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Watching Knock at the Cabin, it's showing promise. Dave Bautista demonstrating as usual that he's a serious artist. Praying that whatever twist it's bound to have doesn't fuck it up
It's called a black comedy, but there's no laughs. What comedy? This sucks. That should be no great surprise though, Bill Murray decided to stop being funny sometime in the mid-90s. Why start back up here, right?
Zero chemistry between Bill Murray and Adam Driver. Selena Gomez shows up for no reason. Danny Glover is wasted. Ending sucks big time, deeply unsatisfying plot twists.
Also noticed that Four Christmases and Fred Claus are coming to Netflix on January 1st. Like...fat lot of fucking good that does *after* Christmas, dude
Sinbad and Arnold put on a masterclass in irresponsible parenting! Tis the Christmas season, so we just watched Jingle All the Way. Come listen to our review! #JingleAllTheWay#MovieReview#AnUnfortunateCaseofMovie https://t.co/HgDBidkl5W
Every year I forget how much Christmas with the Kranks sucks and every year it comes on and I'm brutally reminded, except this year I went out of my way to get the dvd
I really really dislike extended cuts or "revised" versions of movies, with very few exceptions. Sometimes studio meddling ruins a great film, i.e. Once Upon a Time in America or Blade Runner.
And then there was the revised Cats that was released while it was in theaters.
Last night we watched Jingle All the Way. It's got lousy reviews, but I can't figure out why. It seems to be an all-around competent movie.
Also, we watched the extended version. Honestly, the theatrical cut is better. Which isn't surprising. "Extended cuts" are usually crap.
We just watched Sweet November with Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron, one of the WORST movies we've EVER seen. Listen to our review today! #SweetNovember#MovieReview#AnUnfortunateCaseofMovie https://t.co/fuV0DmHpFr
Went into Merry Friggin Christmas expecting trash, but it was alright. Solid average movie, I'd rate it maybe a 5 or 6 out of 10. Somewhat bittersweet watching one of Robin Williams's last performances, but I liked him here. God he was a versatile actor