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I read somewhere that they decided that Helen Hunt's character is way too badass to stop chasing tornadoes in favour of living on a farm in bum **** nowhere (paraphrased)
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Wholesome fact makes the summer of Glen Powell even better.Glen Powell's parents appear in this movie, sitting behind him and Daisy Edgar-Jones during the rodeo scene. According to Glen Powell, his parents have appeared in all his movies since Spy Kids 3-D (2003).
Admittedly I did remember your spoiler as its very significant to the first movie.Nah not completely, the Dorothy machine is in the opening sequence of the new one, i think its very much same universe, many years after the event
The crew is actually absolutely elite character actor stuff.Admittedly I did remember your spoiler as its very significant to the first movie.
I just "grabbed" the movie Twister 1996, look forward to watching it again after many many years.
I totally forgot that Philip Seymour Hoffman is in it, along with Alan Ruck.
Watched this last week and 7 is a very generous score imo. It was not lots of fun at all. It was brain dead rubbish and an utter waste of some very good acting talents. It wasn't funny, the 'plot' was stupid and totally unbelievable as was the action. I loved the way the psychologist's BMW had a head on collision and then continued driving like nothing happened. In fact, you actually see the damage to the bonnet magically regress in the following scenes! To top it all off the ending was completely daft. Molina is in it for about 5 minutes and Perlman maybe 10.
4/10 and that's me being generous. Affleck and Damon are way better than this tripe.
I liked the Roadhouse remake as well (I guess we were the two!) and Bourne and Edge of Tomorrow. Had no idea Liman was responsible for them all so it's nothing against him. I just thought this movie was total trash. We watched it straight after that Connery film The Offence which is one of the most depressingly bleak films I've ever watched so I was certainly ready to be cheered up by a mindlessly fun action flick but this was just dog shit imo. More power to you if you could enjoy it, just a differing opinion I guess. I certainly didn't go in with any preconceived ideas. Didn't even look at the rating and I wanted to like it because it had some great actors in it as you pointed out but gee wizz it was bad (imo).Most people on IMDB rated Instigators 6 or 7. I think that's about right. On reflection, I'm changing my score to 6/10.
I probably liked Doug Liman's remake of Road House more than some. They are both popcorn action comedies. He can be relied on to put a coherent, if sometimes silly, plot together and get good performances from the actors. Bourne Identity and Edge of Tomorrow are probably his best work. Apparently one of his next projects is for Tom Cruise to star in the first movie ever to be filmed in space!
Liman has done some other stuff in his beginning - shout out to my personal fav Swingers and the underrated Go.Most people on IMDB rated Instigators 6 or 7. I think that's about right. On reflection, I'm changing my score to 6/10.
I probably liked Doug Liman's remake of Road House more than some. They are both popcorn action comedies. He can be relied on to put a coherent, if sometimes silly, plot together and get good performances from the actors. Bourne Identity and Edge of Tomorrow are probably his best work. Apparently one of his next projects is for Tom Cruise to star in the first movie ever to be filmed in space!
I get surprised by the number of free movies (and TV shows) available on youtube and also on Plex (another free service with some ads).Stumbled across ‘the day after’ 1983 made for tv movie on youtube.
I remember watching it when it came out.
Liman has done some other stuff in his beginning - shout out to my personal fav Swingers and the underrated Go.
Yeah same. That and Threads which was scarier from memory. Only because I was a kid and the cold war was still a thing.Stumbled across ‘the day after’ 1983 made for tv movie on youtube.
I remember watching it when it came out.
Remember enjoying this back in the day and was a favourite of wifey's. Timothy Olyphant before he was a sheriff/marshall and was a lowly drug dealerLiman has done some other stuff in his beginning - shout out to my personal fav Swingers and the underrated Go.
Doesn't she also feature as a fantasy figure of sorts for Patrick Bateman in the novel of American Psycho?
Stay away from 'The Bricklayer' then. It's just as stupid but worse.The Beekeeper.
Wasn't sure what I was going to get outside of a standard Statham-esque action film where the protagonist is light on dialogue and overweight in ass whooping. Turns out it was a movie with a plot that was some of the nuttiest premise(s) I can remember from a movie in recent years.
Overall, tolerable to a point but once the plot reveals itself, it is a balls-out, bat poop crazy story that really harms what should be a standard fare Friday night action film.
4/10
The Beekeeper.
Wasn't sure what I was going to get outside of a standard Statham-esque action film where the protagonist is light on dialogue and overweight in ass whooping. Turns out it was a movie with a plot that was some of the nuttiest premise(s) I can remember from a movie in recent years.
Overall, tolerable to a point but once the plot reveals itself, it is a balls-out, bat poop crazy story that really harms what should be a standard fare Friday night action film.
4/10
The Beekeeper
At best this is a solid TV movie, mildly entertaining however with too many ridiculous over the top unbelievable action sequences. You really need to suspend your disbelief of plausible reality and not to mention predictable outcomes. In really it is a cheap nasty knockoff of The Equalizer, which comes across as polished A+ product in comparison.
4/10
I gave it a 4 too and I thought that was generous.You will be wanting a refund if you see the Beekeeper. lol.![]()
If I wanted to see the Bricklayer, I would video myself in a shoot around.Stay away from 'The Bricklayer' then. It's just as stupid but worse.
I don't know what that means but I'll assume the gist is you won't watch it.If I wanted to see the Bricklayer, I would video myself in a shoot around.
1 part the latter, the first part meaning I am terrible at basketball.I don't know what that means but I'll assume the gist is you won't watch it.
So it was as good as The Instigators?Go (1999)
A good tip by Financialpanther.
There was a time after Pulp Fiction when all the studios wanted to copy the non-linear plot idea with some quirky characters who got themselves into drug fueled predicaments. Most failed. But here, it's a credit to the writer, John August, that the story told from three different perspectives hangs together with a satisfying ending. Director, Doug Liman, shows his ability to bring the best from the actors. There was a lot of madness but I liked Sarah Polley and Timothy Olyphant in their understated roles.
6/10
If you liked it, maybe give Thursday (1998) by Skip Woods a go.