Trainspotting 2 was an absolute joyride for me. And just with the original, this one brings out different reactions from folks depending on their age, with the events resonating most with those who were living the events portrayed in the '96 original, not giving a damn about the future and living in the moment. And there was Renton's updated "Choose Life" speech. Hearing what he said hit me as hard as a freight train. So many missed opportunities, mistakes, taking things for granted. To only jump in a time machine and fix them. The characters no longer have the fleeting nature of youth, just only trying to survive the day to day tribulations while haunted by the ghosts. All in all, a superb film.

I like Dad's Army

Locke also feature Tom Holland, who is Spider-man

This is Deadpool and Venom when they are getting alone

Both actors who soon played superhero character is Deadpool and Venom

I don't get why people get mad because they essentially "rotoscoped" The skill it took to get the van Gogh look is still impressive and the skill to paint in general

The film was so cringy predictable and absurd but i actually liked it 😅😂 i actually randomly laughed alot at how preposterous it was then found out it was based on a true story lol

Disagree. Feel as though your heart has been given away. I don't think this movie thinks it's smart or particularly funny. We don't have to paint in pure colors.

Love the reviews! Hope all is well…

I really like the book, and I have never seen this film. But from what I gather this movie bares almost no resemblance to the novel other than the title and the lead charactwr having Tourette's syndrome. It's odd: apparently Ed Norton loved the novel so much that he bought the rights to the adaptation. And then created a movie that isn't like the book at all.

Dude WTF 😢

So. I’m guessing you’re one of those reviewers that simply enjoys trashing movies or art. Let’s discuss the whole “plane thing”. That actually happened😂 Dick Best was known for doing such actions were he would kill the fuel, or the engine altogether and land the plane. Pilots still do these actions today to practice. And judging by your review, you only watched the trailer. Doolittle got over 15 minutes of screen time. From taking off the USS Hornet, to bombing Tokyo, to ditching in China. Surviving the ditching, meeting up with a local Chinese militia group before seeking safety. It also discusses that these militia groups helped recover the other 79 raiders. Apparently you missed almost all of that. You also missed the whole point: the point was to show what caused Midway. And they showed the corresponding events that led both parties to midway. Without the Doolittle raid, you would be left wondering why the Japanese would send a massive naval force with little landing forces to attack an island. What sense does that make. Pearl Harbor is necessary to show why the characters were chosen. Who is the intel folks, well now we know. Why is Nimitz in charge and not Kimmel? Now we know. All these events are necessary to show why midway happened the way it did. Anyone with Grade 1 level history would be able to figure that out. But some folks would rather back up and shit on anything they can. Midway 2019 was about as good of a history movie for naval action as it’s ever going to get. They built a 1:25 scale replica of the USS Enterprise to shoot on. They can’t build all the ships. Or production would be in the trillions. I think your level of common sense and practicality leaves a fuck ton to be desired and your level of grasping rudimentary level concepts is entirely absent.

Your review is spot on!!

The first one kinda made me feel depressed because I kind of feel like that I was there

I actually enjoyed this movie. It's not the best movie ever but it's still fun.

Just finshed it, don't like it. The writers are trying to do a lot of things and half ass'ing all of it

Okk 8 years later I watched the movie for the first time to today lmao Ngl I liked this film it was cute😭😭😭 but I can understand your message exactly what where there trying to make this film about…lol like yeah are problems with nature vs society but also I think they try to Disney this film to but also with the charming romantic man Christy…agian some things felt random but I understand what they were doing and being able to film the movie on the other side of the world I can understand its raw point it made at the end…

I didn't know it was Nicole Kidman ...strange

I couldn’t get into this but I’m going to give it another try. I’ve watched all of the Viking & medieval shows on Netflix and I went into this movie expecting a good storyline, a lot of action and amazing war scenes. I literally keep falling asleep every time I turn it on but I’m going to give it real try. Thanks for the review! 💕

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i liked this movie. better than most of the 💩 hollywood has been pushing out in the last decade. yes, the pace is slow, but i don't mind. the characters and writing were interesting enough during the slow moments. i yearn for good dialogue and plot twists over action, so i give this movie a 7/10.

Awesome movie. Its an adventure story. Very cool concept.

I just rewatched it for the first time since it came out and surprisingly really enjoyed it the second time! I remember being super confused and disappointed with the direction it took as the trailer had sold me on a very different movie. I only planned to watch the first half again but ended up really drawn in and was able to read into more of the nuances the second time. I found the juxtaposition of the American over consumption along side the poor people who do all the hard jobs really interesting. The cult part at the end made a lot more sense to me the second time too. A second watch made me completely change my mind on this film :)

What lack of chemistry?? They married 😂

One of the most powerful movies I've seen. The potential for healing the human spirit and body is stunning. Thank you for reviewing.

I really loved this film! Interesting info on the commentary - thanks for referencing that. I can't square the details you give of the commentary with the film though. To me, the film was clearly about the hypocrisy of Christianity (& perhaps all organised religions). One Eye is clearly Odin, and the violence of the Christians exposes their inherent contradiction.

spoiler ahead: one eye is unstoppable force. he kills everyone, who has go in fight with him. so at the end he gives up and die but in the same scene he has left the world, when he has finished his stone-tower. what do u think? was this odin on a journey?

Not knowing or caring about norse sagas and wanting to do a viking space film sounds like a ver Winding Refn thing to say...

He’s fine guys, guess he just quit

The main characters is what i come for. I never thought too much about the writing. its a dope movie if you not writing a review about it.

The baby is robert pattinson's real life goddaughter

She had a very yellow/orange tint to her skin in the older version. Was this supposed to hint at her alcoholism causing her to be jaundiced and aware she was headed towards a timely death?

WOW, I can't believe like this It is super horrible! It was another preachy movie from Hollywood. It was not funny at all. If you like the preachy speeches at the Oscars or the Golden Globes and you hate yourself you might like Downsizing.

I just watched it the other day for the first time. I knew absolutely nothing about it at all, zilch, so it was just payoff after payoff for me. Fantastic movie. Best I've seen in a long time.

This movie is based on some ancient Greek story so it MUST be profound. What BS. It's a lame movie for college graduates who want to be sophisticated.

Branagh just butchered the character of Poirot and doesn’t even understand his introspective nature. This version had no consistency and it’s just a woke money grab made by an egotistical narcissist. However my favourite version is the 2010 version because it’s very engaging and truer to the story and the ending is very powerful.

I haven't watched this movie since it came out, and it's always stuck out in my mind. The reason being, it's one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Almost nothing happens over the course of the whole movie, and it's only redeeming quality is that it's got some good cinematography. But beyond that, good God this movie is boring. It's only an hour and a half long, but you quite literally spend upwards of thirty minutes watching the cast sit around on a boat and then aimlessly walk around in a forest. They barely say a word to each other the whole time. Awful movie.

Great idea for a movie, then it goes nowhere. Bland, boring, sad. The movie never decided what it wanted to tell us.

There were so many things in this movie that just made zero sense and were so imlausible. I get it..its an action/thriller type movie but still. i expected alot better with that cast. I actually like the main actor but this is was not a great performance from anyone. the main villian was beyond plain but he also has no repercussions for threatening this mans wife and daughter. like he was just forgotten about.

Fantastic movie. It's not a Spielberg so if that's the over romanticized movie you're looking for then give this a miss. This raw and dark, doesn't attempt to fully develop the characters and the plot, leaving a lot to the view to fill in. It's much much much better than anything Hollywood can produce. Very highly recommended!!!!

Mankind should be more compashionate to dogs than than mankind. Man"kind" doesn't deserve compassion. Canines do.

they did this because the end of the world was coming. methane gases in the northpole ice? did you miss that entire subplot? its an end of the world movie

Just stumbled on this video. Villeneuve is a home town boy for me. I can't even imagine not knowing about Arrival and Dune as you are in the past! 😂Kudos

The monster that looks like Groot

He's right. He has no idea of Norse history.

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This movie was total shit...

I really enjoyed this film. I don't think every film needs to answer everything and tie up every loose end. I found the impact of it's big statements fun anyway, and it gave me tons to think about for hours after watching it. I totally loved most of the performances, and I really feel in love with the love story and the final message about acts of kindness in an apparently irredeemable world.

Will you ever review Pink Floyd’s the Wall

Hey um i have to warn you especially since i see that you had reviewed the knockoff lego movie as in the playmobil movie, recently the owners of the playmobil had falsely copyright striked a channel by the name of musical hell over there review of the playmobil movie they even went as far as to falsely strike them down on vimeo and even got their account on vimeo takedown as well im not joking this actually happened