gerg wrote: ↑February 14, 2023, 6:57 am
I watched Wakanda forever the other night just so I could complain about how **** it is. But unfortunately I fell asleep so now I don't know how best to direct my complaints.
Is it really that bad? Glad I didn't bother then. So sad about Chadwick - things might have been different.
Sid wrote: ↑April 10, 2023, 4:29 pm
Watched ‘Air’ the other night, worth a look when it comes out on streaming services I reckon. No real need to see it in movies given it’s mostly dialogue rather than action (as you’d expect) and it’s not the kind of film that’s going to come with any major spoilers.
I saw it in the cinemas coz any movie about the GOAT deserves that I like those dialogue movies every now and then for a change of pace. Ben and Matt didn't disappoint.
For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
Botman wrote:For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
I love Mad Max 2, probably based on cars and it was filmed locally at Stockton Beach where I'd spent a big chunk of my youth.
Fury road I loved mainly because of Furiosa, Prequels are always a bit awkward due to characters having to survive/develop or whatnot as you know their endpoint.
Botman wrote: ↑July 8, 2024, 10:19 pm
For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
When Bubba died in Forrest Gump I stopped watching, because he was that good of a character and I refused to watch the rest knowing he wasn’t going to be in it any more.
Botman wrote: ↑July 8, 2024, 10:19 pm
For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
I just never got around to watching it. I have a life you know
My basic logic is, a mad max movie without mad max isn't enough to compel me to fork over 30bucks for tickets and popcorn. I might wait for it to pop up on 7flix, but no one should hold their breath.
Overall, I prefer the original incarnation (Tom Hardy wasn't that bad either) of a less talk, more action stoic hero - trying to survive in a barren wasteland while doing some good along the way after all the bad **** that happened to him. If that's not for you, no worries
Botman wrote: ↑July 8, 2024, 10:19 pm
For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
When Bubba died in Forrest Gump I stopped watching, because he was that good of a character and I refused to watch the rest knowing he wasn’t going to be in it any more.
Bubba wasn't the main character in Forrest Gump though. Did you even watch the movie?
Botman wrote:For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
I love Mad Max 2, probably based on cars and it was filmed locally at Stockton Beach where I'd spent a big chunk of my youth.
Fury road I loved mainly because of Furiosa, Prequels are always a bit awkward due to characters having to survive/develop or whatnot as you know their endpoint.
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It's my favourite as well. Well made action film.
Yeah, that's the problem with prequels aye - you know where theyre going to end up. Apart from Maybe Star Wars prequel trilogy, I can't remember there being too much hype over prequels, especially for a supporting character. Although I might pay money to see a Les Grossman prequel #DietCoke
Botman wrote: ↑July 8, 2024, 10:19 pm
For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
When Bubba died in Forrest Gump I stopped watching, because he was that good of a character and I refused to watch the rest knowing he wasn’t going to be in it any more.
Botman wrote: ↑July 8, 2024, 10:19 pm
For what reason would you not see films soley on the basis that they dont have Mad Max in them?
He's not THAT compelling as a character that the universe cant exist without him
I've seen them all and honestly Fury Road the best of them. Furisosa isnt quite on that level. But it's better than at least 2 of the Mad Max films
When Bubba died in Forrest Gump I stopped watching, because he was that good of a character and I refused to watch the rest knowing he wasn’t going to be in it any more.
I went to see Gladiator 2 this morning. I was pleasantly surprised by the story the film told. The original Gladiator has been on TV twice this week on different stations and it would be worth having another look at that to refresh your mind on the original. The movie starts a little slow but soon cranks up to set the baseline for the story line.
Imo the new Gladiator Paul Mescal, is not as good an actor as Russell Crowe was in bringing the original Gladiator to life. But there are some very good performances from Pedro Pascal (The Mandalorian), Denzel Washington and Connie Nielsen. The movie runs for more than 2 hours, but I liked the story and twists that unfold. A number of questions left over from the first movie are answered in Gladiator 2.