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The question should be "What are they NOT smoking?"
Yes, if one puts any stock in statistics.
If someone likes a film, that is all that matters.
Well, as we all know now, Kong Skull Island was a passable monster movie. But I thought that Godzilla Vs. Kong was a bit of a cheese fest. Kong swinging a blazing axe? Who were they trying to make him into? THOR?
Unconcerned by what others may think, I, a 72 year old man, have always loved this movie. The chemistry between Mr. Wilson, played by the wonderful Walter Matthau, and Dennis is the rock upon which this film rests.
Christopher Lloyd's turn as Switchblade Sam is at times very scary, and at other times, very incompetent at his trade. And that is the comedy of this movie, besides the incredible situations Dennis puts Mr Wilson in, although without malice or anger.
But, there is one sequence in this film that soars above all else.
The heart touching, tear inducing scene when Mrs. Wilson reads "Winkin' Blinkin and Nod" to Dennis and you see how he is connected to his parents through the passages in the poem. Beautiful moment.
Unconcerned by what others may think, I, a 72 year old man, have always loved this movie. The chemistry between Mr. Wilson, played by the wonderful Walter Matthau, and Dennis is the rock upon which this film rests.
Christopher Lloyd's turn as Switchblade Sam is at times very scary, and at other times, very incompetent at his trade. And that is the comedy of this movie, besides the incredible situations Dennis puts Mr Wilson in, although without malice or anger.
But, there is one sequence in this film that soars above all else.
The heart touching, tear inducing scene when Mrs. Wilson reads "Winkin' Blinkin and Nod" to Dennis and you see how he is connected to his parents through the passages in the poem. Beautiful moment.
Unconcerned by what others may think, I, a 72 year old man, have always loved this movie. The chemistry between Mr. Wilson, played by the wonderful Walter Matthau, and Dennis is the rock upon which this film rests.
Christopher Lloyd's turn as Switchblade Sam is at times very scary, and at other times, very incompetent at his trade. And that is the comedy of this movie, besides the incredible situations Dennis puts Mr Wilson in, although without malice or anger.
But, there is one sequence in this film that soars above all else.
The heart touching, tear inducing scene when Mrs. Wilson reads "Winkin' Blinkin and Nod" to Dennis and you see how he is connected to his parents through the passages in the poem. Beautiful moment.
Unconcerned by what others may think, I, a 72 year old man, have always loved this movie. The chemistry between Mr. Wilson, played by the wonderful Walter Matthau, and Dennis is the rock upon which this film rests.
Christopher Lloyd's turn as Switchblade Sam is at times very scary, and at other times, very incompetent at his trade. And that is the comedy of this movie, besides the incredible situations Dennis puts Mr Wilson in, although without malice or anger.
But, there is one sequence in this film that soars above all else.
The heart touching, tear inducing scene when Mrs. Wilson reads "Winkin' Blinkin and Nod" to Dennis and you see how he is connected to his parents through the passages in the poem. Beautiful moment.
Wesley would have made a GREAT T'Challa!
It's both. It's a superhero film dealing with a person who was the unfortunate byproduct of a vampire's attack on his mother. He was then endowed with superhuman abilities.
I agree with you. Racial diversity back in those days was gradually progressing at a good rate. There were many great black actors that almost seem to be ignored today by racists with divisive agendas.
Sidney Poitier comes to mind. He was a GREAT actor. He made it look effortless and believable.
Marvel comics as another example was very diverse back when I was a kid. There were several black superheroes.
It feels like people with divisive agendas are trying to make us ignore all the good that has come before for their own ideas.
Naw...remake as a porno. The plot - alien life form infiltrates an all female secluded research outpost and slowly mind controls all the team into having lezzie sex.
The cast - Abigail Mac, Cherie Deville, Janine Lindemulder, Aaliyah Love and Nina Hartley.
Nostalgia is learned. Someone such as myself and other boomers will fondly remember items from their childhood and youth.
LOL!
Bum Dum Ching!
I agree. They caught the spirit of the comics!
Yes they are. My favorite movie comedy will ALWAYS be "Young Frankenstein".
LOL!
It's simple ... beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You may not think she is attractive, but then again, I'd venture to say that there are some people who would look at you and not be impressed. Same goes for me, and everyone else in the world.
You don't like her? fine. I am sure she will not lose any sleep over that.
I am sure she is heartbroken that some poster on Moviechat doesn't want her.
Because, as you hopefully will learn when you reach adulthood, there is more to beauty than big b00bs.