I honestly thought this was gonna be a stupid movie because it had Matt Damon in it ( cue the Team America reference ) but I was blown away by how good it really was. i know there are some historical inaccuracies but this movie nailed it
I also bought the art book by Kosuke Hayashi, the film's Art Director and principal background artist - he would later work for Studio Ghibli on 'The Boy And The Heron' (aka 'How Do You Live?' In Japan), and it too is breathtakingly beautiful.
It had a slow build up but an explosive finish. Stewart grew the beard like Sisko and his own animated counterpart. Lotta tell don't show like everything I read written by Tom King.
Enjoying another RiffTrax Live. Guest riffers are Bridget Jones, Mary Jo Pehl, Trace Beaulieu, Frank Conniff, and Paul F. Tompkins. The live shows are always so much fun.
I watched the pilot of Lanterns (HBO Max) and I'm intrigued so I'll keep watching, and later today I will watch the latest episode of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
I watched the first episode of the new series of the (comedy) drama about a socially awkward, highly intellectual, crime consultant helping police in a famous historical University city...
And I watched the first episode of the new series of the (comedy) drama about a socially awkward, highly intellectual, crime consultant helping police in a famous historical University city...
Rewatching in preparation for the sequel. This movie gets more and more iunbelievable and incredible as it progresses and I'm all for it. Highly recommended.
I loved it. It's like the director ran out of plausible ideas and they had to put a rocket up his arse to finish the movie. Seems like he had to step through broken glass to get there.
