When good Movies go bad...

[flapjacks is fun]

And one phone call delivers the whole US Military convoy to the exact spot where they are lmao! Cue rescue

I did love all the rest of it, though.

 

[xSHROOMZx]

Usually it's most movies where the studio takes the word of a selected screening group rather than the writer/director and it's usually a bleak ending changed to a happy ending so that the US public will go on living happy and not have to think about the film they are watching.

 

[mandexlufc]

yea i usually just turn if off after the crane scene enRAB

just a shame because the ending could have been so tense with the spinosaurus around im in the minority that loved it best dino out of them all.

and i hope its back in the 4th if it ever gets out of production hell which its been for the past 7 years

 

[-VQ35DE-]

I would say 'The Village' but the whole thing was a pile of steamy shit.

 

[imported_Big_Al]

Oh yeah! That was what I meant. ooops

 

[harlequinromance345]

That pretty much sums them up for me too. My sister is a huge fan and I say but they have done some bad films she'll go like what and I end up listing them all.

No Country for Old Men, was just boring to me, I can't believe a film with so much action and killing can still seem like nothing has happened through out the whole thing. It just seemed to me to be a bunch of actors mumbling through the script and some blood splatter. I ended up playing freecell with it on in the background to see if it got more interesting.

Coen Brothers are nothing special in my eyes.

 

[Aimee M]

No Country For Old Men - excellent 3/4 but last 1/4 was like, wtf? All this for nothing.

Spoiler

I wanted him to get away with the money but he ended up dead.

 

[heyhey15]

You should have seen that one coming.



Same here. Give me Nolan, Kitano or Aronofsky any day.