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Im not going to watch it. Two buddies of mine have watched it and say that it's pretty. The main character is bland. All the actors speak in the same tone. And one of these friends prefers lynch's version over the new one.
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I always thought 7 was way overrated. 4 seems about right to me.
2021 has a full nude corpse of dude. It's not only nude, but it has dong on display. They position the body in front of a window next to a busy hallway. Laurie's granddaughter is staring at it. Outside of that, you probably wouldn't care for the other characters being in the bush. It would probably the old couple with the drone, the jons, or a naked 62 year old Jamie Lee Curtis with a massive belly wound. Not exactly Kathleen Kinamont in a thong with well cut camera work to hide the money shots.
Yep. Bad people in history tend to justify their behavior as good... At least initially.
First: bad firearm handling is reported constantly.
Second: The biggest with firearm safety is people watching movies/news and assuming they know how people handle firearms.
The best decision a person could make is to take a conceal and carry class. It explains the law and proper safety. Hunters safety is a good second (especially for kids). I'm all for public schools offering this class.
As for this situation, it's a tragedy on all ends and Hollywood stuntmen and gun wranglers know the risk. Someone missed the mark and tragedy ensued. Even with all the regulations and policies involved with filmmaking, this happened. Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger, but he didn't load the gun and plan a murder. He's a victim of circumstance.
I'm not fully sure of the details but your point is fair. Tom Savini talked about gun safety and the responsibility of a gun wrangler on set. According to him (day of the dead commentary), bad things happen when the gun wrangler is off for the day. Apparently that happened with Brandon Lee.
I hate the guy's politics and I fully agree.
My Aunt's Boyfriend was driving the car when they crashed and she died. A logging truck pulled in front of him and he couldn't react fast enough. He had the most tragic accident as a teenager. Living with that for 45 years was awful. We loved hanging out with him and his kids. No judgement was passed because it was a terrible accident. Same goes for this situation.
Lol. She's not beautiful and it was distracting. My face ain't better. Unlike her, my looks aren't a part of my job.
I hope she's cleaning up. Fans are excited to see her at cons, even if the looks are lost.
Poor woman was arrested a few times and even found living on the streets.
Apparently, according to some random fan site I stumbled on, she started cleaning up. I really hope so. Losing your looks is one thing, it's another to be homeless and getting arrested over a couple decades.
Ever look up Marta Kober? Tragic.
It's pretty fun.
This review got me to look into it.
https://youtu.be/IbDSQvSwwCY
It's been 42 years since they filmed that movie. Few people look as good at 67 years old as they did when they were 25.
Can't argue there. I enjoy the show, but it can be a miss from time to time.
I agree that the males were generally written to be man-children, but I assume that was McBride adding his schtick into the story. Just look at his usual cabal of friends. Hawkins wasn't a boob on screen
It's where the money is. Don't blame the player for the game. Most child actors don't have long careers. So far, he's been in three movies that were financially successful and a TV show that had one good season.
If he's smart, hell bank the paycheck and focus on a solid career. Jason Lively became a producer. Charlie Korsmo is an assistant professor of Law.
Those are two good examples of decent career choices after acting.
I think it's terrible. Honestly, I've only watched a handful of bond movies and most of what I've seen are the Brosnan films.
The stunts were a step down from goldeneye and the CGI was distracting.
It was fun to rent back in the day.
I like Shaun of the dead best. Must be in the minority here.