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Thats really bad.
Yeah, I like how the same guy who calls the prince "Dustbin", refers to most of the movie as "corny old nonsense"
Thats really bad.
A life sized statue of Gemma would be nice...![]()
No, it just confirms your manhood.
What did you expect, that Jake would do the parkour himself? I dont get it.
nice review man, im checking it out this weekend for surePOP is a 100% summer popcorn movie.and i like itt:
-nonstop action
-hot Jake and a hot Gemma with a fantastic tan. i think Jake had a close up on hes face every 1 minute. with perfect make up and perfect eyes.(I SPIDEY will like hes scenes)
-movie looks epic and big on scope. so agani perfect for a summer popcorn movie. its huge.
-good comedy IMO. not to much but almost perfect . Molina was fanstastic.
-nonstop action.
-a lot of practical sets that are very big and detailed
-the dialoge between Jake and Gemma was also good.but i think that Gemma and Jake are so good that they made it work. it just worked. and it didnt felt dumb.
some complaints
- CGI snakes. there were 3 scenes with a CGI snake in a close up. sorry but this was not good for 2010. the problem is that the snake skin should be covered with of sand. to shiny and to clean looking.
-slow motion shots. i was shocked that they didnt use high quality slow motion shots. there were times where they jumped from normal speed to slow mo . and since they didnt film with the high speed camera it looked blury.you could see how they used a software to digitally slow down the shots and interpolate frames through the missing frames.
-fast camera movement and fast editing style ''mtv''. i thought that the point of a movie is that i see what they did?.there are some action scenes and some parkour scenes where you see nothing. it looks like the camera guy was bitten by a snake while he was filming. but hes movment through the action didnt make any logical sense. but not always.
-ending was cliche. i mean come ooooooooooooon. noone dies because we live in a happy world and everyone needs to live? of course Tamina would survive. i thought that he would only save Tamina and everyone would stay dead.but noone dies. only some soldiers.
the movie didnt feel to long and also didnt feel to short. the pacing in this movie is fantastic.
i had a great time in the theater.
i am from europe. and all my friends that were with me are also .Of course not, but it is pretty bad when you can make out the stunt man's face in any given scene!
The film as a whole is just very flawed. Hiring a slew of white brits to play Persians (now Iranians), but hiring a white American, to play a Persian DOING a bad British accent?!? C'mon, son! And looking at the people they cast, I'm rather baffled that they couldn't hire anyone that'd be more ethnically correct. Gemma Arterton, despite her appearance in Quantum of Solace, is NOT such a box-office draw of any stretch of the imagination, that she needed to be in this film. Toby Kebbel, while I love the mess outta dude and would love to see him in more high-profile films, is NOT such a box-office draw of any stretch of the imagination that he needed to be in this film. Even Jake Gyllenhaal! The biggest films of his career are still Donnie Darko and Brokeback Mountain, two indie films that were never meant to be big-screen blockbusters! Although, I was surprised at how much I liked Jared Leto and his character! Go figure!
Even beyond all that, there are issues of story development, or lack thereof, sub-par acting across the board, unimaginative production design, and most unforgivable was the action. When you spend a certain budget on an action film, there's no excuse for the fight scenes to be staged and blocked out so poorly as they are in this movie.
And you're tellin' me you couldn't find some fine-ass Iranian actress to play the princess?!?! Like I said, Gemma Arterton ain't big-time, yet! Was she even on Maxim's Top 100, this year?!?hehe
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Gemma should from now on always have a tan and black hair.Gemma should have a big career, she was one of the frew highlights of Quantum of Solace.
While I agree that they probably should have went with an Arab or Indian actor, it isn't going to completely kill the movie for me.
So you just watch films with the big names. Got it. In the sequel they'll cast Pacino for the Prince and Streep for the Princess.Of course not, but it is pretty bad when you can make out the stunt man's face in any given scene!
The film as a whole is just very flawed. Hiring a slew of white brits to play Persians (now Iranians), but hiring a white American, to play a Persian DOING a bad British accent?!? C'mon, son! And looking at the people they cast, I'm rather baffled that they couldn't hire anyone that'd be more ethnically correct. Gemma Arterton, despite her appearance in Quantum of Solace, is NOT such a box-office draw of any stretch of the imagination, that she needed to be in this film. Toby Kebbel, while I love the mess outta dude and would love to see him in more high-profile films, is NOT such a box-office draw of any stretch of the imagination that he needed to be in this film. Even Jake Gyllenhaal! The biggest films of his career are still Donnie Darko and Brokeback Mountain, two indie films that were never meant to be big-screen blockbusters! Although, I was surprised at how much I liked Jared Leto and his character! Go figure!
Even beyond all that, there are issues of story development, or lack thereof, sub-par acting across the board, unimaginative production design, and most unforgivable was the action. When you spend a certain budget on an action film, there's no excuse for the fight scenes to be staged and blocked out so poorly as they are in this movie.
And you're tellin' me you couldn't find some fine-ass Iranian actress to play the princess?!?! Like I said, Gemma Arterton ain't big-time, yet! Was she even on Maxim's Top 100, this year?!?hehe
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Gemma should from now on always have a tan and black hair.![]()
Of course not, but it is pretty bad when you can make out the stunt man's face in any given scene!
The film as a whole is just very flawed. Hiring a slew of white brits to play Persians (now Iranians), but hiring a white American, to play a Persian DOING a bad British accent?!? C'mon, son! And looking at the people they cast, I'm rather baffled that they couldn't hire anyone that'd be more ethnically correct. Gemma Arterton, despite her appearance in Quantum of Solace, is NOT such a box-office draw of any stretch of the imagination, that she needed to be in this film. Toby Kebbel, while I love the mess outta dude and would love to see him in more high-profile films, is NOT such a box-office draw of any stretch of the imagination that he needed to be in this film. Even Jake Gyllenhaal! The biggest films of his career are still Donnie Darko and Brokeback Mountain, two indie films that were never meant to be big-screen blockbusters! Although, I was surprised at how much I liked Jared Leto and his character! Go figure!
Even beyond all that, there are issues of story development, or lack thereof, sub-par acting across the board, unimaginative production design, and most unforgivable was the action. When you spend a certain budget on an action film, there's no excuse for the fight scenes to be staged and blocked out so poorly as they are in this movie.
And you're tellin' me you couldn't find some fine-ass Iranian actress to play the princess?!?! Like I said, Gemma Arterton ain't big-time, yet! Was she even on Maxim's Top 100, this year?!?hehe
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So you just watch films with the big names.
Seriously dude, both Jake and Gemma were great in this.
Then, I couldnt see the stuntman because the action was fine. Next time you watch a movie, just enjoy the ride, dont just sit there looking for flaws.![]()
its a simple brainless popcorn movie.why would you even think about this movie?Watched this today and I liked it when I was watching it but about 20mins later could not for the life of me remember a damn thing about it.
Thats probably a bad sign right there...
But props to Disney for the amount of death and blood in a movie, would have thought they'd put it under one of their different stuidos...