This was by far the most fantastic crazy and irreverent film I've seen in a very long time. This is Matthew Vaughan at the top of his game. The fight/dance scene with the different coloured flares was a joy to behold. It's an extremely violent fight scene, but done with such tongue in cheek flair. I loved it! But hey, don't listen to me. Watch it yourself. Because most reviews on this site are anything but, and are just an outlet for idiots to complain about something they think they shouldn't like, or are too thick to understand. Which is why I'm sure no one still looks at the comments for an honest and unbiased review of the films anymore.
Great little British comedy. And i hope for Lancashire-Cheese's mental health, that he never goes to Panto over the Xmas holidays. He'd loose his shit with the amount of men dressed as women in those productions!
No point looking for a decent review here. Especially when people can't spell 'ridiculous' properly! So I thought I'd post a sensible review from IMDb. "Divinity" is a story about two mysterious brothers, who abduct a mogul during his quest for immortality. Meanwhile, a seductive woman helps them launch a journey of self-discovery. Director Eddie Alcazar clearly takes influence from the likes of Lynch, and strange art-house science fiction stories. So with this being his first feature-length film, there are some great aspects to it. There's some weird stuff happening. The black and white visuals and sound design are very interesting. The performances from the cast are fantastic, as the performances feel kind of weird or dull. But I think that was intentional. It has a surprising cast, and on the whole, they do a pretty good job playing their strange roles. I don't mind strange films like these, as they are of a type of genre of filmmaking I like.
I've quite enjoyed this series. Probably as his interests mirror mine to a degree. Although the episode about Photography was the weakest for me, and probably because I'm not massively into it. I also liked it, as it shows Momoa to be a genuine guy. In a world where celebs can choose to be narcissitic loosers. It's great to see someone that actually cares about issues facing us all, and his friends in equal measure. So if you like classic cars, motorcycles, guitars, and photography. You'll probably like this. P.S. Yes Momoa is a good looking guy. But that's not really relevant here.
Definitely not what I was expecting. Although despite that, I really liked it. It's more a story of a teen finding a father in a slightly dispopian future London. Mind you, I live in London, and It didn't seem too different to how it is right now.
I guess all the haters out there haven't actually read anything by Neil Gaiman, and I bet they didn't read the interview where he set out his reasons for updating this show in the 21st century. Brilliantly written shows like this are becoming the norm. So If you didn't like the portrayal of the various characters in this show, then maybe you should have realised that this Isn't for you, and wasn't written for you. You should probably go and watch some old fantasy/fiction from the 80's. As the world is moving on, and you're being left behind. Like the bigoted dinosaurs you are.
Five episodes in, and I'm really enjoying this series. I was a little confused when @GreenYoghurt called it woke. But after seeing episode 5, I realised that their problem is more about a lesbian character than a bunch of people running around with flashlights on when trying to avoid military patrols in the dark. The latter definitely being more problematic and unrealistic. Still, If you can get past your inherent biases, I think you'll enjoy this series.
If you haven't watched this yet. You only have to read the user reviews on IMDB to see that LadyJ is spot on. Personally, I can't take anyone seriously that doesn't understand that sexism only applies to the gender with the least power in society. And if anyone needs a hint. It's definitely not men. Anyway, with that out of the way, I'd suggest watching it, and making your own mind up. For satire, It's a good film.
@raf696 I agree that it's probably a more male dominated viewership for this show. I'm male, and I love it! But I'd definitely like to think there's also a good amount of women watching. As for the 'keal test.' I just assumed it was the subtitles getting it wrong, because of how they pronounce kill. Although you could be right about it being a soft form of sensoreship. Anyway, I'm looking forward to the rest of the season. It's gonna be awesome!
After reading other comments, I've realised that this isn't a film accidentially released before they sorted the cgi out. It's simply terrible. The plot is shit, the acting is shit, and the jokes are shit. Basically, it's shit. Avoid like a case of the crabs.
But hey, don't listen to me. Watch it yourself. Because most reviews on this site are anything but, and are just an outlet for idiots to complain about something they think they shouldn't like, or are too thick to understand. Which is why I'm sure no one still looks at the comments for an honest and unbiased review of the films anymore.
Podcast 1: An Interview with Tom Hanks | Making Masters of the Air.
The National WWII Museum chanel.
"Divinity" is a story about two mysterious brothers, who abduct a mogul during his quest for immortality. Meanwhile, a seductive woman helps them launch a journey of self-discovery.
Director Eddie Alcazar clearly takes influence from the likes of Lynch, and strange art-house science fiction stories. So with this being his first feature-length film, there are some great aspects to it.
There's some weird stuff happening. The black and white visuals and sound design are very interesting. The performances from the cast are fantastic, as the performances feel kind of weird or dull. But I think that was intentional. It has a surprising cast, and on the whole, they do a pretty good job playing their strange roles. I don't mind strange films like these, as they are of a type of genre of filmmaking I like.
P.S. Yes Momoa is a good looking guy. But that's not really relevant here.
As for the 'keal test.' I just assumed it was the subtitles getting it wrong, because of how they pronounce kill. Although you could be right about it being a soft form of sensoreship.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to the rest of the season. It's gonna be awesome!