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An epic in every sense of the word.
Love the idea of acting for the characters.
Dirk, in his "documentary", claims that he's just "acting" when he's Brock Landers. He's not actually that violent, abusive person.
But Dirk is just an act. Eddie is acting out a rock star persona he's always dreamed of, as you can tell from his bedroom walls.
Buck is trying on multiple personas and characters throughout the film (not talking about his porn work obviously).…
Where to start
- Lincoln Hawk (real name) is a truck driver that goes around truck stop bars and arm wrestles around the country
- the movie has songs from: Eddie Money, Sammy Hagar, Asia, Kenny Loggins, and...Frank Stallone. Unrivaled.
- Hawks son is such a twat. I realize this is 80% divorce movie, 15% arm wrestling movie, and 5% baseball cap ad. But seriously, this kid has no business being in so much of the film.
- Of course…
Some thoughts
- Was waiting for Lloyd Bridges to save the hero like Glen Powell in TGM. Nope, just a punkass.
- those 4 outlaws gotta be the worst of the 50s. Outdone by one old timer. They’re blindly running into barns, allowing hostages to escape like they’re greased up monkeys. Dreadful performance
- Grace Kelly are you forreal right now
- the kids jovially running out of church when the adults are having a serious convo slayed me. Reminded…
Spaeny in two of my favorite flicks this year. Praise the lord.
Flat out a great horror experience. I liked the comparison to a "Haunted house" flick. I was filled with terror, left in awe at some visuals (Dat long baby boy), and rooting hard for two characters.
It's horror with a heart. Now, as an "Alien" movie. I dunno. Wrong person to ask, as I'm a casual fan of the franchise. Only one fan service thing that was, frankly…