Did you read his review all the way to the end (with a list of remarks), or just the first (positive) part?
Sorry if you didn't notice my spoiler warning, I did put it in bold with five exclamation marks...
I've learned a valuable lesson.
If you don't like a movie, don't try and explain why, just say nothing.
Last edited by Gorn Captain; Jun 14, '12 at 6:10 AM.
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"Everything has an end.
Except sausages, which have two..."
I can understand that. It's not because I find fault with aspects of a movie, that I totally dislike every single aspect of it. Like I loved the first part of Attack of the Clones, but disliked the second part. Same with Mad Max Thunderdome, for example.
I guess in the end, you make up a sum of your likes and dislikes, and then decide whether the movie is a success (in your own eyes) or not.
And sometimes, indeed, you can love a film even though you find several things in it "wrong".
I thought the ending to Alien Resurrection was awful (hate the Newborn concept), but I have to admit to enjoying the whole movie. I guess space pirates are my guilty pleasure, even though I know most people didn't like this movie at all.
Last edited by Gorn Captain; Jun 15, '12 at 10:04 AM.
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"Everything has an end.
Except sausages, which have two..."
Seen this yesterday along with Snow White & The Huntsman...a Charlize Theron double feature. Have to say that of the two, I found Snow White (a story that's been done to death & beyond) to be the superior of the two films. I found Prometheus to be bad from start to finish, with only a few brief moments of "wow" swimming in long periods of bad acting and bad story telling. Tried way too hard to follow the formula of the first Alien film, and fell completely flat...IMO.
I found nothing likeable about any of the characters...except for David (too bad the synthetic had already been beaten to death 3x over in the prior installments...because Fassbender really did a great job). Would really liked to have seen more of & learned more about the ancients. Perhaps a little less time spent on trying to create a new Ripley, less time spent on Theron reminding everybody that she's in charge, a complete elimination of her father's reapperance, and a little less time on the obvous expendables would have allowed a little time for something fresh and new.
Off to try and figure out how to get my Rubik's cube to light up and project images on the wall. Until next time...
Last edited by Dark Shadow; Jun 17, '12 at 3:05 PM.
I want my $10.50 back.
Fresh, not from concentrate.