Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T

[darthska]

Ran across this trailer. Might take a dive at it.

Fun facts: none of these scenes were acted out. They weren't even shot at a studio. They just grabbed a camera, found a suburban neighborhood, and rolled film.

 

[darthska]

maybe I should start watching The Nanny

Wait till you hear her laugh.

 

[shogun]

The Nanny theme song was catchy. I used to watch reruns. Years later the actress who played the youngest daughter is on the first season of Californication showing her nice chest.

 

[osh kosh bosh]

on a comic book nerd front,
I wish they saved cassandra nova for an x-men movie.

easily one of my favorite villains in any medium.

 

[darthska]

Years later the actress who played the youngest daughter is on the first season of Californication showing her nice chest.

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

The Nanny theme song was catchy. I used to watch reruns. Years later the actress who played the youngest daughter is on the first season of Californication showing her nice chest.

 

[shogun]

Madeline Zima. A lot of fire in that show. Susan Sarandon's daughter was also in it.

 

[moderndarwin]

“I didn’t like the first 2 Deadpool’s, and don’t like these types of movies in general”

*Proceeds to purchase a movie ticket for the 3rd film in the series*

yeah i still enjoyed the movie despite him. seeing wolverine on screen is always worth the price of admission. beautiful cinematography and fight scenes and having all the other heroes around was great. the music and score was entertaining. and when he’s not talking his fighting style is entertaining. the best deadpool scene is in the original x-men when they shut his mouth. simply put he’s not funny and his schtick has gotten so old for me after 20 years of seeing it

i can understand why others love and rave about this movie. to me it was a good watch but per the notes i made it’s still not my preferred style of movies. i’ll still support it in general for the genre same way I watched the Acolyte even though it was trash

 

[dmbrhs]

Fun facts: none of these scenes were acted out. They weren't even shot at a studio. They just grabbed a camera, found a suburban neighborhood, and rolled film.

I looked at the actress' IMDB page. It is quite a roller coaster.

 

[Nike Jordan]

I watched Playmakers for the first time since it aired back in 2003 and the NFL was overreacting.

All of the "taboo" stuff on this show is an ABC Afterschool Special compared to what went on (and still goes on) in the actual NFL.

 

[cubanref]

Watched Deadpool earlier. Had a great time and the movie was thoroughly entertaining and an easy watch. I don't hit up the cinema much but it was def worth the price of admission IMO.

 

[big j 33]

I think we are having a misunderstanding.

i enjoyed the movie, it was reasonably funny and entertaining.
I just thought the emotional story line of deadpool wanting to be in the avengers and getting his girlfriend back were underbaked and not convincing.

by "believable" i don't mean that like it's illogical or it doesn't make sense, it makes sense. it just feels contrived and rushged.


Deadpool 1 the cancer storyline and the relationship with vanessa had much more time to breath so it felt more real.



these criticism don't mean i think the movie is bad or unenjoyable.
like i said, it's amusing, the jokes are funny.

Sums up how I feel.

I felt like No Way Home balanced emotional stakes and fan service and cameos much better than this one. This movie was entertaining as hell, I was smiling ear to hear the whole time, but when I thought about it and critically, it didn't stand out to me beyond the cameos and love letter to Fox and Marvel. Some stand out dramatic scenes, X23, Wolverine, etc but I get what osh is saying.

I'll probably end up seeing it multiple times in the theaters, but I can still say it was lacking in areas.

 

[CP1708]

I hear you guys, but you're both making it sound like wanting to be an Avenger WAS the emotional storyline.

To me, it wasn't. Saving his timeline from the TVA was the emotional storyline, saving his friends + Vanessa, and that was fleshed out just fine.

The Avengers stuff was a plot device to have Happy and make some Tony Stark jokes.

But maybe thas just me.

 

[jpzx]

 

[calibeebee]

Rumor Willis got parents body genes. Face somehow didn’t get the plastic surgery passed down

 

[had pants]

 

[rolaholic]

The industry's death was greatly exaggerated

 

[el presidente]

This entire rollout hurts my soul.

 

[darthska]

I hear you guys, but you're both making it sound like wanting to be an Avenger WAS the emotional storyline.

It absolutely wasn't.
Wanting to be of significance, wanting to matter, THAT was emotional weight.
It was pretty hard to miss.

 

[Bronson]

“Marcus and I even go to the same barber. Although I have a slightly better haircut”

 

[el presidente]

Today

 

[rolaholic]

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[pmatic]

 

[getback]

Anyone else gonna fall for the M. Night bait again and see Trap?

I am.

 

[reconic supreme]

Twisters 4DX coming back, hell yes.