Just went to the flicks after a long time away* and I was
pleasantly entertained by the latest MI movie. Nothing to
break my head, lots of action, perfect pace, and the right
dose of comic relief --without overdoing it.
Bond, Borne and MI aside, I do not see action movies
in the proper sense of the word being shot anymore. If
you want to have a good time, I recommend this delightful
mental escapade.
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* Some of us have to actually work, mind you.
-Removed-Er... don't get me wrong, I'm all for giant dinosaurs stomping
on unassuming Asian children, but it did just not cut it for me.
It felt cartoonish, slow paced, and there was no wow effect, not
even in the FX. As for Genesys, let's say I'd strongly suggest, as
we're similar age, to keep the good memories of T1 and T2 intact 🙂
Originally posted by SeitseI also liked "Man from U.N.C.L.E." despite the lackluster box-office.
Just went to the flicks after a long time away* and I was
pleasantly entertained by the latest MI movie. Nothing to
break my head, lots of action, perfect pace, and the right
dose of comic relief --without overdoing it.
Bond, Borne and MI aside, I do not see action movies
in the proper sense of the word being shot anymore. If
you want to have a good ...[text shortened]... pade.
[b]Seitse Seal of Approval™
* Some of us have to actually work, mind you.[/b]
It wasn't the best flick ever, but it was entertaining, which is what movies are for.
Originally posted by SeitseWell, it doesn't have Michael Bay-level special effects, so if that's what you go to movies to see, you may be disappointed. I'd say wait, because while the film was entertaining, I dunno if I'd lay out the money to see it as a first-run movie again. I'd probably rather see Marvel's Ant-Man, as I've heard some rather good things about it.
Hey, haven't checked that out.
Do you think the FX justify the movie ticket or should I wait for
streaming/DVD?
I was looking for a cameo by David McCallum, the only surviving member of the TV show, but they didn't humor me in this regard.
Originally posted by SuzianneYeah, well, with the ticket prices we have here, I've reserved theater
Well, it doesn't have Michael Bay-level special effects, so if that's what you go to movies to see, you may be disappointed. I'd say wait, because while the film was entertaining, I dunno if I'd lay out the money to see it as a first-run movie again. I'd probably rather see Marvel's Ant-Man, as I've heard some rather good things about it.
I was ...[text shortened]... vid McCallum, the only surviving member of the TV show, but they didn't humor me in this regard.
visits to stuff with awesome cinematography, effects, or sound.
Sad because I love to go to the movies.