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2013? Imagine has its own IMDb page UK age rating increased because of "discriminatory language" What happened to all the threads? View all posts >


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We can only assume that gambling *was* a problem for Basil in the past, hence that particular avenue of pleasure has been closed off for him. I'd like to think that I can make up my own mind whether or not I like a movie and not change my mind because of other people's reviews and videos after the fact. I loved TFA when I first watched it and I still do. I know it has flaws – the Mary Sue problem is very real and the Rathtar sequence is pointless – but I left the theatre with a sense of excitement that I hadn't felt about Star Wars for decades. I don't think it's dreadful at all, but I do think its two sequels are. I don't see anything wrong with the cat burglar scene. Obviously it was shot by the actor crawling along the floor but I think he did a very convincing job of making it look like he was climbing up a wall. I guess we need to agree to disagree about the Krypton scenes. I thought they were brilliant, some of the best parts of the film, nor do I see anything particularly dark about them. I still don't see anything bizarre about the movie, but I don't have an answer if you think it was boring. Personally I think it was anything but. Just to clarify, I hope you watched the theatrical version and not the 3-hour-long "Extended Cut" because that is full of unnecessary extra scenes that make the movie a WHOLE lot worse. <blockquote>Superman - good Superman II - good Superman III - watchable Superman IV - very poor</blockquote> A very succinct summary. Which parts of Superman 1 are bizarre? I'm genuinely interested. I see you made the same comment on the YouTube video 😄 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A_xz2NLf_Y lol, the best response Well you answered your own question. And if he had then we wouldn't have had an awesome scene like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuMrUU0_lIE We complained less about everything because there were fewer people to complain to before the era of the world wide web. But the fact that you were a kid had a lot to do with it too. Kids are not very critical. View all replies >