Gee, thanks for dredging that festering turd up from the depths of my memory.
Highlander II - they didn’t take there own advice, there should be only one.
You need to stop talking sense or I’m gonna run out of likes.
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I saw this, but actually quite enjoyed it, since it was at a Master Pancake showing where they were doing a MST3K style mock of the film as it went along.
The Mark Kermide reviews of that and the Entourage movie are worth seeking out.
Once Upon a Time In Mexico.
I love those. You haven’t really seen Interview with a Vampire until you’ve seen Louis’s pyromaniac scene set to Yakety Sax!
Piffle. You’re just saying that to get my goat. You love those movies, probably as much as I do!
The Spanish subtitles seem to be missing something.
Society.
Not quite the nuanced treatise on class warfare I was expecting.
As a huge fan of El mariachi and desperado…
Just no.
That film was such an incoherent mess. Banderas sidelined in his own franchise in favour of Depp’s ham acting and Hayek only in flashbacks?
Yep!!!
Desperado on the other hand is a damn masterpiece.
Oh, also ET.
ET scarred me for a very long time, psychologically. For many years as a child I had “exophobia” and was very afraid of alien abduction.
ET wasn’t comforting, or silly. I was shown it before I was old enough to understand pretty much any of it. And it just started out weird and scary and got worse from there for me.
I’d expect if I were shown it when I was maybe six, instead of 3 or 4, it wouldn’t have traumatized me.
I saw E.T. when it came out, when I was 12. Hated it then. Still hate it now. Mawkish and soggy as Spielberg ever got.
Oh boy, I really enjoyed hating Jon Peters in the Death of Superman Lives. He’s a horrible bully-coward, a macho-homophobe of a violent hairdresser that could have been a Trump if he was born rich.
I just found it exceedingly creepy. To the point where I trained myself not to fall asleep.
To this day I no longer know how to actually sleep. Although, I’m no longer terrified of the night.
I’ll jump on the E.T. hate bandwagon. I saw it as a teenager and nope, didn’t like it at all.
He’s fun to hate on the printed page as well.