I love slasher movies so I really enjoy the Terrifier movies. #2 definitely needed better editing to cut back the run time and keep it moving but I actually liked it better on subsequent viewings.
But his practical effects are great
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But his practical effects are great
I watched that on tv last year. Not sure what to think of it. The writer had to have been high.
This; what's unfortunate is that they get blamed for the badness of it and women are, once again, relegated to the back seat and the myth that "women aren't funny."
Maybe the writing and director could be held accountable?
All 4 in that movie are funny with the right stuff.
I saw a clip once comparing the OG and that one.
Basically the 2016 version showed us everything and told us what's supposed to funny instead of letting the audience think about it.
The example was the elevator scene in the original: they all realize they never actually tested the packs just as they fire them up. Now we laugh anticipating what's about to happen.
In the 2016 one they show the testing and it's this very forced cartoonish sequence in an alley.
It was too bad because I'd put Wiig and McCarthy as two of the better ones at physical comedic timing especially at that time.
The Village or The Others.
Pick either one, but both sucks so bad. #1 People loved too much at a Renaissance fairs and made to make it IRL or #2 a woman goes into a house and just walks around the halls and close the curtains over and over and over and over and over and over and over....
Pick either one, but both sucks so bad. #1 People loved too much at a Renaissance fairs and made to make it IRL or #2 a woman goes into a house and just walks around the halls and close the curtains over and over and over and over and over and over and over....
Well, with that criteria in mind then, I have absolutely no f*cking idea why "Lost in Translation" was as popular with critics the way it was. It was boring and had the thinnest of plots; if I wanted to watch people have semi-awkward conversations in public I could just go down to the closest local bar and hang out there for a couple of hours instead of paying money to watch a movie about it. Yet critics made it sound like the Single Greatest Movie Ever Made when it came out.
Hollywood LOVES weird movies like that.... that's why those types of movies get all the acclaim. How else can you explain "The Shape of Water" got best picture?
