I went to see The Revenant today with Ze. I’m not sure what
I was expecting, as the name didn't give much away to me. I did know there was
a crazy bear attack scene, that Leonardo was in it, and it won some academy
awards.
I found it a little hard to tell who were the good guys and
bad guys, and who were the good Indians and bad Indians, but otherwise the
survival and revenge plot was easy to follow, but not exactly believable.
While watching the movie, I couldn’t help but think that
only a couple of hundred years ago, this is what men were like in the wild
west, and for a lot of us today, these are our ancestors.
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It’s been a long while since I’ve purchased popcorn at a
theater and was shocked by the price. It cost us $29.50 for 2 medium popcorns
and 2 medium Cokes. That's just not right.
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I also rented Spotlight for $4.99 at iTunes last week, and
watched it on my smart TV. After hearing an excellent podcast review of the movie,
I was really looking forward to seeing it, but was hugely disappointed.
While I thought that the story was good and an important story to tell, I didn't get much more from the movie version, than I did the podcast review.
While I thought that the story was good and an important story to tell, I didn't get much more from the movie version, than I did the podcast review.
But mostly I found it very hard to watch Mark Ruffalo, and I actually
had to take a long break before finishing it. There were so many scenes where
his twitching and overacting were actually starting to annoy me.
Funny thing was, I want on to Google afterwards to see if
other people were having this sickening reaction to Mark Ruffalo, only to find that he won an academy award
for the part. Go figure.
The moral of this post is that you should never take movie
advice from me.
Later,
Steve
Steve
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