Ah, this must be why lower-budget productions go with sexy lawyers. They're still bloodsuckers after all. And sharply-dressed ones at that.Sexy vampires
Ah, this must be why lower-budget productions go with sexy lawyers. They're still bloodsuckers after all. And sharply-dressed ones at that.Sexy vampires
I wonder what movies have Sexy Vampire Lawyers. They'll suck your blood in more ways than one.Ah, this must be why lower-budget productions go with sexy lawyers. They're still bloodsuckers after all. And sharply-dressed ones at that.
Watched it yesterday. Bolded was pretty much my reaction as well. Getting a bit bored with the "hitman with a conscience" trope, though (I also saw Kate with Mary Elizabeth Winstead, a month or two back). As much as anything, I find it hard to believe that people with consciences would be choosing that line of work in the first place.The Gray Man (2022) - It was fine. Not as bad as I was led to believe. Great cast. Somebody could make a really good movie with these people. Script was amusingly bad. Action scenes were fun enough. Same screenwriters and directors as some of my favorite MCU movies, but I guess nobody bats 1.000.
Same. It's a fine starting point, I suppose, but you gotta put something on it.Getting a bit bored with the "hitman with a conscience" trope, though [...]
If that's what they were doing, I might appreciate the effort more, but I don't know if I'd say it was any more successful. The best satires are often thisclose to being what they're satirizing, which is why it's hard to pull off. I'm thinking of This is Spinal Tap, as opposed to a less subtle satire like Scary Movie. I suppose an attempt at subtle satire - aiming to make something like Spinal Tap - could end up just looking like a rote version of the thing they were trying to poke fun at.My god, could it be that the Russos read that TVTropes page ... and then set out to use Every Single Idea in it? i.e. This was actually a parody?
I mean, with hindsight, Chris Evans certainly seemed to think so — he did almost everything short of twirling his moustache...
Re-watched Robert Eggers's The Witch (2015) recently. What an incredible debut feature, not only for him, but Anya Taylor-Joy as well. A shame it sounds like they will not be reuniting for Eggers's reimagining of Nosferatu
Ya know, now, I don't remember what's what in 2015, but I'd say that is pretty much my list too.The Witch was my favorite film of 2015 along with Ex Machina and Mad Max Fury Road. An incredible debut film from Eggers.
Well, you can say this about the 2012 remake of Total Recall.the movie climaxes with two guys punching each other