Robosharp
Joined Jan 2011
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I got fifty minutes in and couldn't watch anymore. It was simply a waste of time. This was a generic CGI fest that moved at cartoon pace.
There have been so many of these type films in recent times, I've lost count. You would think that cinemagoers would call time on it but apparently not. The youth of today seem to lap this kinda crap up and therefore the movie companies will keep churning them out.
Please Hollywood, please, take a chance on something different. Something original, something with a story. A story that we get lost in, gripped by. Something that leaves you stuck in your seat at the end, too captivated to move. Remember those films? Feels like a long long time ago.
Black Adam is none of the above and quite frankly the contrary. Thought it might at least be funny having the Rock in it - it isn't.
There have been so many of these type films in recent times, I've lost count. You would think that cinemagoers would call time on it but apparently not. The youth of today seem to lap this kinda crap up and therefore the movie companies will keep churning them out.
Please Hollywood, please, take a chance on something different. Something original, something with a story. A story that we get lost in, gripped by. Something that leaves you stuck in your seat at the end, too captivated to move. Remember those films? Feels like a long long time ago.
Black Adam is none of the above and quite frankly the contrary. Thought it might at least be funny having the Rock in it - it isn't.
I'm stunned this one has such positive reviews. There is so much wrong with this episode. My biggest gripe is how professionally 'Threat Level Midnight' is filmed. It's filmed with the same professalism as The Office it's self, like Michael hired NBC to film it. It should have been shoddy, hand cam stuff, which for me would have been a lot funnier.
My other gripe is how all his staff were so on board with the project. They pretty much reject all of Micheals plans in the previous 6 seasons, so I find it hard to believe they would all happily take part in his movie and ridiculous script.
The episode just doesn't fit in the dynamics of the show and for that reason, I think it is the worse one.
My other gripe is how all his staff were so on board with the project. They pretty much reject all of Micheals plans in the previous 6 seasons, so I find it hard to believe they would all happily take part in his movie and ridiculous script.
The episode just doesn't fit in the dynamics of the show and for that reason, I think it is the worse one.
It was a pretty pointless scene. Almost felt wasted. I've not got in to the last two episodes. These scam shenanigans that Saul/Gene are up to, bore me. Just feels to close to the end and they're kinda wasting value plot time in my book. So hope Saul meets up with Jessie in the present and things pick up, then this quality show along with its predecessor, can end in the truly great way it should.
