the simpsons is good! and i like it! they have a ride at universal. YOU'RE ALL GONNA DIE! it is a very silly show it is for kids.…
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In a time when it has become increasingly more prevalent to mistrust what those in officialdom have to say, it’s understandable how hardened resistance would arise in response, especially in light of recent events. But does this give individuals the right to willfully disregard widely accepted, reasonable social and legal standards in favor of their own questionable interpretations of these matters in the name of personal freedom? It’s a divisive issue, to be sure, one where opposing forms of extremism come into heated conflict with one another, often with disastrous consequences. That’s the i…
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"MovieGuys" saw three female characters in episode 1 and completely lost their marbles!
Episode 2 is literally just Sifu the game, episode 3 is mainly all white men, episode 4 is robot revolution, episode 5 is the best one I've watched so far, but holy !@#$, there's a black guy, as a Space Marine! A BLACK SPACE MARINE?!
I suppose robot revolutions are woke now, and of course, black Space Marines are woke, 'cause we ain't ever seen a black anybody in Warhammer before, and of course, learning to value your "subjects/friends" as a King, is woke as !@#$!
The bigoted, mysogynis…
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It was great to see Linda Hamilton in a movie again! I'm a sci-fi fantasy guy so this had everything I love in a movie, aliens, action and a plot twist. Was okay, but just felt like an "Alien" movie franchise clone and the misdirection was cool not many of those these days. Just seemed to fail to deliver, but a good effort.…
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Well the start of the movies was better than the last one! But yikes, relying on the graphics again the story was sadly lacking and to have 2 families that had nothing to do with each other was just another example of how writers have lost the plot in Hollywood lately. The previous movie at least tied the two groups together quiet well having the old and new people relating to the story even though they only connected later in the movie.…
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While I think Jackie Chan is a wonderful person, I have never found any of his movies to be that great. He is a funny guy, but his movies are not for me. But I loved the original "Karate Kid" and this one was actually a great movie. Some of my favorite actors and with a solid story and emotional it was good!…
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As the 16th century looms large, the loved up “Bassanio” (Joseph Fiennes) approaches his wealthy merchant friend “Antonio” (Jeremy Irons) for a loan. You see, he wants to impress “Portia” (Lynn Collins) to the tune of 3,000 ducats. Unfortunately, his friend is already heavily invested elsewhere and cannot oblige, but he does agree to stand surety for a loan from “Shylock” (Al Pacino). This loan isn’t secured in any traditional sense, however. The lender, a Jew, is weary of being treated harshly by those in power in Venice, including by “Antonio” and so demands that in the event of default, he …
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If Scott Adkins doesn't kick the snot out of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in this movie, I'm rating it a big fat "0".
TBC whenever I get around to watching it.…
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The curmudgeonly “Frankie” (Clint Eastwood) runs a boxing gym with his stalwart “Eddie” (Morgan Freeman) that’s full of testosterone-charged no-hopers like “Berry” (Anthony Mackie) all going through the motions. The only exception is the young “Barch” (Jay Baruchel) who fancies himself as the best welterweight in the world, but who clearly couldn’t pull a pint let alone a punch. One afternoon, they notice a girl. Yep, a girl in their gym. “Frankie” tells “Maggie” (Hilary Swank) that he doesn’t train girls, and that her being tough isn’t enough. She’s persistent, though, and targets the less gr…
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When a traveller arrives in London from Tokyo, everything sounds as if it’s gibberish. "Tomoko" makes her way to her apartment where her English for beginners tape seems overly focussed on the weather! She’s a would-be scuba-diver, but her visit to the local pool for lessons sees her suffer from an accident that takes her to an whole new world and then return her with some useful new skills! Now, first things first. Just where, exactly, is her flat? It looks like a damp and dingy bedsit but has million pound views up the Thames that I’m not sure actually exist. Thereafter, though, this is quit…
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