On second thought, maybe I could see myself getting married one day.
Didn’t know what to expect as when I was looking at my friends’ reviews of this film it was a range of 4 1/2 stars to 2 1/2 stars. However, I was blown away. The director, Stephen Soderbergh, is a true professional. I love his camera style. Tracking shots, long takes, low angles, high angles, he’s pulling out all the tricks and if you know me you know…
Here’s a list of questions I have about this movie
- How much did the tar on Gosling’s hair cost?
- Why is Steve Carrell doing a gargly Boston-New York accent the entire time?
- Where did the budget come from?
- Can someone explain what 90% of the dialogue in this movie meant?
- Should I rewatch this entire movie ?
- Is Adam McKay the most underrated current director?
I don’t really know much about the physical content…
Me and Jake both decided this movie needed a subplot where Daniel Day Lewis had a secret basketball career that explains why he’s always sweating
Instead of a boring ol’ review, here’s a fun thought exercise. Imagine the scene where Billy is explaining to Amsterdam how to slice a pig and how to kill one, but instead you’re on a two man with Billy and he’s scaring the hoes trying to explain that you need to slice where the kidneys…
Its good. I’m not sure why but I was expecting to be more blown away. Shockingly this is my first time watching it and I’m not sure why it didn’t strike me better. I was tempted to give it three stars but I’m giving it the benefit of the doubt.
Ryan Reynolds is good there’s not really a bad acting job going on here it’s just for some reason the jokes didn’t land for me. This movie felt so so…
