Ngl when Arnie and Danny are being like brothers and then their mom comes in with the teddy bear I teared up a bit.
This movie was random but it was fun, loved Schwarzenegger next to the Rambo poster making fun of it. Then, in the credits it said “A special thanks to Sylvester Stallone” so I wasn’t expecting that.
Too bad I’m an awful liar with a very expressive face, being a conman and pulling the long con seems so jaunty and fun. Me n sum the boys high-fiving and smiling as we stack chairs after taking some guys half a mil, yeah that’s the dream.
Great line up of actors doin some great work here, and a really engaging storyline. I have mixed opinions on the title cards tho, they’re fine and I do love the artwork but also like let’s not spoon feed the audience that the story is progressing I think we can figure that out.
Just finished the book on Friday, it was phenomenal.
As such I’m a little disappointed with this. I mean it’s almost 100% true to the book, but what you miss in this is a lot of the motivations that can’t easily be portrayed on screen. It’s tough to fault it on (after all, who can perfectly fit 850 pages into film in a few hours?), but despite its long runtime, this miniseries moves too fast through the story without spending time…
Wow, um, not fully sure what to say. I guess to start there were certainly hundreds of beavers.
The first 20 or 30 minutes were rough for me to get through I feel like but then I bought in to what the vision was. Honestly, it was the “Dogs Playing Poker” scene when I had my change of heart, and then the movie just snowballed into a really good time. Very unique, and the third act (dam and on) were really great.
