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John Leguizamo should consider writing an autobiography about his career. When you have a career that includes being Super Mario's little brother, Ice Age's funny talking prehistoric sloth, and The Odyssey's wise blind swine herder, I'm sure it's a journey worth reading. Or, if nothing else, he should get the same treatment Tom Cruise received before the trailer for "Digger" dropped.
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"Ithica's king is coming back." - Penelope
"The Odyssey" has everything. Great performances from an eclectic ensemble cast, an adventure that is epic in scale but also personal for its characters, brutal action sequences, nail-biting suspense, spine-tingling horror, its beguiling and magical, but also grounded and practical. My opinion of Christopher Nolan is he's an impressive auteur who always swings hard. Sometimes he misses with an Interstellar or a TENET, and other times he hits with a Dark Knight or an Inception. This is a bold, beautiful, exhilarating, and epic hit!
Just saw Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, and it'll be one of the rare films I love so much that I could probably make several posts about it. So, I apologize in advance if I make anyone extremely tired of the film.
Inde Navarrette's performance in "Obsession" is truly electric and should be analyzed. In most "Monkey's Paw" narratives like this, I've found the whole twist to the wish is that it is usually a by-product of something that the character making the wish didn't know or ignores.
The movie could have revealed that Nikki already was an obsessively clingy and even violent psychotic, and Bear was too blinded by his desire for her to notice. But, instead, the wish practically bends Nikki like a voodoo doll, forcing her to become the primary focus of the horror inflicted on other characters and even herself.
I credit that to Curry Barker's writing and direction, and Navarrette excel selling it in her performance. You could probably notice several small things she does throughout the film in multiple rewatches. But, it's truly a star-making turn.
"Obsession" is a great little horror movie and everything. But, I can't help but laugh about how it makes me think of an episode of "Fairy Odd Parents", where the main character makes an extremely selfish wish to force his crush to fall in love with him, and only seeks to undo the wish when he is inconvenienced or made uncomfortable by his crush's erratic and even violent behavior.
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When watching the "Masters of the Universe" movie, was anyone else wondering who adopted a young Prince Adam after he arrived on Earth?
Like, he was given the last name of Glenn, he went to school, had a job and a somewhat functional life before the plot of him relocating the sword even started.
David corenswet stepping in after a photographer grabbed milly alcock at the supergirl movie premiere in nyc 💙❤️
Corenswet really is the real deal, isn't he? Respect.
"You're not perfect, but you're good." - Ruthye
So, the new Supergirl movie turned out to be about a pair of young woman overcoming intense traumatic experiences and embark on a quest to find a disgusting old man who hurts dogs, murders families, and kidnaps young girls as (described by him) brides.
I can't imagine why the worst people online are so eager to tear it down and call it a "flop". 🤨
At any case, the film is terrific. Milly Alcock is a nuanced protagonist who carries a lot of pain, while still remaining a noble and heroic figure. Jason Mamoa is really a special guest star as Lobo, but he makes his scenes count. It's got a lot of really practical make-up and creature effects, making the film feel like it was made with genuine love and craft instead of just letting everything be a CGI slurry like most big-budget Sci-Fi films are. Krypto is still the best boy. It's not overly long. It tackles really dark themes and ethical dilemmas with poise. And, by the end, I was excited to see where Kara's story could go next. As a fan, I highly recommend the film, especially for women who are hungry for a main character who proves that you don't always need to be nice to be a great hero.
