I saw it (most of it). Weird movie. Maybe not weird, but strange. Maybe not strange, just different. I missed the first part and I had a hard time following it.
Agreed on it being hard to follow especially if you didn't see it from the beginning, because about 1/3 or 1/2 of the way through they go back in time to explain who ended up on the island and why. It was sort of hard to follow even from the beginning. I wouldn't say the writing was great. A bit lazy and over the top to try to get cheap laughs, etc. The characters were a bit too extreme, unbelievable, but I thought Daniel Craig was pretty good in it.
I liked Craig also, but talk about aging...I commented to family members watching it with me that it seems like only yesterday I first saw him play Bond....and look at him now. His Southern accent wasn't perfect but it wasn't obnoxious either. I like him in pretty much anything, I think he's a pretty good actor.
@bluetoe and I commented on it just above in this thread. I thought it was worth the time especially compared to the slim pickings in standard length single episode movies recently. I’d give it 7- 7.5 out of 10.
what @Heelicious said. It's watchable and a little different. And catch it from the beginning and pay close attention, or you might be as lost as I was.
No doubt the best Batman. The kid in me is super excited that Keaton was brought back for the Flash movie coming out this year.
Always felt he was vastly underrated as an actor. If you like him you’ve got to see “bird man” real good watch. And I love beetlejuice
I've seen Birdman. It was pretty good. I think he was underrated for a while, but has become much more appreciated starting around the time of Birdman. A movie of his that flies under the radar is The Founder. I think that's a really good one.
The league cracks me up... also has a little 'Silicon Valley' thrown in.
Lol my wife was “in” dirty dancing when we lived in Asheville. She spent a month on the set usually standing around. She had no speaking role, only as an extra dancing. Ended up not in the final edit except when the camera pans down a group standing against the wall towards the end it stops before it gets to her and you briefly see her elbow.
watched the other show about this during the beginning of covid and it was indeed nuts…that crazy looking actor taylor kitsch played david.
"my gawd that's a beautiful woman", I said, feeling compelled to state the completely obvious.
At least we can agree on one thing.
Is that the one with Shia LaBeouf? Haven't seen it in a long time, but it was pretty solid if I remember correctly.
