Crusader

This wilm went from the beginning of mankind to a birth of new species in 2 hours flat 2 hours ! Think about that next time you're watching an overlong Hollywood blockbuster that goes on way longer than it should ( not talking about Interstellar here )

Well yeah it came as no surprise that Eugene was lying I like Abraham a lot more after the episode

Damon was a bit miscast Everyone was like team america mode on - MATT DAMON ! - team america mode off in the theater ... and the first thing I heard after the movie is how Damon has aged which really pissed me off cause I was like 'that's all you got after THAT experience ??? ' I'd go even further down the line and suggest Jason Isacs for the role

You don't have to be like that its just my impression regarding the finale not the entire series I liked the season for the most part I just thought Master + Cybermen was kind of a tired choice for the finale

Didn't care much for that finale to be honest It was somewhat clunky and I can't help but think that they are relying way too much on old enemies instead of creating new ones I suppose there will be a christmas special ?

Inception opened in the summer and lets not forget that Interstellar is also longer than it IMO it will clear 200 mil even with this kind of opening

LMAO I was out tonight but since HRT has been showing Bonds on fridays last week was Tomorrow Never Dies so I assume tonight they showed this one Strangely, I had a VHS of it and I think I watched it like 2 times but I can't remember any of it

I've been thinking about this Would you say the Damon stuff ( when he 'turns bad' ) is the start of the 3rd act resolution or would you say that the black hole stuff is just the 3rd act Because tonally the movie had a clear change in the dynamic there ( a bit heavy handed IMO too ) and I thought that's where the 3rd act starts Some people disagree with this

After seeing Interstellar I don't really care about the OW numbers because its the kind of movie that will clear 200 mil no matter what it opens to ( well relatively speaking ) WOM will make sure of it IMO Also to consider - its fucking 3 hours long nearly twice as much as the animated movie

Well I thought it was the most ambitious film in a loooong time and while not just quite 2001 its damn close! IMO it pissed all over the overrated Gravity and if there weren't a few missteps in the first and third act it would've been one of the greatest films of all time I understand why some wouldn't like it as much ( baumer gave it a 7 that's a perfectly acceptable grade ) but to throughly dislike the film with so much ambition, heart and message ( which is imo the most important message - survival of mankind ) is just plain wrong 9/10

Hmm so its The Master huh ? Well the first part was good albeit somewhat confusing but its to be expected they're gonna be saving all the reveals for the finale btw I thought whoever came up with the 'afterlife' design and everything quite possibly made one of the best on-screen takes on it that I ever saw ... really dug how it all looked and felt ( even though its not real as far as the story goes )

Agreed But still there's a possiblity her and Daryl were involved in some wild shit when they went after the car so that's how she winds up there

I like that they are now ending all the episodes with a cliffhanger before some of them ended on cliffhangers too and some just petered out but I think this suits the show better Bob dying was really well executed and quite emotional

Well we're done with the regular series episodes up next is the 2 part finale The end of Clara ?

Taken was release in Europe months before it was released in the US ... like at least 6 months before so that's where the WOM came John Wick at this point should be content with anything over 15 mil and that's me being crazy optimistic

You don't get it - the slow pace and their usual walking and searching for food worked in its favor to drop that final moment on us That's what I meant

You know why this is getting such good ratings all around ? I just watched the episode right now which was rather by-numbers and in the usual TWD filler mode and while doing so I was eating chicken legs ... yeah that last scene got me good My point is - that's good tv it provokes a reaction to what you're watching

14/14 now At this point I'm just hoping that I will get to see it this year

I have a 50 mil club Join it or be damned forever

You kinda missed the point of the 'reveal/s' - the hype was insane everyone was speculating so they went in and combined all the theories to create a little something for everyone without disappointing people ( which was bound to happen to a certain extent no matter what ... they just tried to disappoint them as little as possible ). I'm talking about the explanation he offers to Anderson in the end of the episode. If you watch that scene again they left so much nods to the viewer to basically either believe Sherlock or still have their own scenarios about how he did it. If Moriarty really is alive or not we're gonna be finding out in around 2 years or so given the schedules of everyone and plans they have. I'm super excited for a one-off episode next year and I'm 90 % certain its gonna be set in the period between the first and second series.

Is it cool as fuck?

Fuck you How was it ? Don't go into any sort of spoilers about the cool stuff that happens please I want to be fully entertained when I see it in like 3 months or so

Reviews are 12/12 so far with the average rating of 8 ! for a movie of this genre that's pretty much a certified classic rating hopefully it lives up to the hype and god knows when I'll get the chance to see it in theaters :(

It was a great season opener Though I must say while very thrilling,action packed and satisfying it was also kinda what everyone expected plot-wise Carol busts them out and they all reunite in the end

The Orient Express episode was rather good bar the somewhat anti-climactic finish and reveal