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Also, just had my first viewing of Climax's 'Casino Royale' episode from the 1950's, it was very enjoyable, really surprised me.
I'm not ok with it. While I accept that Snyder made the decision to depict Batman as an older version who is somewhat disillusioned who doesn't care anymore if people get killed, I personally would have preferred to continue what was shown in former Batman movies.
Sure, Batsy did kill in the early comics and on a few occasions later on, but overall he has always followed his two rules (no guns, no killings) and for me, the character has worked best that way and for decades.
Fast and Furious and GI Joe- Retaliation. Both fun action films :)
You grow to like him, then he goes and shows his true intention. I have seen a few of his films, and I can't say that I have seen a bad performance from him. I even liked Ironclad, which, if you're up for a bloody medieval action film, is worth a watch.
At least he gets what's coming to him in 'Resident Evil.' The man who started it all.
I wasn't bother with Batman killing, but as another reviewer pointed out, at least they could have shown us why he had changed from his "no killing" ways. Was it because of the death of Robin? Did something else happen over those years that change his POV? Something like that.
Hate to say this but the better film I saw this weekend was...
Zootopia
A wonderful film. Very smart and funny. Touches upon social issues that we face. The voice cast was excellent. Jason Bateman as the fox and Ginnifer Goodwin as the rabbit were a great team. The animation and action was excellent. A definite recommend for adults and kids.
Tonight, I did a 2nd trip to the cinema for Deadpool. 1 hour and 40 minutes of pure entertainment. I really enjoyed it. Killer soundtrack, badass action scenes, and tons of humour.
This one and the two Captain America movies are my favourites of the whole Avengers bunch.
Easter rerun at the cinema. This was brilliant, much better than I thought. Very disturbing scenes here and there, but a pure work of art! Bravo to all involved.
A clever physiological thriller
He is, though Emmanuel Lubezki was the DP, not Deakins. Deakins' work on last year's 'Sicario,' however, was just as good looking.
Wall-to-wall action for 90 minutes, I wonder how much badguys Butler killed, it seemed like a one man genocide. I think I liked this one better than the original 'Olympus has Fallen'. I hope they made a 3rd one in a major Asian city.
Directed by Michael Bay or Roland Emmerich
Bangkok has fallen, pleeeeaaaase :D
I also watched "Les Aventures d'Arsqène Lupin" on TV. Although my Lupin will always be Georges Descrières, Robert Lamoureux was very good in that movie (and its follow-up, "Signé Arsène Lupin"). And Liselotte Pulver was a cutie.
Batman the movie was always meant to be a parody of the character much like Casino Royale 67....
As for me the last film I saw was Batman V Superman and while I need to watch it a few more times to truly determine if it my favorite batman film of all time I kind of want to rank the series so far (Michael Uslan produced series that is)
1. Batman V Superman
2. Batman Begins
3. The Dark Knight
4. Batman
5. Batman Returns
6. The Dark Knight Rises
7. Batman Forever
8. Batman And Robin
it's just that good!
My list looks like this (including ignoring the Supes/Luthor stuff in BvS)
1. Batman Begins
2. Batman 1989
3. Batman v (ignored)
4. Batman Forever
5. Batman Returns
6. The Dark Knight Rises
7. The Dark Knight
8. Batman And Robin
9. Batman v Superman (as a whole)
Very, very good movie. Palpable tension for the entire 90 or so minutes, powerhouse performances from the actors, especially John Goodman. The last 15 minutes were truly horrifying, I could have heard a pin drop in the packed audience.
It's a freaking masterpiece. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it.