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Saw this last night. Enjoyed it muchly.
I heard that it is the first of a trilogy, if so what can we expect from the next movie, standard super-hero stuff?
If so would it have been better to release the 'super-hero action movie' first, then this as a prequel?
Still, Samuel L Jackson rules, Bruce Willis must get sick of being in every one of his co-stars shadows.
I heard that it is the first of a trilogy, if so what can we expect from the next movie, standard super-hero stuff?
If so would it have been better to release the 'super-hero action movie' first, then this as a prequel?
Still, Samuel L Jackson rules, Bruce Willis must get sick of being in every one of his co-stars shadows.
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Saw this last night. Enjoyed it muchly.
I heard that it is the first of a trilogy, if so what can we expect from the next movie, standard super-hero stuff?
If so would it have been better to release the 'super-hero action movie' first, then this as a prequel?
Still, Samuel L Jackson rules, Bruce Willis must get sick of being in every one of his co-stars shadows.
I heard that it is the first of a trilogy, if so what can we expect from the next movie, standard super-hero stuff?
If so would it have been better to release the 'super-hero action movie' first, then this as a prequel?
Still, Samuel L Jackson rules, Bruce Willis must get sick of being in every one of his co-stars shadows.
I went to the cinema to see that and it's not bad but hardly great.
When I saw the trailers i thought he was trying to make another sixth sense with another disburbing twist.It had some fantastic ideas and has one of the most realistic train crashes I've every seen but it's just unbelievable.
When I saw the trailers i thought he was trying to make another sixth sense with another disburbing twist.It had some fantastic ideas and has one of the most realistic train crashes I've every seen but it's just unbelievable.
When is Bruce Willis ever in the shadow of his co-star.
Die Hard - No
Die Hard 2 - No
Die Hard 3 - Perhaps
The Whole Nine Yards - No
Armageddon - No
Sixth Sense - No
:)
Die Hard - No
Die Hard 2 - No
Die Hard 3 - Perhaps
The Whole Nine Yards - No
Armageddon - No
Sixth Sense - No
:)
Ahhh...he was overshadowed in Pulp Fiction.
But then he wasn't over shdowed in Hudson Hawk, Twelve Monkeys, Fifth Element, Striking Distance, Mercury Rising, The Kid or The Siege.
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But then he wasn't over shdowed in Hudson Hawk, Twelve Monkeys, Fifth Element, Striking Distance, Mercury Rising, The Kid or The Siege.
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I'd say in Die Hard 3, Pulp Fiction, and maybe Twelve Monkeys.
And definitely in Unbreakable.
And definitely in Unbreakable.
Unbreakable, excellent film, I say.
The_Vottanator wrote:
> When is Bruce Willis ever in the shadow of his co-star.
Correction
Die Hard
> - Yes
Alan Rickman stole the show with his dodgy accent and even dodgier ways of making'em talk. Great film none the less with that all great line,
'Sir this line is reserved for emergencies only'
'No sugar (different word used in film) lady does it look like I'm ordering a pizza.
As for the topic I did enjoy Unbreakable I first watched it at the flicks and thought great things about it but when watched in the comfort of my own home, I then noticed quite how long and boring it really was. Nothing happened until the last 5 minutes, it was like watching Eastenders 'Who shot Phil' we'd been waiting for all that time then when it finally happened it didn't happen to well.
I was impressed with the ending and I doubt most people would have got it before they saw it, unlike 'The Sixth Sense' when an hour inwards and we all realised.......
> When is Bruce Willis ever in the shadow of his co-star.
Correction
Die Hard
> - Yes
Alan Rickman stole the show with his dodgy accent and even dodgier ways of making'em talk. Great film none the less with that all great line,
'Sir this line is reserved for emergencies only'
'No sugar (different word used in film) lady does it look like I'm ordering a pizza.
As for the topic I did enjoy Unbreakable I first watched it at the flicks and thought great things about it but when watched in the comfort of my own home, I then noticed quite how long and boring it really was. Nothing happened until the last 5 minutes, it was like watching Eastenders 'Who shot Phil' we'd been waiting for all that time then when it finally happened it didn't happen to well.
I was impressed with the ending and I doubt most people would have got it before they saw it, unlike 'The Sixth Sense' when an hour inwards and we all realised.......
No way was he over-shadowed in Die Hard. Alan Rickman was good, but Willis was better. Best line - Yippee Ki Yay. But it is true about Samuel L Jackson overshadowing him. You'd think after Die Hard 3 and Unbreakable, he'd know enough not to do another movie with him.
Yes, I thought it was good too.
The thing is about movies with a twist though, is that you're always left a little dubious about sequels, which often fail to do as well.
Which reminds me, I've yet to see dusk till dawn 2 (or 3) - anyone know if it's worth renting?
The thing is about movies with a twist though, is that you're always left a little dubious about sequels, which often fail to do as well.
Which reminds me, I've yet to see dusk till dawn 2 (or 3) - anyone know if it's worth renting?
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