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Saw Transformers Age of Extinction as well last night.... He are some of my biggest problems with it
Don't want to ruin it for people though
Spoiler (Click in box to read)
-too many explosions (almost every scene had one in some form)
-Weak characters (didn't know most of the characters names, especially the autobots, except Hound, Bumblebee, and Optimus)
-Galvatron's character was dumb. I mean, it had potential to be so much better, but it just seemed like what they did to Rhino in ASM 2
-Movie could have ended multiple times, instead forced to endure 3 hr story
-misrepresentation of the dinobots (didn't even say their names)
-if people in chicago remember, the autobots helped them stay alive during the battle of chicago.... so not one person speaks up asking where the autobots are. We are just supposed to assume either the CIA killed every last person in chicago after the war, or that no one really cared who saved their lives. (okay, their was one person)
-the transforming scenes were dumb; we never really saw a single transformation. They'd start in a car mode, the camera would pan away, sound will play sound indicating they transformed and then we would pan back and they were transformed. The whole "transformium" thing was kind of dumb too. Took away from the whole concept of "transforming"
Things I liked about the movie
-Stanley Tucci
-John Dimaggio and John Goodman's voice overs.
-I did like some of the action sequences
-Some of the jokes were quite funny this go around (not all, but some) Their were a few references as well; Yaeger / Jaeger, the big lebowski reference, and a few others
"What about the reality where Hitler cured cancer, Morty? The answer is: Don't think about it."
For all of you disappointed in the new Transformers and who love old-timey music, check out Jersey Boys. This movie is another great hit for Clint Eastwood, well put together and very entertaining, gonna give it 4 bags of popcorn out of 5 .
[quote=Warrendo;8023147]Saw Xmen Days of Futures Past. One of the best Xmen movies hands down. A few things I'm not sure of though, if anyone feels they can answer, then by all means
1) how do you die and still come back in a wheelchair?
Prof x is very important to the the universe, and after he was just flatout killed in Last Stand, everyone just kind of shook their heads. At the end of first class however, we see The prof has transferred his mind into another body. Unless the body had no use of its legs, I still don't see why he isn't able to walk?
Did you miss the part where your told that Prof.X & co. Have been fighting a WAR against mutant killing robots for the past 15 years?
My bet is that sometime after he got better from being dead, but prior to us seeing him come down the ramp in his floaty chair, something happened....
likewise with how future Logan has his metal claws.
Something happened.
As to what those somethings were? Not relevant to the story being told. So they weren't explained.
3) The sentinels
I understand the sentinels were able to change shape due to a certain character I don't to spoil, but how are they able to get different powers? The character I am talking about has never been known to be able to do that.
the sentinels have long had adaptive abilities in the comics.
I understand the sentinels were able to change shape due to a certain character I don't to spoil, but how are they able to get different powers? The character I am talking about has never been known to be able to do that.
the sentinels have long had adaptive abilities in the comics.
Also, it was indicated that numerous mutants had been captured and experimented on over the years, and their abilities added to the Sentinels.
I'm generally baffled why anyone bothers to ever bring up X3 at all. Ever. For any reason.
I finally watched The Wolverine. It actually wasn't terrible.
World War Z- Brad Pitt's character is one lucky SOB. He escaped soooooo many zombie attacks. The way they ran.....I found it a bit distracting from the storyline.
I mean other zombie stories are holed up in one place, static-ish, location-wise. Pitt is traveling the world, blowing out planes, globetrotting.
Brad Pitt is the Juggernaut!!!!!!!! Obviously has the Gem of Cyttorak.
Yeah, as soon as you make zombies so fast that you can't escape them it completely strips the zombie genre of its capacity to tell the stories it's supposed to be able to tell. You might as well make them a world-wide meteorite shower.
Yeah, as soon as you make zombies so fast that you can't escape them it completely strips the zombie genre of its capacity to tell the stories it's supposed to be able to tell. You might as well make them a world-wide meteorite shower.
I refuse to even call those things zombies their the "infected" or "the sick" I've said it before the old school zombies are scary because they don't stop. It might take them a year but by the time they arrive they'll have 15,000 friends who arrive with them. I don't care how good of a fighter you are at 15,000 to one your not going to survive.
Probably the worst thing about World War Z was that they called it World War Z. An actual adaptation of that book as an HBO series could have been incredibly amazing.
Watched The World's End again. Between the frenetic fights scenes, the laughs, and the great emotional beats, this one's a winner.
I'll have to buy this eventually. Probably whenever I get around to buying another copy of Shaun of the Dead since someone "borrowed" my copy and never returned it.
Watched The World's End again. Between the frenetic fights scenes, the laughs, and the great emotional beats, this one's a winner.
I'll have to buy this eventually. Probably whenever I get around to buying another copy of Shaun of the Dead since someone "borrowed" my copy and never returned it.
When I heard that Edgar Wright dropped from AntMan over "creative differences"......I pretty much wrote that one off. I love LOVE Scott Pilgrim and Hot Fuzz (and the others). Still haven't seen The World's End but it's on my "as soon as it's 10.00 BluRay at Target, I'm buying it" list. That or Netflix.