Whenever black and white characters shake each others hand or hands touch in some way the camera zooms in on it.
There are several Red Digital Readout scenes, in which bombs tick down to zero. Do bomb designers do that for the convenience of interested onlookers who happen to be standing next to a bomb? There's even a retread of the classic scene where they're trying to disconnect the timer, and they have to decide whether to cut the red wire or the blue wire. The movie has forgotten that *this is not a terrorist bomb,* but a standard-issue U.S. military bomb, being defused by a military guy who is on board specifically because he knows about this bomb. A guy like that, the first thing he should know is, red or blue?
Is that the movies, or the average TLR poster's life?A weirdo, nerd, or geek do the most to a good looking chick that's out of his level and treats him like garbage, and at the same time ignores the chick that's also on the same level of him that appreciates him for who he is.
Is that the movies, or the average TLR poster's life?
It's the latest Fast & Furious movie I'm pretty surehollywood should make a movie called cliche, where every single cliche happens
They bout to bite this idea. Hold that Lhollywood should make a movie called cliche, where every single cliche happens