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X-men 3 was shit.
Better pacing, better story, better action, better acting, it was just a better movie overall.
Plus, Kitty Pryde was a BABE.
X-men 3 was shit.
The pacing was horrible, the movie felt like it was half an hour long.
I was seriously hoping it'd be the same length as X2, that movie was nicely paced.
X3 went by so fast they didn't seem to notice (spoilage) Cyclops was dead until the end of the movieWait, a movie going by fast is a BAD thing? I'm confused.
Better pacing, better story, better action, better acting, it was just a better movie overall.
Plus, Kitty Pryde was a BABE.
Sin City - 8/10
Nice. I liked the visual style and the comical OTTness, but the acting was dodgy in parts, and some of them really murdered the dialogue...
In X3's case, yes being over that ****ing fast... is a bad thing.
Exactly. X-men 3 was supposed to be the sort of 'finale' that the other two had built up. Yet it just didn't feel anything like it should have been.
crank 10/10 alllll the way
Hero - 10/10 - if you give Without a Paddle 7/10, Hero gets a 10 instead of the 9 I was going to give it.
Carlito's Way - 9.25/10
Silent Hill
5-10
If you haven't played the game it's mediocre, unscary and weak. I guess fans of the game will defend it to the death but for me it was disappointing.
Lame plotline: Radha Mitchell chasing a little girl into dark buildings and running away from shuffling dead people who only she can see. Repeat again. Oh, and again. And... again. For 80% of the film.
Sean Bean trying to do an american accent, failing miserably, and never quite achieving anything at all.
Unoriginal storyline: The usual puritan religious cult in a deserted town, burning anyone who might slightly be a witch, and a crispy psychic girl bent on revenge. It's almost the exact same scenario as Children of the Corn, with elements of The Ring thrown in, only with the added twist of intermittently being in another dimension for some unexplained reason.
Gaping holes: Why has nobody in america gone into this famously deserted town (even with it's own websites) in 30 years and stolen the numerous vintage cars scattered around the place or looted the buildings?
How did one burning curtain set fire to the entire town and the coal mine beneath it?
How could a 25c paper DIY mask do any good whatsoever in keeping fumes out of your lungs, and what is so frighteningly poisonous about coal smoke anyway?
What did the story of the kidnapper throwing a kid into the mine and the giant sword guy have to do with anything at all?
What was the cause of the falling ash and why hasn't 30 years of it collapsed and buried buildings as it would?
Why did nobody in the town notice that a child was pregnant?
How did said kid with 100% third degree burns survive 30 years in a hospital bed?
Why is the hospital miles underground?
Who was the nurse and why did the kid care about her so much?
Why was a missing cop not missed at all, and why wasn't her crashed bike found when the car was?
Scariness factor of zero: What makes people think little girls with faces hidden by long greasy hair are scary? my ass is scarier.
Nice CG effects but nothing groundbreaking enough to save the movie from roasting in hull.
the kid wasn`t pregnant, the girl was a manifestation of the good half of Alessa, not a real new born baby other wise Sharn would be 30, not the age she is.
Those things aren't supposed to makes sense. They are not in the real world, it is a world of horror and belief.Silent Hill
5-10
If you haven't played the game it's mediocre, unscary and weak. I guess fans of the game will defend it to the death but for me it was disappointing.
Lame plotline: Radha Mitchell chasing a little girl into dark buildings and running away from shuffling dead people who only she can see. Repeat again. Oh, and again. And... again. For 80% of the film.
Sean Bean trying to do an american accent, failing miserably, and never quite achieving anything at all.
Unoriginal storyline: The usual puritan religious cult in a deserted town, burning anyone who might slightly be a witch, and a crispy psychic girl bent on revenge. It's almost the exact same scenario as Children of the Corn, with elements of The Ring thrown in, only with the added twist of intermittently being in another dimension for some unexplained reason.
Gaping holes: Why has nobody in america gone into this famously deserted town (even with it's own websites) in 30 years and stolen the numerous vintage cars scattered around the place or looted the buildings?
How did one burning curtain set fire to the entire town and the coal mine beneath it?
How could a 25c paper DIY mask do any good whatsoever in keeping fumes out of your lungs, and what is so frighteningly poisonous about coal smoke anyway?
What did the story of the kidnapper throwing a kid into the mine and the giant sword guy have to do with anything at all?
What was the cause of the falling ash and why hasn't 30 years of it collapsed and buried buildings as it would?
Why did nobody in the town notice that a child was pregnant?
How did said kid with 100% third degree burns survive 30 years in a hospital bed?
Why is the hospital miles underground?
Who was the nurse and why did the kid care about her so much?
Why was a missing cop not missed at all, and why wasn't her crashed bike found when the car was?
Scariness factor of zero: What makes people think little girls with faces hidden by long greasy hair are scary? my ass is scarier.
Nice CG effects but nothing groundbreaking enough to save the movie from roasting in hull.