Yeah, you could say that instead say it to his face. However, it is still offended to say that. Just saying.
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Yeah, you could say that instead say it to his face. However, it is still offended to say that. Just saying.
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But it's not offensive to say someone looks old when they do. Mabye in your country but not here.Yeah, you could say that instead say it to his face. However, it is still offended to say that. Just saying.
Not in my country too. I am not the type to say that here. I would just keep it to myself.
Took me a while to find this:
https://decider.com/2019/05/29/scorsese-the-irishman-deaging-de-niro/
So don't worry, by the time the movie comes out, they'll "digitally youthify" that stallion.
Lol I didn't realize he did an expendables 4!Well.....
Expendables 4 says, "Just a few shekels."
You guys hear any rumor to the effect that Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger may both be leaving before expendables 4 is finished?
According to an Interview on this german page,Stallone also is for an 6th part of Rambo,depending how the fans like Ramob 5:
https://www.film.tv/nachrichten/2019/rambo-6-stallone-ueber-weitere-fortsetzung-45775.html
https://www.film.tv/nachrichten/2019/rambo-6-stallone-ueber-weitere-fortsetzung-45775.html
Thank you
This "could" be THE continuing episode that is very closest to "First Blood".
Maybe a "remake" (positively meant !) from the first Movie.
John Rambo against the Town´s justice.
I think I'm looking forward to one of my rare cinema experience again.
So I saw it.
I think I enjoyed the previous one more, as silly as it was at points.
This... a better stab at characterisation than most of this sort of film gets.
End sequence. Chekov's gun rack (or indeed Matrix style "lots of guns") works for me, however going by a comment at the end of it then a lot of it relied on luck and there were some questionable tactical choices during it (not to mention a clown car probably was involved in that). Such things are OK if you are just some amateur but we just watched a setting up sequence and this is quite literally Rambo, and on the other side the people attacking weren't just randoms either -- some kind of "he is a bit out of touch... but he is still Rambo" theme would have tied it together nicely. On the other hand I did also see John Wick 2 the other day and a similar sequence during that did more for me.
I reckon an 8 part miniseries (I saw the recent standalone Punisher effort and that did well here, but I reckon something by way of Harper's Island would be where I start from) would have been fantastic. This middle then felt a bit rushed... if someone said it was cut for time then I could believe it. I could also believe this was just a random film and someone managed to swing the naming rights.
Acting wise you know what you are getting from the lead (though the director/cinematographer managed to get something from it, the former having been around a while with this being what I guess is an attempt to move from being assistant and second unit work) but the version I saw did not have subs and I don't speak Spanish but it still worked.
I am not going to say no but if you want a satisfying payoff to the series... actually if you never saw 4 I would watch 5 first and then call 4 the ending.
I think I enjoyed the previous one more, as silly as it was at points.
This... a better stab at characterisation than most of this sort of film gets.
End sequence. Chekov's gun rack (or indeed Matrix style "lots of guns") works for me, however going by a comment at the end of it then a lot of it relied on luck and there were some questionable tactical choices during it (not to mention a clown car probably was involved in that). Such things are OK if you are just some amateur but we just watched a setting up sequence and this is quite literally Rambo, and on the other side the people attacking weren't just randoms either -- some kind of "he is a bit out of touch... but he is still Rambo" theme would have tied it together nicely. On the other hand I did also see John Wick 2 the other day and a similar sequence during that did more for me.
I reckon an 8 part miniseries (I saw the recent standalone Punisher effort and that did well here, but I reckon something by way of Harper's Island would be where I start from) would have been fantastic. This middle then felt a bit rushed... if someone said it was cut for time then I could believe it. I could also believe this was just a random film and someone managed to swing the naming rights.
Why he tried to drive home rather than get her at least stabilised I don't know
Acting wise you know what you are getting from the lead (though the director/cinematographer managed to get something from it, the former having been around a while with this being what I guess is an attempt to move from being assistant and second unit work) but the version I saw did not have subs and I don't speak Spanish but it still worked.
I am not going to say no but if you want a satisfying payoff to the series... actually if you never saw 4 I would watch 5 first and then call 4 the ending.
