Y'all buggin' mentioning Belly. Opening scene is fire but the movie didn't suck after. It's classic af
it’s classic and terrible.
Two things are possible to be true at the same time.
It was an awful movie that was visually ill.
Y'all buggin' mentioning Belly. Opening scene is fire but the movie didn't suck after. It's classic af
it’s classic and terrible.
Two things are possible to be true at the same time.
It was an awful movie that was visually ill.
It's an Allround disaster.
I don't know why people hate that movie so much, I think it's the second best Craig Bond, doing what license to kill attempted to do but failed: showing James Bond in rage mode going rogue.
I think I need to give QoS another chance. I'm starting to hear a lot of people (not just here) saying that its very underrated. I've only seen it when it was in the theater.
I actually don't think it's as bad as people make it out to be. That was just the fashionable thing to complain about at the time, since the novelty of the Bourne movies had worn off and a lot of other movies copied their style. People complained that it was a "James Bourne" movie, even though "In her majesties secret service" had introduced the quick cut technique to action scenes back in the 1960's. The quick cuts also fit the rage theme of the movie. James Bond is not yet the smooth agent that is always in control, he is a hurt and violent individual, driven by angerMy take: Would be a pretty good standalone Bond action flick but its utterly and completely ruined by horrible quick cut editing. Like distractingly bad. I don't think there's 3 seconds the camera goes without cutting..in the entire movie. Headache shyt
I hate that shakey cam shyt that was popular at the timeMy take: Would be a pretty good standalone Bond action flick but its utterly and completely ruined by horrible quick cut editing. Like distractingly bad. I don't think there's 3 seconds the camera goes without cutting..in the entire movie. Headache shyt
I actually don't think it's as bad as people make it out to be. That was just the fashionable thing to complain about at the time, since the novelty of the Bourne movies had worn off and a lot of other movies copied their style. People complained that it was a "James Bourne" movie, even though "In her majesties secret service" had introduced the quick cut technique to action scenes back in the 1960's. The quick cuts also fit the rage theme of the movie. James Bond is not yet the smooth agent that is always in control, he is a hurt and violent individual, driven by anger
X-men apocalypse has one of the greatest of all time comic book opening scenes.... followed by a nonsensical movie.