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... It would be an unnecessary remake.
LOL!
In my eyes, no. In my eyes he is, as the Mother Superior says, A gift from God. Which tells me that God does not discriminate based on color.
It's too bad some people don't follow that philosophy.
Nope. I am not the end all be all of movie experts, but in my 72 years here, I have seen a LOT of movies, and sometimes it bothers me that there is rarely a new idea in film.
The last time I saw a film that I felt had a new idea was "The Quiet Place"
Yes. It combined plot points from Romancing the stone, total recall and the long kiss goodnight.
I stand by my statement.
I do respect Matthew Vaughn's directorial skill, buy it felt to me like the writers just borrowed ("stole") from several other films.
And don't forget James Bond.
I agree
Nope ... rehash of "Romancing the stone"
You are welcome.
I agree that this is much more than a romp 'em stomp 'em monster film (though there is quite a bit of that in the movie also!) The human drama actually made me care for the characters more than almost any other Kaiju film.
Oh ... another one of those people who, because someone ticked him off years ago by not letting him play ball on the team, wants everyone to not have any fun in life. To you I quote from the movie "Good Morning Vietnam"
"You are in more dire need of a bl0w j0b than any white man in history"
The first official Groundhog Day celebration took place on February 2, 1887, in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. The annual ritual has roots in pre-Christian traditions and was brought to the U.S. by German immigrants.
Let's look at the situation. Marty has just gone back in time. At the moment he is suffering from culture shock. not to mention being unable to believe that he is actually back in 1955.
His remark makes perfect sense in that he is so overwhelmed by what has happened that he isn't sure anything is as he knows it should be.
Being disoriented like that, I personally might have "breathed a sigh of relief" and said exactly the same thing. Doc is a link to his life and he is happy to see that he is alive. Maybe the line "Good, you live in town" as you stated might have made more sense, but I believe at the moment, he was looking for something to help him get some bit of "normal" back.
I agree whole heartedly with you.
My sympathies go to Ron Ely. He deserved better than what he was handed.
If (and when) they remake it, I think I know who would be perfect as the new Doctor. Alan Ritchson.
I like the Rock and have enjoyed many of his films, but ...
He would not be, in my view, a convincing Doc Savage. The actor who would do justice to Doc Savage has to be a good actor and not just a big guy with lots of muscle.
My vote would be for Alan Ritchson as the good doctor. I think Ritchson would be perfect!
He has proved he could act and carry a series. Just look at him on "Reacher".
Considering what those creeps did to the girl, they deserved what was coming to them. They may have been customers, but they weren't honorable men.
Interesting note concerning your remark above. If you had done what those guys did, maybe you would have deserved a good thrashing.
And, besides, he gave them a chance to make things right, as he did with every bad guy he ran across. And he didn't kill them, unlike what he did with the a$$hole$ on the train in the beginning.
To the OP - I completely agree.
To the OP - I completely agree.
None that I can remember. In fact, he helped a few of them with their problems, like the old man who hadn't seen, I believe, his sister (I haven't seen the movie in a couple of years) and a girl that was dumped into his car by some jerks who had used her for a party.