Prob bout 10 minsThe only thing that would make me watch this is that some was filmed in Edinburgh. Just not sure how much was though ?
So, the thread should just be full of people saying "I'm going to watch it" and "me too"?Why do people feel the need to come on threads about films they’re never going to watch, to tell the people who will watch it that they won’t be watching it.
It’s all a bit sad really.
So, the thread should just be full of people saying "I'm going to watch it" and "me too"?
Tom wrote a good Review, and based on his review I for instance have decided not to watch it and have commented as such. The comment section is for comments, I believe.
Too bad then, Fast 5 is excellentI am pleased to report I have never seen any of these movies, and the more they make the less I want to.
Brave words indeed, although in this household there are only x3 Indys with the next one currently being filmed! (I’m in complete denial!).I'd watch Indy 4 over this dreck (and any of its predecessors) any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
I watched through to 7, as well as hobbs and shaw, my negatives are around the increasingly ridiculous driving stunts its no Ronin.If you're one of the many people who have discounted the franchise based on its first entries, I highly recommend jumping in to Fast5 and Furious6. Two incredibly fun, OTT, well constructed and enjoyably self aware action movies.
Since Fast5 they have had more in common with Mission: Impossible than with the first 3 movies, a fact that even the characters on screen comment on. A surprisingly intelligent thread through the sequels 5-9 is thier commentary on both action movies in general and how unfeasible and ludicrous (Ludacris?) the events of their own movies are.
Not saying for one second they're a work of genius but a little critical reappraisal is certainly due from those who quite rightly tapped out around 2Fast or Tokyo Drift.
Prob bout 10 mins