it took a few minutes to stop staring his big rubber nose, but thought Hemsworth did a fine job making us forget Thor.
I tend to lose the geography in these films but it seemed too easy to get from place to place it what is supposed to be a wasteland.
But it was big and loud and that’s all it promised to be. 

He was also great as the analyst/self help Guru in Modern Problems. I still quote his famous line “I’d hope you’d come to the obvious conclusion that she was a manipulating bitch” and then five minutes later about the character he just said that to..“I’d hope you’d come to the obvious conclusion that he was a…

Agreed. see “Grease 2" and “Shock Treatment” 

no, but having to slog thru an overwritten gatekeeping think piece about why the author is burnt out on Ghostbusters does.

and I quite liked what you call a shitty Sony movie

Or maybe you should just stop going to Ghostbusters movies and let the rest of us enjoy them in peace.

You got older and your tastes changed. Happens to everybody.

I like these characters and this world and I’d like to see what’s up this time. The fact that they brought in new fresh blood just means that maybe they’ll…

I would have loved to see Holtzman in the background working at the research center, if just to piss off the Chads.

big difference between dystopia and hell, but i’ll blame the way the story was presented rather than Herzog’s intent.
Having said that, hot takes from directors about other directors’ work always seem to have a “I’d have done it differently” vibe to them

I’m starting to think the last person I want to get a movie review from is another movie maker. I don’t think they are capable of an impartial viewpoint.
This site loves to post stories of “great” film makers crapping on other folks’ movies and always comes off as just petty.

it’s reverse evolution where the worst traits are the ones being passed down to the next generation

oh wow a movie where the two leads are a muppet and a guy who doesn’t show his face.
< Ian Malcom voice> “Uh, you will be having actual movie stars in your movie, i trust?” </ Ian Malcom voice>

He’s fallen into the downward spiral where he feels he has to keep saying increasingly offensive and/or outrageous things to stay relevant. It’s desperation, pure and simple.

how about “Minus Subtitles?” Dub the thing. it’s been done before..

I think Superhero fatigue IS a thing, but not for the reasons that most people think.
It’s not the that there are 2 or three new movies a year or a series here or there, it’s that on top of THAT, you also have the last 10 years of movies being constantly run on cable. Why pay to see the new Ant-Man or Captain Marvel…

you said “Thrawn” and “emote” in the same sentence.

by turning into a “Bargin Bin” Tarkin?
I’ve never seen a more lifeless performance

she’s also O’Connell’s wife

look at Mandalorian. a stuntman in a suit, a puppet and a CGI volume.
get a soundalike program for the voice, and a chatbot to write a script and you don’t need people at all. even the stuntman and puppeteer can be replaced

not convinced that Pratt is returning. The way it’s written, it could be a “Dread Pirate Roberts” thing where Rocket has assumed the mantle of Starlord

George reeves was also shown in one of the “worlds”
so what he said was true, from a certain point of view

paid by the word, obviously.