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Not sure if that has the type of story structure that HBO is looking for.
Perhaps this would be more a better option:
(5) The Good, the Bad, and the Jhogwins. A four part mini-series that will include Lord Varys, Davos Seaworth, and 3 ancient stone giant Jhogwins. All will be in search of a buried treasure from Robert Baratheon's war. Varys and Davos trick the Jhogwins into entering a fishing tournament, and convince them to rent a pontoon boat. However, the pontoon boat is owned by Jorah Mormont, who attempts to charge the Jhogwins double the rental fee at the dock. As a result, they miss the tournament.
Well, Beverly Hills Cop III could not possibly have been more watered down or stupid. I watched about 20 minutes of it and it looked like it had been at the playground behind my house. Then again Beverly Hills Cop II wasn't much better either.
For a movie series that ended on such a sour note, I'm all for bringing it back for another try 30 years later. Think of Rocky Balboa coming out 25 years after Rocky V. It was worth a shot, and turned out pretty damn good. Expectations are low.
Mark Hamill
I agree with that. But she’s still annoying.
I agree with that. But she’s still annoying.
If it makes you feel any better, I didn’t have seconds.
You yankin' my crank?
I don't know man... I understand the Norse mythology incorporates substantial fantasy elements. But I think the director loses the audience if he dedicates too much screen time to cross-dressing 105 year old men speaking in tongues and long haired warriors riding horses into the moon. That stuff is creepy to many people, even if its cool to those familiar with the legends.
Eggers knew things would have to be different this time. He agreed to do larger studio production, and acknowledged that he would have to give up some creative control in order to ensure that the film would appeal to a wider audience. He'll probably go back to his old model the next time around.
Good point. It was either a suicide or Jonah shot the neighbors golden retriever.
Yeah maybe he shot Charlotte…. Absolutely no reason he’d shoot himself.
How about putting the cartel members in vehicles that were a bit more discreet, like a Toyota Camry, or a Nissan Sentra? Or maybe just changing the vehicles? Also, how about having Nelson turn off his headlights before going down the driveway at Ruth's place if you going there to shoot someone? Hey Ruth, Nelson's here i can see him coming!!!
Or better yet, park on road before the driveway, then walk up the driveway with your gun to shoot whoever is there.
Maybe resilient?? My point is that there was no clear magical component to his survival, hence the question. Seems like he just got a bunch of flesh wounds, which is possible, and fell out of a bedroom window Which wouldn’t kill most people anyway.
Nope. See the T-1000 in T2.
Yes.
I don’t see this scenario being all that common honestly.
All of the actors that hoped this would result in their big breakthrough into action movie stardom have to be pretty sore right now. Its like, "hey check me out 3 years ago in top gun: Maverick. I can handle the big roles."
Recalling this one now, its been only a couple years and I've pretty much forgotten this one. I guess certain movies very high ratings on rottentomatoes.com (93%) because the critics either caught the move and liked it, or they have a friend/colleague that was somehow involved in the production. Its basically a waste of time for a movie critic to watch a ton of independent or foreign films just to give bad review. Now, giving a bad review to a movie like WaterWorld is much more exciting than trashing Hagazussa.
Nope. It was funny as shit.
Yeah so in water world when you see a bunch of sea pirates riding jet skis 300 years after earth has been covered in water, I guess you could include a scene showing them preserving the JetSki‘s on a ship for 300 years, which would remove the plot hole
There weren’t cattle in The 1987 version. You just shoot deer and maybe bears