I found it pretty stressful to watch. So much shouting, so many frustrating decisions.I actually felt a sigh of relief at him being shot.. like finally I could stop holding my breath kind of thing
And a FoH forum membernow u know what its like to be jewish
ITT people thirsting for every movie to be a feel good three act by Spielberg
ITT people thirsting for every movie to be a feel good three act by Spielberg
There was no one to give a shit about and it was predictable, that was my issue, not that it didn't leave me with a warm glow afterwards. I liked the beginning but it soon became clear that Sandler was that degenerate throw away character in every mobster movie; there was no possibility of redemption for him and they made this very obvious. Live or die I just couldn't bring myself to care, I've seen this story one too many times and so it wasn't tragic or suspenseful, it just took two hours.ITT people thirsting for every movie to be a feel good three act by Spielberg
There was no one to give a shit about and it was predictable, that was my issue, not that it didn't leave me with a warm glow afterwards. I liked the beginning but it soon became clear that Sandler was that degenerate throw away character in every mobster movie; there was no possibility of redemption for him and they made this very obvious. Live or die I just couldn't bring myself to care, I've seen this story one too many times and so it wasn't tragic or suspenseful, it just took two hours.
But did Araysar love Ready Player One... The deeper questions.