Spidey antics scattered throughout, it is kind of a crap movie.
Geez who drank your milkshake?
It's a shame that I had to sit through the other 2.5 hours to get there
I do think the score succeeded in exactly what it was going for
Which is discomfort
And it comes from a Radiohead guy, so yeah, that all checks out
There will be blood seemed messy in comparison. But as time went on, the need to compare them has kind of gone for me and i don't really feel that way about twbb at all any more. Fact I think I like it almost as much now.
I know that it makes sense to do so with the whole corporate synergy thing but man do I hate basically everything I hear about that show
Keep poor Elsa out of it
Steam
I don't know why but I find the depressing stuff by Radiohead relaxing somehow.
She's been talking about wanting to see it for weeks, so I thought since I was there we should watch it after we got back from dinner.
20 minutes in she told me it was the most boring thing she's ever seen and gave me the dvd to take home...
Guess I know what I'll finish watching tonight.
Son
There isn't any guns and fuckin in this movie
You may have it back
Steam
I think the only time we didn't was because the only one that was out was X-Men Origins and she's even more apathetic to the X-Men than I am
Also I had seen it prior to that and it was just the worst
This year we saw ASM2, she didn't like it
She loved Tangled. I bought that for her, whenever that was, two or three years ago, and she raved about it.
I have seen neither but I would assume they are somewhat similar. Basically, my family is completely nuts.
I literally don't understand the complaint if she liked tangled
The first 15 minutes are basically the setup and they're pretty similar
you got brain problems, son
Couldn't stand it
Like I know it's a good movie
But I don't like it
you know, you're brushing through LoveFilm and you see a movie called Naked Weapon about assassins trained in the deadly arts of killing and seduction (?) and you think "this looks shit let's put it on for a laugh."
Anyway so yeah it was going alright you know as per expected battle royal training camp martial arts etc
And then there is a single particular scene
I don't want to spell it out but if anyone has seen this movie they will know what I mean because holy shit that is fucked up
and then the rest of the movie goes on like this particular scene didn't actually happen and it's exactly what you'd expect given what happens prior to The Scene. It's so massively, hideously jarring compared to anything else in the movie it beggars belief.
Anyway so Maggie Q is in it but I do wonder when she read the script what led her to think "yeah okay that's all good." I mean 99% of it yeah but that 1% man
You shouldn't