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I like her as a signer and I knew she was cute but man does she rock that bikini. That's one fine lady.
Same. I've seen this one too but for some reason I really don't remember it. But the original stuck with me. Quite impactful.
That's not what I get from the poster at all. I've always seen it as: Rape victim going for bloody payback.
I think it's a little bit weird to see this as "rape is sexy". The girl on the poster is <i>kinda</i> sexy. I mean, with the cuts and bruises, it's not very sexy to me. And rape definitely is not sexy.
People like to cry. And since Trump can't stop crying about the "stolen" election... his sheep supporters do the same.
And I thought that with spring the snowflakes would disappear...
It's disturbing yes. But it's an horror movie. It's supposed to be horrible and uncomfortable.
I think that he's referring to The Last of Us . In the game Joel Miller is a white man. Personally I don't see any casting incompatibility as he was very credible as such. But it seemed to have bothered the op (or was it sarcasm?).
I don't remember anyone having a cell phone in 1994. They certainly existed but it must have been these expensive big ass things that were bigger than walkie-talkies.
I'm trying to remember when my parents got theirs and the best I can do is the beginning of the 2000s.
Really?? Ah man that sucks....
I'm still on the high from the 1st one that I just watched. Guess I'll wait before trying part 2.
I endorse each and every word you said M1sterDoct0r. 👍
But they still are valid examples and not part of that double standard you are talking about.
Anyways, there: "Atomic Blonde" where Charlize Theron is also an assassin (to replace "The Long Kiss Goodnight" that you haven't seen). It's not from a beloved director nor an exploitation movie.
Can you give me some examples of movies where the female protagonist is a cold-blooded killer that the audience is not cheering for ? Because I must not have seen them.
I think they got to know from their classes and all the books and magazines they seem to collect. They know about the past. Ellie's hero is Sally Ride.
I asked myself something similar to you when I saw Riley dance. I was like "Where did she learn those moves, the finger snapping, and all". Then I thought they're in school so they must have old VCR's and DVD players in Fedra installations and they probably are able to view all that still remains from the past.
What do you mean? Doesn't the audience go for the protagonist male or female?
What about, for example, Uma Thurman in "Kill Bill", the girl who kills her rapists in "I Spit on Your Grave", or Geena Davis in "The Long Kiss Goodnight" ?
When she was speaking with Riley in episode 7, they were speaking about an event that went bad where she got that scar at a 7-Eleven (not sure about that 7-Eleven thing but that's what I seem to recall).
I know. It was entertaining but too much incoherencies and exaggerations for me to say it was a good (that doesn't really make sense but that's still how I feel about it).
Although I usually like when they do that in movies, I have to agree with you. It was unnecessary here. It felt sort of out of place. A linear storyline would have made it fit together way better, I think.
No. But someone absolutely related to him. The root of his evil.
While in part 5 it's just some insignificant random dude riding ambulances.
Exactly like the game? You're sure about that ?
I think you did not reply to the right person. TheArgentinian is never sorry.
I was kind of disgusted by her over blown and too flashy lips in Infinity Pool. I was like "Who is that mutant lady?" It took like what... half a lipstick tube to prepare her for a day of shooting?
Okay, I'm fooling around a little but I did think they were disturbingly big and I did not find that attractive at all.
Just to be clear, I'm not against big lips as I always thought Angelina Jolie was very beautiful. I guess maybe it's a matter of proportions and how they harmonize with the face, I don't know.
I completely agree. I remember back in the day I stopped watching "Lost" (first season) because of got tired of their habit to take half an episode to show a character's backstory.
Now "The Last of Us" does complete episodes of this? I feel like they wasted my time.
Shit.. at the end of episode 6 they almost should have displayed a "Come back in 2 weeks for the actual plot follow up !"