Amazing what coming off the juice can do. The fact everyone in Hollywood avoids the topic is mad
Tom Hardy in Warriors being a good example of definitely 'helped' along the way.
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By that I mean you can see him slapping women to get his way. Connery and Moore had it. Bond is not a nice guy. Just not sure Cavil does acting wise.
I also don’t think Snyder’s man of steel was that great an interpretation of Superman and Kal El. But that’s a different discussion.
And Craig wasn’t as Bond? I agree about Cavil as Kal, he had a rugby player’s physique.
You can see how McCaw and Read have lost a lot of muscle mass since they retired.
You compare them to a few retired footballers like Fernando Torres who has bulked up a lot. Not Much to do once retired apart from going to the gym?
I'm think Witcher and Mission Impossible too.
Yeah I'm guessing a three movie deal hoping to be 4 or 5. So your probably covering 15-20 years of movies at roughly one every three years.
1992's Alien 3. Has some good moments. Love the bleak opening of everyone who survived the previous movie has died anyway except Ripley. Setting for the story and some of the characters feel a bit crap. Special effects are interesting to watch in that doing them in the first 2 movies particularly the first movie wouldn't have been an option. Obvious each of the 3 movies were made by different people. This is the least good movie so far. If the franchise ended here it would probably be easier to look past that.
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1997's Alien Resurrection is the first Alien movie I saw back in the 90s. Someone in my family rented it on video. Not as good as I remember. That it could do special effects that weren't an option for earlier movies is enjoyable. There's underwater chase scenes.
2024's Alien: Romulus I like how they took the effort to continue the '1970s in space' look of the first movie.
2024's Alien: Romulus I like how they took the effort to continue the '1970s in space' look of the first movie.
Oh sweet jesus the Alien 3 discourse is about to be here as well
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Watched the Thursday murder club last night. Meh is the answer
That's a shame, the novels are really good
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Well they changed the story, so I couldn't get my head around it. Would have been better as a short series, as they changed the storyline and took out some items which made it less obvious on who did the killings
Just watched the last/latest Mission Impossible, and quite quite easily say the worst of all.
Storyline was pretty poor, didn't really keep my attention. The filming seemed to be a series of filler scenes to navigate from one stunt to another.
Storyline was pretty poor, didn't really keep my attention. The filming seemed to be a series of filler scenes to navigate from one stunt to another.
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I think I watched the first one, got bored in the second and then never wanted to watch any of them again.
I've read all the books, several times, and Craig's version of Bond is the most akin to the books.
This is what I did. Mission Impossibe 3 isnt great either but they get vastly better after that. The first is real weird in the series in terms of tone but I love it.
Watched The Roses last night and it was hillarious (far better than the trailer suggested) and anyone whos been in a long term relationship will get it.
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Alien 3 is underrated.
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It only gets better the more movies they make too!!!!
Im covering a hostel so am 2 movies in 1 to go...
The new Amazon Prime movie was amazing!!!
Flight risk would have been a great little indy movie had they really committed to it, although Walberg was good, I hated the other 2. I would have wanted to see a gritter version, but I enjoyed it for what it was. Maybe it just seemed great after the Amazon prime movie?!
Im a few minutes in to watching the Jessie Smullet documentary, and its hard not to laugh so far
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Graham Greene, Oscar-nominated actor from 'Dances with Wolves,' 'Reservation Dogs,' and 'The Green Mile,' has sadly passed away. Rest in peace.
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RIP.
Weapons is good. Watched it at home. If it's still in cinemas where you live it'd be worth going to a cinema for the locked-in-no-pressing-pause big screen sitting in the dark experience. 128 minutes horror mystery thriller.
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When all but one child from the same class mysteriously vanish on the same night at exactly the same time, a community is left questioning who or what is behind their disappearance.
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Just watched this on Netflix
Quite liked it - story is ok but Garfield and Pugh elevated it massively
