What's the last movie you watched?
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Culprit
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I was into Marvel Comics when I was young but guess I missed Black Panther and I was saying to myself, "WTF is going on".piedys wrote:Black Panther was always a bit-player in the Marvel comics universe, but even back in the 70s it was a good gesture by Marvel to introduce a Black Superhero as to not alienate market-share comicbook fans.Culprit wrote:Black Panther, rated really well but all it is about is a Black Superhero so Blacks don't feel left out I guess. 5/10
The fact that Disney have spent big $$$ on his own feature was a huge gamble but I hope it found it's target audience. It's worth a look if you are a fan of the Marvel movies, if not, you'd be like WTF is going on here...
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think positive
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stui magpie
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I saw Infinity War last night - it was entertaining. I especially liked the talking raccoon and the tree.
The best moment, though, was when the giant "dwarf" forged Brodie a new hammer. I came out of the cinema and saw on the replay that he'd used it to smite the Bulldogs into submission, too.
Great fun.
The best moment, though, was when the giant "dwarf" forged Brodie a new hammer. I came out of the cinema and saw on the replay that he'd used it to smite the Bulldogs into submission, too.
Great fun.
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stui magpie
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I watched "Wild Card" last night on Netflix. Jason Statham action flick, thin on plot, some of it seemingly borrowed from John Wick, but not as good.
Very slow start, nearly turned it off but left it on while I played on the computer and it picked up. A bit.
One scene where he wins $500k at blackjack, goes to the counter to cash out, then instead walks back to the table to put the whole lot on one hand had me seriously yelling at the TV.
Not recommended unless you're after something you can largely ignore for 80% of the movie and just watch the 3 action sequences.
Very slow start, nearly turned it off but left it on while I played on the computer and it picked up. A bit.
One scene where he wins $500k at blackjack, goes to the counter to cash out, then instead walks back to the table to put the whole lot on one hand had me seriously yelling at the TV.
Not recommended unless you're after something you can largely ignore for 80% of the movie and just watch the 3 action sequences.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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stui magpie
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think positive
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Did you realize this was an Eastwood-directed film, with the novelty value (not a success, according to the critics) of featuring "actors" in the film who were actually characters in the real-life event?think positive wrote:...
Paris and some numbers, movie about the three Americans who stoppedthe mad gunman on the train, 8/10 a little slow
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If not (or if so), how does that affect your thoughts on the film?
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