"I know it sounds cliche, but movie clichés. Like in hallmark films. Busy business woman doesn't have time for love. Goes home for Christmas because something is wrong and could be her parents last Christmas. She meets a guy. Too busy to enjoy life. A parent dies. She realizes she needs to enjoy life more. Gets together with guy. You can just tell the way s**t is going to go because the movie is already cliché. Or in action films. Oh let me guess, X is behind that door isn't he? Or he was. Look at that."
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Frank 3 year s ago
Cumberbatch never played House. Hugh Laurie did.
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Regina 3 year s ago
Frank,
Frank, if you paid better attention, he was referring to the "sarcastic genius" role that Cumberbatch plays in every freaking movie he's in. Same worn out premise that Laurie does.
Frank, if you paid better attention, he was referring to the "sarcastic genius" role that Cumberbatch plays in every freaking movie he's in. Same worn out premise that Laurie does.
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Lias 3 year s ago
Breaking the fourth wall always pisses me off. The Dead Don't Die would otherwise have been great...
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Greg 3 year s ago
...in the 90's you told people about the one bad movie you came across. In 2020, you tell them about the one good show you came upon.
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Prudence 3 year s ago
Greg,
...Did you not see many movies in the 90s?
Yeah there are more bad ones now, but don't let nostalgia shade your memories of just so, so much awful garbage.
Swene
The heroes are whoever the target demographics are. The film makers are just trying to tick as many boxes as possible to maximize profits.
...Did you not see many movies in the 90s?
Yeah there are more bad ones now, but don't let nostalgia shade your memories of just so, so much awful garbage.
Swene
The heroes are whoever the target demographics are. The film makers are just trying to tick as many boxes as possible to maximize profits.
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Frieda 3 year s ago
#9 - With all that hair did anyone really need a hat?
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Roberta 3 year s ago
these are just whiners. like this is such sh#t but then like Big Bang Theory.
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Swene 3 year s ago
The thing that ruins most of the movies today is that they are not the pure entertainment that they once were, but instead that they must convey political or social messages of some woke kind. That and the usual male hero is either a f@#k up as a husband/father or both & it's the wise all knowing children who must guide them towards redemption. Every single teen has special powers flick ever made.
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ZombieDarwin 3 year s ago
#17 ??? But, the aliens weren't from Earth, they were from outer space. And, in case you didn't notice it, America was shooting at the aliens, and nothing happened. Just like what you protest against??? And Willy (as you put it) knocked out an alien that had just crash landed and was barely conscious.
Gawd, I hate idiots.
Gawd, I hate idiots.
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Lonny 3 year s ago
ZombieDarwin, I think that part of the complaint was the use of words like "erf" instead of earth. You know, like 'baffroom' or 'I'll go wif you' and the like! Just as most black people speak, sometimes even the highly educated people.
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Matthias 3 year s ago
SEARS and IHOP in the superman movie. I was so blatant and annoying.
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Vallie 3 year s ago
#13
In the eighties this was the rule. In Every movie with: Stallone, Charles Bronson, Steven Seagal, Van Damme and others.
In the eighties this was the rule. In Every movie with: Stallone, Charles Bronson, Steven Seagal, Van Damme and others.
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Vallie 3 year s ago
#18 it is a classic until nowadays. Harry Potter is a good example. A God damn villain that spends 8 films to dye like a morrow.
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Transformers series are the worst merchandising ...
#22
Transformers series are the worst merchandising ...
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Essie 3 year s ago
What about when all high schooler's in movies are play by people 25+
Frank, if you paid better attention, he was referring to the "sarcastic genius" role that Cumberbatch plays in every freaking movie he's in. Same worn out premise that Laurie does.
...Did you not see many movies in the 90s?
Yeah there are more bad ones now, but don't let nostalgia shade your memories of just so, so much awful garbage.
Swene
The heroes are whoever the target demographics are. The film makers are just trying to tick as many boxes as possible to maximize profits.
Gawd, I hate idiots.
In the eighties this was the rule. In Every movie with: Stallone, Charles Bronson, Steven Seagal, Van Damme and others.
#22
Transformers series are the worst merchandising ...