Marley and me.
Animals gets me every time.
Marley and me.
Animals gets me every time.
I thought Life is Beautiful was just saccharine tripe.
Donât go near the book then
Donât â â â â this up Disney. This was my childhood every Saturday morning (rotating with Aladdin)
Seriously, you can trash the franchises of Transformers, comics etc via movies. But not this
This looks crisp though!
It looks real good.
I wanna see Scar, though.
Seth Rogen as Pumbaa is perfect
Disney will print cash from this, like so much money
The merch, games, back catalog, theme parks
oh my
I just rememberedâŚthat fight over the stampede with real lionsâŚ
Iâm gonna bawl.
I went on my first every date to this movie. I wore trackies. It didnât last. Plus the fact I couldnât get it up.
I did like the movie though. Still do.
Aladdin and the fox and the hound were my jam.
Just watched suburbicon, with out looking at critical review etc.
I thought it was â â â â â â awesome. Had a bit of everything and it wasnât till the credits I saw coens involved and Clooney in the directors seat.
Got mixed to poor reviews on the weighted average for imbn or whatever it is. Bunch of idiots out there.
4.5 spuds for me.
I thought it was pretty ham-fisted and ordinary.
If you didnât cry in the first ten minutes of Up then I genuinely donât want to know you.
I was medicated for a throbbing bitumen inflicted injury at the time
Quantum of Solace is not as bad a bond movie as many say. Direction is a bit all over the shop, but itâs fkg better than the last two that have been released.
While weâre on Bond movies you like that everyone else hates: Tomorrow Never Dies. I loved it. Everything that you wanted from a Bond movie (of that era). Corny jokes, cool gadgets, hot women, and the Rupert Murdoch bad guy gets munched by a tunnel digger shredder thing at the end. Underrated
SPOILER ALERT!!!
Bond probably also shoots a guy and says ânice making your dead acquaintanceâ or something. I assume
While weâre on Bond movies you like that everyone else hates: Tomorrow Never Dies. I loved it. Everything that you wanted from a Bond movie (of that era). Corny jokes, cool gadgets, hot women, and the Rupert Murdoch bad guy gets munched by a tunnel digger shredder thing at the end. Underrated
That villain was Jonathon Pryce, aka the High Sparrow from GOT, who first rose to prominence in the magnificent Brazil. l gave on the Bond movies for a long time. They lost interest for me once Roger Moore was cast as Bond. There was no sense of menace with him as Bond, which is why they turned up the humour quotient. The plots became so thin that they spent the first half hour finishing a villain from a previous story. Daniel Craig brought back the darker side of Bond, and kindled my interest in the character once more.
Yup. Never had an issue with that one either. Good locations, topical villain, played to an over the top hammy perfection.
I quite liked Roger Moore. He took the p!ss out of it. Daniel Craig is okay but the movies have become just another franchise.