I think to be taken seriously asa film maker I may have to pretend to be French/Nordic.
I saw this the other night and really enjoyed it! I think it was a worthy sequel to the original. In fact I'd say it has a tighter story than the first, and definitely fewer cringe-worthy scene. (That 'love' scene with Rachael and Deckard..... ug. lol)
All in all, thumbs up from me.![]()
Dude, that love scene with Rachel is 100% cringe!
I saw this the other night and really enjoyed it! I think it was a worthy sequel to the original. In fact I'd say it has a tighter story than the first, and definitely fewer cringe-worthy scene. (That 'love' scene with Rachael and Deckard..... ug. lol)
All in all, thumbs up from me.![]()
I saw this the other night and really enjoyed it! I think it was a worthy sequel to the original. In fact I'd say it has a tighter story than the first, and definitely fewer cringe-worthy scene. (That 'love' scene with Rachael and Deckard..... ug. lol)
All in all, thumbs up from me.![]()
Yeah, that one was pretty bad. lol.
The one with Deckard pretending to be from the 'Committee of Moral Abuses' or whatever was another one. heh heh.
they probably already made up their minds before even seeing it.
That statement doesn't ring true. Why would anyone go see a movie that they'd already made up their minds they'd hate?
It was ok, even good. It didn't blow my mind, or feel visionary like the original. In many ways it was quite cautious, and didn't ask any big philosophical questions.
Then again, I don't think the original is 100% perfect either. That one truly was visionary though.
That statement doesn't ring true. Why would anyone go see a movie that they'd already made up their minds they'd hate?
That statement doesn't ring true. Why would anyone go see a movie that they'd already made up their minds they'd hate?
Of course you could do better.. Then why don't you?
Of course you could do better.. Then why don't you?
I really dislike being told how to think