... devastating!!! --- This film is such an indictment of the US christian nationalism movement that has gone out of control here in the USA. With the current leadership, we have become a kleptocracy, and the christian nationalists are choosing to ignore all the crimes because they want to push god into government. And if that means burning it all down to "save" it, they are OK with that. Stupid fools don't realize that is a straight march into autocracy and dictatorship --- @Trusesenl - if you think this film is about communists and socialist --- buddy, you don't even know what those words mean. Step away from the keyboard and read a book.
Watched the first two episodes, and I have to say that this show (so far) is SO much better than Sheridan's "The Madison". Loss and recovery is a thing to which all can relate.
Rewatching all 4 seasons... Somehow, I had forgotten that Cleese was not in Season 4. He decided that Season 4, in intent, would just be a repeat of the previous 3 seasons... so he was out. Of course, Carole Cleveland receives little credit for her work, but she was in nearly every episode. Some episodes do not age well, as they cross the border into racism (not surprising for 1969 England), however still a great change from the norm at the time.
Taylor Sheridan's "1883" had an emotional aspect to it in addition to the struggle of the pioneers of Americans and immigrants. It made you care about those individuals meeting challenges daily. That made it must-watch TV. Sadly, Marshals has none of that... it is a basic cop show drama. The only difference is there are horses and more automatic weapons. This show tells us that Montana is as dangerous as the US-Afghani war, and that it is nothing but weekly automatic weapon shoot-outs and cops that drown their issues in drugs and alcohol. I can't really buy into that. This show is more about the normalization of the militarization of US police forces. And that is just fcuked up.
it's a messy movie. The idea was a good one, but with a lower budget feel there seems to be a lot of ragged edges when it comes to what we expect from a good film. It's something to watch, but it's more filler than a don't-miss-film. Too bad. Mila is still a good actress, but she has been accepting roles in some really questionable films lately.
It's a syrupy romcom for married couples looking for a date-night flick. If that's you, then you will enjoy it. It really was an OK watch. Not a "10" by any stretch of the imagination, but definitely a strong 6. Break out the popcorn and fuzzy slippers.
With all the really stupidly unnecessary musicals lately, it was surprising that ballet was such an enjoyable watch. Ballet ala John Wick, that is. Maddie Ziegler excelled showing her dark side.
Sure, kind of a propaganda movie... I mean, face it: just a shitload of soldiers wiped out doing the impossible, and the one survivor is rewarded. But as a Sci-Fi flick, it works. Unstoppable force meets human perseverance and ingenuity. Some parts as stupid as when he was in the TV show "Blood Drive", but that's entertainment.
The story is fun, the surprises many, and Margaret Qualley excels. Face it: this may be the wildest date night movie ever... but it works. Romance, murder. and all that shit. :) --- @campbellryan739 - Thanks for the tip. I have that and I'll give it a watch, but 8 Alex Guiness' ... I don't know about that gimmick.
