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My friends were over in 1989 we were all getting ready to go for the night i had a weekend of free HBO we were all watching Pumpkinhead we got caught in the film when movies were the best in the 80s
I remember the free HBO freebies! That was the perfect time to catch up on all the things you couldn't watch because you didn't sub to the channel! It was binge watching before it was cool!
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Civil War is shallow and gutless, full of cookie cutter characters and story so deliberately vague that it removes all meaning. It's a pretty movie and the acting is good, but it is a garbage movie. I didn't feel shocked by anything because nothing in the movie hasn't been said before and better by other movies. Even the scene with the mass grave didn't shock me because it's meaning is deliberately obtuse and we are just meant to be shocked by the casual killing of the journalists from Hong Kong and the bodies in the grave, but it doesn't offer any true meaning other than to be shocking.
Strong take there! Gotta say, I see where you're coming from on the vagueness. Curious though - what would've made it work for you? I dig hearing what could've made a film work better for the viewer. ~SG
@@flixinaminute so really one of my main problems is that no one in this movie takes any sort of side on anything. Our main characters encounter a number of people who all can't be bothered to provide a point of view on anything regarding this war. This removes the believability aspect of this story because no one in a civil war can just be totally impartial. And this goes into another issue I have is that one of the main themes of this move is the impartiality of journalists and how they are not supposed to take sides, but our journalists are never really tested in this way, except for the one scene at the gas station where we see the two men strung up. After that the movie completely avoids forcing the main characters to question anything about their impartiality as a journalist. Even when Sammy is killed they were never really tested, they were distraught, but it never made them question their mission, they were just mad that they wouldn't get their big story. What this movie really should have been is a biography on a specific journalist in a war zone and their story. They could have done a movie following a journalist in Rwanda, or in Somalia, so we can actually get an honest look at what a journalist really goes through when they see the absolute worst. That would have been far more impactful.
@@Skanking-Corpse You make some valid points that are hard to disagree with when looking from your perspective. I do agree that maybe going the biopic route and focusing more on the toll the atrocities take on the journalist would have had more impact overall.
Katılıyorum. Bazen izlemesi zor oluyor, çünkü bunun her yerde olabileceğini bilmek insanı düşündürüyor. Bu tür durumlar gerçekten de içimizi acıtıyor, değil mi? ~SG
This is a provocative movie that will make you feel sad for the country and leaves you with sense of dread about the future of the country. I give the movie 5 stars out of five.
The difference is I've watched GvK more than 10 times already. The Kong scenes alone could have been it's own film. I love G-1 at the movies, but tried to watch at home and couldn't get past the "overacting" and subtitles. Great flic but once you've seen it, you've seen it.
I think GvK needs a little more story for someone who didn't follow the Godzilla universe to be able to catchup with the story line. As for G-1, I love the story telling part of the movie. Thanks for stopping by. ~P
@@flixinaminute I’m definitely a Kong fan so that’s a big reason it sits so well with me. I feel like Godzilla’s storylines in these mashups aren’t as good as they could be but Kings are over the top.
Gonna be honest, I love the Legendary Monsterverse. I love that Godzilla is a benign-ish nuclear deterrent that resembles your grumpy old neighbor, "get off my lawn!!!" kinda Korean War veteran guy that just wants to sleep and have some peace. I love Mothra in the Monsterverse (who doesn't?). But Minus One Godzilla is... special. He's the incarnation of our own sins. He's walking vengeance. I never wanted Goji to die except this one. Not because I hate him, but he NEEDS to be stopped or WE DIE. As one YT reviewer said, he's Leviathan, a biblical monster. And his presence brought the best of the people in that movie in spite of the terror and despair. I embrace all Gojis, the grumpy grandpa one, the absolute terror one, even the silly ones (like Godzilla' s Revenge/AMA). He's an icon, you just can't hate the Big G.
This movie totally sucked. It's nothing like the original TV series it's total Hollywood rubbish. There's no "Howie" side kick there's no "Jody" in bikini's the plot is over the top stupid and Emily Blunt's character is a total bore. Total waste of time.
Don't miss our post-credit scene at the end of this video, which is in Hindi. If you're not a native Hindi speaker, turn on captions to understand what's being said. To do this, click on the CC button and enable subtitles. Enjoy!
Imagine if the military attempts to kill Godzilla by dropping an atomic bomb on him and he is engulfed in a nuclear blast and massive mushroom cloud. But the blast only makes Godzilla stronger and he emerges from a nuclear winter and fall out indestructible, more powerful than ever.
A lot of people didn't understand what it was the film was focusing on, its about action and big over the top brawls, like seen in some American adaptations. This film tells a much deeper story, as a veteran of OIF, I'm really impressed by the level of effort that was put into this and some elements of Post traumatic stress disorder. More then that, obviously was trying to be told here, but it would be hard to put into words all that this film achieved in such a fantastic manner. A well earned achievement. I hope we see more films with godzilla like this, a truly serious aspect of the title never seen before. 100% my favorite film in 20 plus years! WELL DONE! * stands up and slowly claps 👏 *
📽 Video Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 00:32 - Plot Overview 01:04 - Character Performances 01:33 - Directorial Debut 01:55 - Humor and Horror 02:33 - Technical Aspects 02:53 - Strengths and Weaknesses 03:26 - Final Verdict 03:57 - Conclusion Do you know any other movies made today that pay tribute to the 80s & 90s classics? Drop the names in the comments!
🔍 Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Godzilla Minus One 00:14 Initial Impressions 01:06 Plot and Setting Overview 01:54 Character and Themes Analysis 02:13 Visuals and Performances 02:51 Musical Score and Final Thoughts Enjoy the video! Don't forget to tell us what you thought of Godzilla Minus One!
@@flixinaminute And if you do track it down, be aware there are two versions. The original Japanese version, and a US cut with Raymond Burr spliced into the story.
Thanks for the feedback! We'll lower the music volume in future reviews to make sure the narration is clear. I'm glad you enjoyed the review otherwise! ~SG
at a budget lower than 30 million usd it is the best Godzilla movie yet since 1954, and the best movie released in theaters since 2023. Gofro, go poor hollywoke.
