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Jackpot!2024
A poor man’s Self Reliance, and maybe the least funny movie I’ve seen in a year? I will literally watch anything that has John Cena in it, and yet I have no intention of ever revisiting this.
A poor man’s Self Reliance, and maybe the least funny movie I’ve seen in a year? I will literally watch anything that has John Cena in it, and yet I have no intention of ever revisiting this.
I fully support the Josh Hartnett Renaissance we are living in. 🫡
Who did they make this for?
Electric! Might be the best movie I've seen this year. Amazing soundtrack as well.
Who knew nightmares could be so entertaining? Drags a little in the second half. A clear inspiration for the Safdie Brothers' work to date.
I just couldn't figure out the tone they were going for, and for that, this was hard to watch. Loved JGL though, per usual.
Obviously it's nowhere near as good as the first but to be honest, I don't mind this MCU entry. The final battle with Iron Man & War Machine is cool as hell.
The Elon Musk cameo is cringe AF though.
Whoever wrote this movie obviously does not own a cat.
The MCU's redheaded step child. I'm convinced the only way to make a Hulk movie work is to make it a horror movie.
My main takeaway here is that Hong Chau should just be in every movie.
Tom Hardy Make a Movie Without Doing a Funny Voice Challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)
Picked this up on a whim at a local comic book store as I had started going back to read up on some older key issues, and this collected edition contains so many of them! It’s debut after debut of Spidey’s most iconic foes, capped off with the really fun double-length Annual featuring the first appearance of the Sinister Six. Well worth the $50. I’m excited to move on to newer material though.
Diving back into comics and figured I'd start with the first major crossover event. Newfound appreciation for DOOM and Galactus after reading this. It was also cool to see where Spider-Man first encountered the symbiote. As for the arc itself, I'd say it was rather disappointing, and doesn't have any lasting ramifications.
It feels like Hickman is building towards something cool, but I thought the first volume was more interesting. Still really excited to see where this run goes!
Some motherfuckers are always trying to ice skate uphill.
(Amazing art in this book, btw.)
It's these issues that really killed the arc for me.