Bengals1181

Just finished watching it and I wouldn't say that at all. The act of suicide wasn't painted in a positive light at all and many of the characters end up worse off. One tries to kill him self, one is now homeless and one is going to jail. One learned nothing leading to the one trying to kill him self. The only ones who have any transformation are 1-2 who were halfway decent kids to begin with. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The last two Mission Impossible's are must watches as well.

I think I'd go 1. DareDevil Season 2 2. DareDevil Season 1 3. Luke Cage 4. Jessica Jones 5. Iron Fist The bottom 2 have glaring things I think they could have toned up to really make them solid. Jessica Jones IMO was also more me in that I didn't love the 80's private eye voice over style that they went for. Defenders looks like it should be a lot of fun, and here pretty soon.

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agreed, and I've been disappointed in Corey Hawkins' acting considering how good he is in so many other things. He's forcing it here.

Logan is definitely not a movie to take kids to. It earns its R rating. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh it certainly wasn't boring IMO. Just needed some tightening up here and there to go from pretty good to amazing. I'm disappointed to read today that they cut the scene that would have flashed back to the "Westchester Incident" Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Most people like Man of Steel. so? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

non spoilery comments: It definitely has some pacing issues, and drags a bit. IMO I think most of that is solved if you just cut out every scene Eric LaSalle is in. Nothing against him, or any of those scenes, they're just not needed. I get the point of them (to show Logan and Laura what "normal" looks like), but that can be achieved in a different way and cut out 10 minutes from a film that is 10-15 minutes too long. Another big miss for me is them merely glossing over where the rest of the X-Men are. They basically tell you if you're paying attention, but it deserved to be a more weighty part of the story, and would have made the story better. It's a disservice to every X-Men movie and mutant that came before to reduce them to two separate sentences not even in the same scene. The villains on the whole I thought were lackluster, and in typical Fox fashion, lack continuity with previous films. Everything else I've got is spoilers.

agreed. It was pretty good, but didn't live up to the hype I had heard, and it's not better than Deadpool. It wouldn't even be in my top 3 of X-Men films. It's definitely the best of the 3 Wolverine movies, but there's a number of little issues I have with this movie. Don't know if we want to delve into spoilers?

I haven't seen it yet, but I heard someone who has mention it had zombies.

or alternatively, it's talking about both Luke AND Rey. And maybe they begin to train others. Don't know that anyone has to die, though I long thought Leia would but they've already said she was to have a big role in EP 9.

Don't forget that the plural of Jedi is...Jedi. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

hmm, this is literally there first negative thing I've heard about La La Land.