Yep. 100% agree. Furthermore a genre film, say Dog Soldiers or The Descent, or whatever is going to be more concerned with horror/atmosphere/gore/effects than they will continuity, realism etc.
Yet people still gleefully wax lyrical at the drop of a hat about how amazing Dogegg Soldiers is. It’s not, it’s crap. Bad Taste is how a terrible film should be done.
Surely Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull deserves a mention? Endless pointless CGI effects, awful acting, just utter rubbish. What was Harrison Ford thinking of?
One of many “lets see if the corpse will twitch” follow-ups of that time. See also Die Hard 4.0, Rambo, Die Hard Again But Even Crapper, Rocky Balboa, A Good Day to Just **** Off and Die etc.
* I now know that the Netflix star ratings are posted by under 16s
Nope, just vindictive gits like me who like to give the worst imaginable crap 5 star ratings 😀
Alien 3 is interesting. If you read about the production, the development process that led to the final film it’s fascinating stuff. If you’re interested in that kind of thing of course.
David Fincher is a fantastic film maker and had a very clear vision of what he wanted. The studio and producers had very different ideas. It’s amazing it’s as good as it is.
Watching the two cuts is like watching two completely different films, Finchers cut made so much more sense. Alien Resurrectiojn suffered from the same thing IIRC.
(and can I just add that I’m glad we are referring to them all as films and not ‘movies’).
After years of Hollywood corruption I’m now making a conscious effort to re-train my brain into defaulting to English again.
Quite. Also, it’s a film or video. Not an “edit”.
DO NOT SPEAK ILL OF KURT RUSSELL!
Really? It’s supposed to be crap, like really crap. It just ahd a better budget than Sharktopus (if you’ve not seen Sharktopus you REALLY should. It’s awful. Hilariously so.)
bad even by the standards of “films with Jeff Bridges”.
You what?