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Edit: guess I didn't like the which came first, the chicken or egg story.
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So you didn't understand the time travel in this movie, it's pretty clear. Voting 1 just because you can't see it it's pretty dumb imho.
The writing is shit, the acting is shit, plot is kinda intriguing but turns to shit.
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@jakesmen I have watched the leftovers, first season was great and then the second one was like they ran out of ideas and came up with a half backed story. After watching the OA I quickly concluded that it has to be my number one show I have ever watched, since its not a tv show but a well shot and presented story segmented into 8 chapters that offers a slow progressing story to introduce a universe insired by Yayoi Kusama's exhibition(not sure but they do look similar). As far as acting goes, Marling was amazing as always and the teenagers, well I didnt spot anything that would suggest bad acting, but rather an unintentional progression of character. An example of bad acting can be The flash, or arrow.I would reccommend watching a movie called iOrigins, or Another Earth. If the acting bothers you there, then we just have a very different understaning of how a story should be told and how acting comes to it. Also because I mentioned that the OA became my number one,I will leave you with my top 10 so you can have a better understanding of my taste.
THE OA
UTOPIA
WESTWORLD
DIRK GENTLY's HOLLISTIC DETECTIVE AGENCY
SENSE8
THE EXPANSE
STARTUP
11.22.63
HUMANS
MR ROBOT
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Really? 22 people voted already? This is pathetic.
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@felixgotrek A couple of days ago I've attended a premiere (preview) in a movie theater in Lisbon (Portugal) where, besides screening this episode, local actors staged a zombie attack and military intervention in the actual room, amongst the audience. AMC and the sponsors even gave the attendees some memorabilia! So, some people actually watched it before voting...but I'm afraid there might always be others that are just stupid hater-votes or fanboy-votes. :)
Awesome list, thanks for updating it regularly!
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@justin Glad you enjoy it! Thank you for updating the site regularly Justin. Loving the new "All-Time" stats!
AndrewBloom! Please stop writing long comments to the episodes, this is not the right place. We're searching for short comments in here always. Thanks for your understanding.
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Just saw this. Sorry, @SpideMrAH -- this is just how I do it. Feel free to skip if you're not interested!
And thank you very much to @NMiguelCosta and @Paul_Bazinet for your kind words!
Run of the mill movie. Nothing surprising, not enough balance between the "The Rock-Action" and the comedic "Hart-part". Hart was too much at times and pushing the scenes. That type of humor where the actor is at 200%, talking nonstop, not listening to logic/reason to create a "humorous", misunderstood reaction scene (i.e. couple therapy scene). It failed more often than not and was tiring as well.
Story was done ad nauseam already, so was the uneven-duo. Characters aren't sufficiently explored, it's a simple kid got bullied and turned himself around, most popular kid got a "boring", "standard" adult life and longs for more excitement story. It never goes beyond this. It's not even a brainless action movie type because it clearly tries to be a very cheesy, trope-driven action "comedy" making you cringe. The true villain and "his" story is a joke and predictable, yet again something that was done ad nauseam. Typical case of a famous actor who won't just be in this to get killed off after being seen in one or two scenes (filmmakers should start doing this to fool the audience).
Even though the reference to another show he was in and the other cameo was nice.
It's not an entirely unentertaining movie, though. But it has nothing really going for it that would make me say you need to watch this, there's nothing worthwhile. It's probably a movie that is only for Dwayne Johnson die-hard fans.loading replies
@sushubh Reference: Aaron Paul's famous "Bitch!" in one scene was an unexpected reference to Breaking Bad.
Cameo: Melissa McCarthy at the end at the party being the girl Dwayne's character had a crush on back in school, who's uncredited for this movie.
That were nice surprises for me and gave the movie at least two scenes I was able to enjoy (as I don't dislike that cameo person as many people do). :)
