People don't know what they want. They don't understand why they're beginning to feel empty inside despite that Johnny Depp is a pirate.

KANE DIES LIKE AN OLD MAN SO WHO GIVES A SHIT ABOUT HIS FUCKING NEWSPAPERS?!

In this movie they will fall down several massive waterfalls and fight orcs in mid-air. It will eat up 40 minutes of the film.

Maybe it was also a matter having essentially done the sequence in Fellowship. I'm talking about the part in Moria, where there's also some cliif-jumping and naturally a fair bit of swashbuckling. Perhaps Jackson wanted to distinguish it from that.

I'm just reading spermman sorry.

Shock is not perfect, but has great atmosphere, a couple of nice jump scares, and a crazy cool soundtrack. All horror movies should have funk bass.

Might I ask what put you off Mr. Clark?

Well they already did superhero movies like one week ago or someing.

Demons fucking rocks. Guy rides around on a motorbike with a katana and there's a crazy cool soundtrack. I did see it in an ecstatic theatre so I guess that helped.

I too was put off by the fact that the main characters generally are assholes. The way Hotlips and Robert Duvall are sold short as human beings, whereas our freewheeling protagonists are supposed to be charming in their irreverence, is pretty offputting. It's the kind of film that's interesting for its context.…

Like everything it'll be a dramedy.

Deniro is beginning to remind me of late Bela Lugosi

And my ax

Oh, yeah forgot about those. He IS great as Scorpio ( and Jacques), but I constantly forget he was in Taxi Driver.

The fact that it's so wellbalanced and doesn't over- or undersell any of the characters is pretyy great.

You guys suck at this

Brooks is marvelous in this. Perhaps the best he's been outside his own movies.

I remember loving the news theme some guys suggest at some point in the movie. It's just glorious.

Isn't it actually Smith's first bomb?

Please allow me to further spin off Argento into Italian Giallo which will be the fragile link to the fact that I saw among other films, Mario Bava's "Shock" this saturday. It was the first Bava I've ever seen and it was actually very good I thought. Definitely an atmospheric piece that very efficiently uses what it…