I really wanted to like this more ... but it wasn't half as crazy as it promised it was going to be. Too many stretched out segments that ran way beyond their punchline and not enough of the zaniness that popped up at the end.
The Scream franchise had some lesser ones along the way, but it was spared from total duds ... until now. Zero tension, a lackluster script and a reveal that made my eyes roll way waaaay back into their sockets. Scream 7 was dead on arrival even before they lured Neve Campbell back.
Imagine the worst kind of Guy Ritchie knock off and then throw in some nonsensical time travel BS: et voila, streaming slop. Marsden and Vaughn (and Vaughn) have great chemistry together and share a nice back and forth buddy vibe - but it is wasted on this dud.
@District88 don't you get tired of ragebaiting that same line over and over? Maybe take a walk? It's nice out, I promise - anyway: Conan does a great job as host and as far as The Oscars go, this was a fun one
The amount of five star reviews on Rotten Tomatoes from 'audience' profiles that have never reviewed anything else is hi-la-ri-ous. Seriously Cain ... give it up. It ain't gonna happen and you're far from redemption both as an 'artist' and a human being (using both terms loosely)
Solid action flick that (excuse the pun) runs out of steam near the end. It got a little repetitive inching towards the finale, so there's definitely a good 20 minutes that could've been dropped. But hey, I liked it more than I thought I would. Not Wright's best, but well worth a watch.
It's less 'fun' than the other two Knives Out Mysteries - but I still enjoyed it. Rian Johnson knows his stuff, so while the 'who' is a little easier to figure out this time, the how and why are still an entertaining treat. Keep 'm coming!
saw this at the filmfestival in my town. Well shot, well acted - but djeez this was boring. Why do I need to care about this man and his petty domestic problems. And his opioid addiction? Let's just have a scene where he goes to rehab and then one where he gets out: problem solved. Saw this in a cinema where most of the crowd laughed at the (overly) dramatic scenes between Blunt and Johnson.
