Whatever person read a reddit thread and thought of this must think they’re a hilarious genius.
A premise that is inherently dumb, but makes action sequences more visceral than the usual fare, taking a tip from modern action TV like The Boys (obviously). Holds things back a bit to play it for comedy, which I think is correct in tone, but limiting in imagination.
Jack Quaid is perfect for this charming absurdity. He’s kinda like my friend’s dog. I think…
Was curious where this might go and worried for a second that it was gonna fall short, but delivers the desired twist that satisfyingly contextualizes everything.
It is not mind-blowing, groundbreaking stuff, but it addresses a truth that has reared its ugly head far too often these days. Steady sound and omnipotent camerawork set scenes well enough.
A bit tepid, straightforward, and even clunky plot wise, especially when there’s so much opportunity to go overboard. Only a few sequences really…
I will never look at an Everything Bagel the same way again.
Spills the sauce everywhere except on the goddamn plate.
Listen, every guy that sweeps the awards is allowed their dumb, frivolous popcorn flicks, I’m just so curious why it was this that landed on Bong’s desk.
I picked up this tucked away book in the B&N sci-fi section on a whim a few years back and it’s a perfectly average read, with a little derivative tech and philosophy sprinkled over a mainly wise-cracking narrative voice. It is not something that…
