Soulthinker
Well-Known Member
I saw the first one and missed the ending. McAuley's character had IR via flashback unlike in CR2.I just saw Cat Run 2. It was funny and crazy. Like Kill Bill on crack. It's worth a look.
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I saw the first one and missed the ending. McAuley's character had IR via flashback unlike in CR2.I just saw Cat Run 2. It was funny and crazy. Like Kill Bill on crack. It's worth a look.
I thought that the flashback scenes were funny in the 2 film. But I still felt a little cheated because I didn't see the first film.I saw the first one and missed the ending. McAuley's character had IR via flashback unlike in CR2.
Has anyone seen this 2014 movie? "Mum, Dad, Meet Sam" it's currently streaming on Netflix
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First time I had heard of that flick. I learn something every day.Has anyone seen this 2014 movie? "Mum, Dad, Meet Sam" it's currently streaming on Netflix
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I'll be on the lookout for it.Has anyone seen this 2014 movie? "Mum, Dad, Meet Sam" it's currently streaming on Netflix
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Seems some Nigerian flicks have a hard time with IR.I saw Mum,Dad, Meet Sam. I give it two stars. It tried too hard to be a romantic comedy. It is worth a look.
It should've been titled "How To Sabotage Your Son's Interracial Relationship."Seems some Nigerian flicks have a hard time with IR.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5735410/
"Death of a Vegas Showgirl" 2016
Roslyn Sanchez and black boyfriend (Danso Gordon) in movie deal with her life as a showgirl...
Roslyn is hot...
Hope that flick is good.British movie Daphne
I saw it last Friday and enjoyed it. You will not be dissappointed.The first TV Spot for The Mountain Between Us I have seen today.
The first review of the film I seen today on http://variety.com/2017/film/festivals/the-mountain-between-us-review-1202553321/ by Peter Debruge. He mentions the romance in the movie lacking...
"...As icy plane crashes go, this one pales next to “Alive” or “The Grey,” while in terms of character insight, it’s got nothing on Julia Loktev’s “The Loneliest Planet” from a few years back. Whereas “The Mountain Between Us” was adapted from 300-odd semi-literate pages of three- and four-word sentences (Wilson’s prose makes Dan Brown sound like David Foster Wallace), Loktev’s film found more depth in a short story called “Expensive Trips Nowhere.” Incidentally, that would have been a perfect title for a movie in which neither the subzero temperature nor the romantic heat penetrates more than skin deep."
But he also doesn't seem too much of a fan of the book, so his full review sounds like he went in not being a fan. But at least it sounds like they didn't take the romance out of the movie, so the only question is does the romantic chemistry actually lacks and did they keep it as shallow as this critic says. Those re-shoots could mean so.