Yeah definitely, the story itself was average at best. I just enjoyed the darker theme and the ultraviolence an R rating allows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jhynnifer
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Yeah definitely, the story itself was average at best. I just enjoyed the darker theme and the ultraviolence an R rating allows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jhynnifer
I fell for it, bastard!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrathbringer
lol sorryQuote:
Originally Posted by Tisket
Haven't see a bad movie in some time. 30 years of being a video buyer makes it pretty easy to pick and choose. But to be fair, I am also bored of most movies now. I've seen all the plots, I won't even consider a remake, and historical movies are garbage to a historian.
The Strangers. Complete turd of a movie.
Rupture. Wanted to check it out for Noomi Rapace and Peter Stormare but they definitely couldn't save this shitshow. Don't waste your time.
I don't think we have a bad TV show thread, but The Witcher on Netflix is bad.
I really wanted to like it and, although I'm only through the first episode, I'm disappointed. Have you watched the whole series? I'm hoping it improves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taernath
Ad Astra. Really bad.
I'm at episode 6. I'll probably try to finish it tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tisket
It gets a little better, but not by much. The fight at the end of episode 1 is the high point, after which it's almost entirely talking for another 4 hours. How familiar are you with the setting? I've never read the books but I'm vaguely aware of who the characters are and their histories. The problem is it's a Netflix adaptation of a series of books and a TV series in a foreign language which serve as a very loose prequel for a video game. We're reaching levels of obscurity that shouldn't even be possible. I think if you're not a Superfan you'll be absolutely lost.
I'm afraid that the hunchback sex scene may have awoken something inside me, though.