Classic South Park style. Even the classic Randy design returned (I'm tired of the stupid Tegridy Farms story).
WTF happened in the court room scene?
Why on earth you wanna have a relationship with the sister of the guy you killed?
More than 12 hours had to pass between the time of the accident and the night where the parents of the dead teenager go to observe the scene of the accident ... and throughout that period of time ... the inhaler there remained intact! What's up with Bryan Cranston and his false expression when he hears his son's confession? Details that subtract positive points from this episode.
No Agent Carter footage on this. Kevin Feige doesn't want anything of Marvel Television mixed with his MCU.
Why all the people involved in this show used the same clothes in all the episodes? WHY?!
Happy 50th Anniversary!
Gene Wilder... you're the one and only Willy Wonka.
Is this a biofilm or is this a mexican soap opera? Too much drama here!
They named "Nomadland" but it feels like a "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - Part II: The Adventures of Mildred Hayes on the Road". I hope Frances McDormand doesn't end up locked in these kinds of projects forever.
The only good thing about this disastrous project is the production design. The rest (direction, script, acting and even special effects) is a mess. Hey Razzies, here's George Clooney as a great candidate for the "Worst Director" category.
A story that is too predictable (and very worn in the superhero genre) in every way, Romeo and Juliet and their impossible love, the villains who want to be bad just because their life is full of trauma and emotional problems that they can easily deal with a good psychologist. The only good thing about this film is at the end: Lynda Carter's cameo. No folks, Gal Gadot and his pretty face can't handle the whole movie, it also requires a good director, scriptwriter and even special effects.
It is a comedy film combined with action that has nostalgic elements of the 90s era (cameos and references). In my opinion, it's not a bad movie, I think many people hated it because it was released after the huge popular impact that Terminator 2 caused. If Last Action Hero had seen the light at least five years after T2, I think it would have had another reception.
The only good thing of this movie is the theme song (and I think P.J. Soles nipples too) but that song begin to annoy when you heard again and again and again and again and again and again in every scene of this trash shitty film.
Such a piece of garbage movie. It has a good cast that in that moment, they were not so recognized in the tv/cinema industry. They will be reminded in the future for their participation in better projects than this shit (Peter Weller - Robocop, Jeff Goldblum - The Fly/Independence Day/Jurassic Park, Christopher Lloyd - Back to the Future, John Lithgow - 3rd Rock from the Sun, Jonathan Banks - Breaking Bad).
The scene between Elliot and Whiterose has a Blade Runner essence. Rami Malek speech feel like Rutger Hauer's "Tears in rain" monologue, even the music in the background on the scene sounded like Vangelis song of that same movie.
So much questions to answer in the next two final episodes.
Finally... Irving is in the house!!!
What a pretentious and excellent episode at the same time. I'm not going to deny it, the actors did a magnificent performance (claps to Rami Malek), but involving a minor and irritating character like Vera at this point in the story to bring out the truth about Elliot, I don't think it was the best. I would preferred this role to have been taken maybe by Martin Wallstrom (Tyrell) and not that aspiring clown to Tony Montana.
Where's Irving (Bobby Cannavale)? Her replacement it doesn't convince me.
Okay. I started watching this series on recommendation of a friend, who told me this was a great show well written. Naaaah, that's a lie. In AllSafe everyone can go in and out and do what they want, Mr. Robot in the last episode entered being a complete stranger and in this episode, Angela did the same. And what most break my balls, was when Vera recognized Elliot as the guy who turned him over to the police. A complete asshole, parasite of society, with a minimum of intelligence, solved the mystery of the person who had reported his criminal acts to the police. So easy! Vera barely knew Elliot, he had a little chat with him when he was so high but he remembered that moment with him and immediately related it as the informer. Dude... SUC* THAT!!!
This is the classic Westworld style! Unexpected twist plot episodes that leaves you wanting more! I expext at least a great Season Finale ('cause this season is not as good as the other two).
After the exciting outcome we had in the last week, this episode calms the emotion to give a little more emphasis and development to the main story of this season of Westworld. Again as usual, the story falls into illogical situations with some tedious moments. Let's wait for the next week.
P.S. I expected more from the character of the beautiful Pom Klementieff, a pity that she died.
Definitely, the awesome stun-brain script that was the gold badge of this show is gonna be lost this season. This episode has enough inconsistencies and errors that are not logical with what we have been told throughout 21 episodes of the series. I hope there will be surprises and twists in the narrative that will be worthwhile later and this start will definitely not set the course of Westworld.
What an irritating and poorly developed character that of Trish Walker (with Rachel Taylor as a bad actress). From being a beloved character in the first season, Jessica Jones' good sister, in the end she's a fuc*** pain in the ass. With what right did she feel in applying justice by her own hand, always believing that she was right without caring what others told her? She's the irritating villain of the season. This series will be remembered only for the magnificent performance of David Tennant and his well-developed character Killgrave. From then on, the series is a shit, with a disgustingly poorly written script.
Jim Carrey being the old Jim Carrey again!
A film that generated a lot of scandal and expectation for being something different from what Adam Sandler does and in the end, it is nothing more than a medium-sized film. I did not see a good performance of Adam Sandler, his character literally is screaming and talking at every moment. At times, the film is boring, tedious and you just want to advance it to see what's next. Just two good things that the movie has: the final moment with the big bet and the sexy beautiful actress Julia Fox. Such a pretty woman!
The movie it's just Mark Ruffalo by himself, telling us a horrifying truth. He did a great performance, but not as great as the people who entered in the final spot of Best Actor at the Oscar.
Speed is an old-school action movie, with real explosions, stunt doubles and scenes full of adrenaline, nothing to do with today's action cinema, which is full of CGI with blue screen. That is what makes Speed a beloved movie, even though the plot is very bad and the story is full of plot holes.
After having a good participation in the live action of Aladdin, Will Smith is still stubborn in making trash movies. Except for some small action sequences, the film falls into the predictable and boring. The final plot of fictional father and good son claimed, undoes all the good part (which is little) of the film
The first three seasons are the best of all the series, season four it begans the lacking of a good humor for the show and the ending five and six seasons just a few episodes were great, the rest sucked!
In general terms, this show was one of the best teenage sitcoms of Nickelodeon, for all millenials that grew watching his animated cartoons (Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Rocko) then end upbeing teenagers delighted with series like this, like iCarly.
I felt that in the first minutes of the episode the performance of the cast was forced and empty but then with the appearance of the invited celebrities, the episode was saved from being a shit.
