Yeah aside from Hooper's baffling director choices, it's not a bad movie. It's just pales in comparison to the other movies up for an Oscar that year.

I have a feeling that this film will be like The King's Speech, Les Miserables, and The Theory Of Everything: a perfectly adequate films that has no damn business being nominated for Oscars but will because of its subject matter while Mad Max gets fucked over.

Ouch, that's an amazing burn.

Film Crit Hulk had a great article on Tom Hooper's failings as a director.
http://birthmoviesdeath.com…

Shit, I forgot how bad the pacing was for those Satantango-sized SOA episodes. Thanks (?) for reminding me.

Oh, it did. In addition, most of those overlong Sons Of Anarchy episodes were filled with absolutely POINTLESS filler that should have been cut. With this episode here (and the previous episodes), I can't think of a single thing that I'd cut out.

I find it interesting that there's been virtually no complaints about Fargo being overlong while Sons Of Anarchy was heavily criticized for it. Just goes to show that people will forgive a long running time if the show is worth watching.

Didn't know that, thanks.

I know two are Disney's Dinosaur and the Walking With Dinosaurs movie, but what's the other one?

You forgot to mention the absolute worst thing about We're Back!: said "Great Gazoo-style sprite" is voiced by Jay Leno. Yes, really.

If Rabin doesn't lead the Juggalo army, then you need to do some serious re-writes.

Will Jam And The Horoglams be on that inventory too? It came out way too late to pander to the '80s nostalgia movement.

I'll have to pass. From what I've heard it's more boring than snarkable. If I'm going to watch a shitty movie, it has to be either has to have a reputation of fascinatingly bad or hilariously bad. Also, I might be seeing Mockingjay tomorrow night with a girl who looks like Emilia Clarke.

If it makes you feel better, I've heard rumors that nothing they wrote actually found their way in the movie. I don't know if it's true or not but considering how the first one was funny and the Seltzerberg solo movies are as funny as snuff films, it makes a lot of sense.

The chances of me seeing this are the same as me seeing the actual Fifty Shades Of Grey movie: nonexistent.

Depending on how rough you are while doing it, it is a possibility.

Supershoe car? Dammit, every comment I see here makes me want to see this movie.

Thanks.

What movie did this review come from?

What?!? Every time I read about this movie, I come across some new completely batshit twist I hadn't read before. I'm almost tempted to watch it.