"Remember this s*** at christmas!"terry crews stole the movie for me.
Just don't get rid of Crews, Li, Dolph, Stathom.................crap! Don't get rid of anyone.I love this cast. Just add more players on the team.
Oh my god! This was so freaking awesome and entertaining! EVERYONE whooped major butt in this film. The fights were awesome, the bullets ferocious, the EXPLOSIONS! What was the last major film to have so many big explosions. It's been so long since movies like this were made. It was a great time. Please make another Sly!
Here's a funny tweet from @terrycrews:
" I'm sorry. I shot Scott Pilgrim with my AA-12. All that's left are two smokin chuck taylors."
Just wanted to share that with you guys, with all the TC talk.t:
Yeah, hopefully with less shaky cam.
**** yeah! That AA-12 was a BEASTHere's a funny tweet from @terrycrews:
" I'm sorry. I shot Scott Pilgrim with my AA-12. All that's left are two smokin chuck taylors."
Just wanted to share that with you guys, with all the TC talk.t:
I've noticed he has used that technique for Rocky Balboa, Rambo, and now The Expendables. Evidently he likes the realism aspect. I'm not a big fan of it either, but I've grown to be indifferent to it.
I'm a fan of it when the action it's filming isn't slick but hard and brutal. That's why I think it works for Bourne, and it worked for me here.
I agree. I was really hoping to get some better views of Li whipping some major ass, but there was a bit too much shaky cam going on. It didnt stop me from loving this **** outta this movie thoughI like brutal fight scenes that can actually be seen without straining to keep up with the camera angle changing every half second. The shaky cam and quick cuts have really killed the beauty of the fight scene. It robs the actor of showing off his talent and robs the audience of actually seeing his talent. Can you imagine watching a Bruce Lee movie and seeing his movements chopped up in so many bits and pieces that you could stick any regular Joe in there and not tell the difference? I can understand using shaky cam and quick edits to hide the limited action skills of guys like Matt Damon but there's no need for that kind of crap when you have guys like Jet Li and Jason Statham.
This is an example of excellently staged and brutal fight scenes. You can appreciate Li's speed, his hand speed, etc. The camera is pulled back and they're switching camera angles every 3-4 seconds so you can just see his talent on full display.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4OKvc-eOpM
I have no idea why directors/editors can't see the beauty in that instead of that hacked up garbage they throw up on the screen.
Correct let's recap he had big ears, made some statement about being a wrestler in college, then beat a major bad guy. His part wasThe fights might be easier to follow on the smaller tv screen. The big screen plus shaky- cam, is just too much to follow.
Couture had no reason what so ever, to be in this. Put in Norris, Tony Jaa, Snipes and Van Dam. I wouldn't mind it if Van Dam was a baddie in the sequel...or anyone of them for that matter. So long as they're in the movie.
It was about time someone put Terry Crews in this type of movie and in this type of role. Dude is huge, and funny too. That shotgun he uses is incredible!
The scene of him walking though that hall, blowing guys away all the way down the hall = INSTANT classic scene.![]()