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Your opinion. Not mine
1.) Shawshank
2.) Forrest Gump
3.) Speed
?.) Pulp Fiction
Only by the OP...as far as I can figure. Must be someone who, having nothing better to do, likes to come on these pages and say stuff just to get a reaction. Must be very lonely.
No-one
Not a comic fanboy...I enjoy watching the films, but I haven't read a comic (other than Watchmen in 2009) since 1962. I read Wikipedia when I need some info on one of the fictional characters
Then don't watch it. Simple as that. You can bitch about it all you want, but movies are made for the general public. There is quite a bit to choose from. Also, Prime's streaming platform seems to come out with a new film every couple of weeks. You could stay home and watch those.
I usually read a good book
That is what is nice about free will. You can choose NOT to watch it, and find something else to do with your time.
I agree
I doubt it. I think that is just Reynold's take on a smart-alecky jewel thief who uses whatever he can to throw off his enemies.
I did not know all that. Now, I have even more respect for him!
As far as I am concerned, two years is quite a while.
Yes, I agree. It should have been released between Civil War and Infinity War, as that is supposed to be the timeline it fits into.
It could be that Carl was happy working, be it in movies or TV. Not every actor WANTS to be a leading actor or actress. They just want to work at something.
Gene Rayburn
The fact that Sam Wilson became Captain America makes you start spouting an "Anti-white" campaign, shows that you don't know Marvel Comics history. Sam Wilson was Captain America for quite a while in the comics, taking over for Steve Rogers, years before all this "anti-white" sentiment happened. Go check it out if you don't believe me.
No idea. I think it was dumb to kill him off.
I agree. While I liked the little touches that harkened back to other films in the franchise, and loved how "007" went from Bond, who then retired, to a new 007 (I had no problem with the new 007 being an African American woman) and then back to Bond near the end.
It's weird how it almost seems like they new movie makers are making these "brave choices" in killing off popular heroes (Bond, Wolverine, etc.) I don't think personally, that they are b rave choices, just dumb.
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I believe that it is basically a remake of the 1937 film "The Man Who Could Work Miracles"