Too bad this was a flop. Stellar acting and movie overall, there wasn’t a single dull moment present.
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The Last Duel (Matt Damon, Adam Driver, Jodie Comer, Ben Affleck, dir: Ridley Scott)
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Fortunate Lee
Superstar
Good movie; obviously not their best, but I was engaged almost during the entire film.
You can tell they let the whole MeToo shyt influence some of the scenes tho
You can tell they let the whole MeToo shyt influence some of the scenes tho
Nero Christ
Sniper out now on all digital platforms brev
good flick tho I felt at the beginning the pace was a lil too quick and made scenes feel like short stories rather than scenes building up the plot/characters
but when we get to Le Gris side of events, things settle into place...also kudos for Ben improving his British accent since Shakespeare
wasn't too bad either in how modern themes played into this story even though they started laying it on thick towards the end
also, I'll never not find it funny movies taking place in France and other foreign speaking countries and everyone speaks english
but when we get to Le Gris side of events, things settle into place...also kudos for Ben improving his British accent since Shakespeare
wasn't too bad either in how modern themes played into this story even though they started laying it on thick towards the end
also, I'll never not find it funny movies taking place in France and other foreign speaking countries and everyone speaks english
It’s implied they’re speaking French since no one has a French accent and are speaking with varying ones from British to American.good flick tho I felt at the beginning the pace was a lil too quick and made scenes feel like short stories rather than scenes building up the plot/characters
but when we get to Le Gris side of events, things settle into place...also kudos for Ben improving his British accent since Shakespeare
wasn't too bad either in how modern themes played into this story even though they started laying it on thick towards the end
also, I'll never not find it funny movies taking place in France and other foreign speaking countries and everyone speaks english
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By far one of the best movies I’ve watched this year.
The dude who played King Charles in this was arrogant as fukk and killing me with his facial expressions, especially when announcing the duel. Felt like I was watching Game of Thrones again with Joffrey’s cruel self just basking in all of the fukkery.
The dude who played King Charles in this was arrogant as fukk and killing me with his facial expressions, especially when announcing the duel. Felt like I was watching Game of Thrones again with Joffrey’s cruel self just basking in all of the fukkery.
daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
They call him Charles the mad. So them joffery comparisons ain't too far.By far one of the best movies I’ve watched this year.
The dude who played King Charles in this was arrogant as fukk and killing me with his facial expressions, especially when announcing the duel. Felt like I was watching Game of Thrones again with Joffrey’s cruel self just basking in all of the fukkery.
Charles VI of France - Wikipedia
daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
Ridley did it twice this year. I think Gucci has 3 words in Italian the whole moviegood flick tho I felt at the beginning the pace was a lil too quick and made scenes feel like short stories rather than scenes building up the plot/characters
but when we get to Le Gris side of events, things settle into place...also kudos for Ben improving his British accent since Shakespeare
wasn't too bad either in how modern themes played into this story even though they started laying it on thick towards the end
also, I'll never not find it funny movies taking place in France and other foreign speaking countries and everyone speaks english
Matt Damon really is a good actor.....I will say it again.....him standing on his tippy toes briefly while they were eating was brilliant
PoorAndDangerous
Superstar
He was always scheming in the cut
PoorAndDangerous
Superstar
good flick tho I felt at the beginning the pace was a lil too quick and made scenes feel like short stories rather than scenes building up the plot/characters
but when we get to Le Gris side of events, things settle into place...also kudos for Ben improving his British accent since Shakespeare
wasn't too bad either in how modern themes played into this story even though they started laying it on thick towards the end
also, I'll never not find it funny movies taking place in France and other foreign speaking countries and everyone speaks english
Chernobyl did the same thing. Doesn’t bother me, I’d rather actors just act instead of thinking of how to do an accent and it being off or not good.
This shyt slaps, easily in my top 5 for the year and perhaps at the top. Really glad they got Adam Driver to play opposite Damon vs the original plan of Affleck being in that role.
Oh, and Ridley Scott is a fukkin G. Dude is making classics at 84?!?
Oh, and Ridley Scott is a fukkin G. Dude is making classics at 84?!?
By the end, I'd say he is as villainous as Adam Driver's character.
By the way I thought Matt Damon was better in “Stillwater”.
Side note, but it seems to me like in the last few years Willem Dafoe has gotten a lot better as an actor. At the very least he plays way more interesting roles than most people.
Side note, but it seems to me like in the last few years Willem Dafoe has gotten a lot better as an actor. At the very least he plays way more interesting roles than most people.