Bernnie Federko
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Gonna second what Undrwrld said, Irishman was excellent.
Gonna second what Undrwrld said, Irishman was excellent.
For a 3.5 hour movie - it didnt feel its length - and thats super high praise I think..![]()
Lots of mixed reviews once again for these episodes of the sequel trilogy which concluded the Skywalker saga.
Liked it enough, so I'm seeing it again over the holidays.
must watch thisWrath of Man is really, really good - way above par for Jason Statham's usual actioners, and a really strong and steady hand behind the camera with Guy Ritchie directing. Some might dismiss it as being a typical Statham action film with some clever British themed wordplay, but there's a lot more to it.
Sort of like how Nobody could be dismissed as another dad action film, when there's a much more darker tone to the film - a man doing everything he can to protect the illusion that he created for himself of normalcy and coming to terms with the lie and how at odds it is with his past.
Wrath of Man is really, really good - way above par for Jason Statham's usual actioners, and a really strong and steady hand behind the camera with Guy Ritchie directing. Some might dismiss it as being a typical Statham action film with some clever British themed wordplay, but there's a lot more to it.
Sort of like how Nobody could be dismissed as another dad action film, when there's a much more darker tone to the film - a man doing everything he can to protect the illusion that he created for himself of normalcy and coming to terms with the lie and how at odds it is with his past.
I watched Taken (2008) again. Ha! Fantastic.
He's a consistent bet for the Dad action genre, and been doing it now for nearly 15 years. Might not all be solid, but he hooks up with some pretty talented directors who can stage a pretty good car chase or firefight.For new Neeson fare kind of liked both The Ice Road and the Marksman. Both kind of pulpy movies, but effective, not over long and fuck, whynot?