The same could be said of Stallone, Arnie, Kurt Russell, etc from the 80s and 90s but being one trick ponies that didn't stop them from making entertaining popcorn action movies. That's true of The Rock also. Though, I do think his earlier stuff is better. The Rundown is an excellent action comedy which is a difficult genre to get right (the first Beverly Hills Cop is another great example).

Are you a Ridley Scott fan boy?

it doesn't need a remake its abit disrespect to the creator please just watch the og one that movie is lighting is a bottle

Good writing, original Bad writing, sequel.

You lost me in the first couple of minutes. "Some people wanted to see something as good as the first one." Well.. yeah, obviously. That's what you get when you make a part two. The sets looked great by the way, but it didn't even look better then the movie from the year 2000. So no objective improvement in 24 years. And those cg animals looked terrible. By the way, just a tip. Watch your own video and look at what you're doing with your hands.

Millie Bobby Brown

Agreed! He’s a great voice actor but I did really like him in the jumanji movies

You should take your own advice

I agree

Only snowflake kids were scared lol I was watching nightmare on elm street like it was nothing when I was 5

It’s not technically a prequel because it’s not canon to the original story. It’s basically a fan fiction retelling of Wizard of Oz - with a new story in the world of the book. That said it’s technically a prequel in the sense of how the story is told. So I get what he’s trying to say. Yes the retelling takes place before the events of Wizard of Oz.

My wife found an adult size Deadpool pajama onesie at TJ Maxx last month and bought it for me.

I hate the movies

Love venom (the character) not a big fan of the movie direction. Its corny comedy and venom just doesn’t work without spider-man. He doesn’t have the darkness of venom or the “threat” that he poses. Just lame.

Leather Face and 1974 - 2014 vs A.J Williams and 1982 - 2022 and Charles Lee Ray and 1988 - 2028

Wes Cravens A Nightmare On Elm Street and 1984 and 1985 and 1987 and 1988 and 1989 and 1991

Sean Cunninghams Friday The 13th and 1980 and 1981 and 1982 and 1984 and 1985 and 1986

John Carpenters Halloween and 1978 and 1981 and 1982 and 1988 and 1989 and 1995

Days of wonderful Movies. Yesteryears of vanished human Art.

How does this video have only 79 likes? The questions were smart and not the same we hear over and over

Why didn’t they drink water to cut down the insulin production in the body.

the real last time robert did makeup was when he made an apperance on "The Goldbergs" w/momma goldberg she calld him "Candleface"...

I love them! I wish Freddy would come back for the final movie.

Robert said there's nothing that isn't in the movie that they didn't shoot and I'm afraid that's just not true. There's SO much footage of Freddy that got cut out of the final version of the movie. A bunch of these outtakes can be found on the Elite laserdisc release from 1994 (and haven't been seen since then). A lot of those outtakes can be found on the Infinifilm DVD release. But he absolutely shot a lot of material that just isn't in the movie. And I'm not talking about extended stuff of scenes already there (like, say, him cackling "Look! All better for me... but not for you!" after cutting his fingers off and them immediately growing back), but like things that I still have no idea where they went in the movie.

They still look great ❤

I've been waiting for you to review this. I'm taking my grandkids to see it today. they're out of school, and I hope the theater isn't super super crowded😂

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Supertastic lad magic interview 😮

Great interview . How did you manage to get it ?

Quaid.... Breaking Away. See it

I loved The Substance. If you like weird, uncomfortable but creative body horror... You should go see the movie. The message of the movie might also be important to some people.

I have no decent movie theather in my town, so I'm waiting to see it online. Very curious and excited for that one! Love you review!

Since when is he underrated? Everyone likes that dude’s acting

I wood have never

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The review I was looking for! Thanks so much! ❤

Love your podcast!

That's cause everyone today are sissys

Loved your content, it's awesome and captivating , Would you love some recommendations and suggestions to improve.

This guy would be excellent at cinema sins. ( Ding)

You went from 6 to 4 lol! I agree though with your thoughts on movies

For me the ending was too contrived.

I am subscribed to a lot of movie reviewers. This is a fresh take. I like the idea of viewing MNS movies as taking place in their own universe. Nice job.

6:20 Not that it helps the overall logic of the movie, but there is a brief line where Cooper’s daughter says she’s so glad Lady Raven added the third show when the night shows sold out. Love the podcast! Listen every week!

Wait, only 50 times? *Amateur!*

great critique, makes me even more hyped to check it out

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I've seen "Twister" 56 times. Great relaxing movie!

Great interview. Kudos, also, to Jan Du Bont for the generosity and respect to fans shown by his participation in this wonderful chat. Seems like a genuinely classy and humble artist.

My (as of today) 11 year old autistic son absolutely loves all of the Despicable Me and Minions movies. We saw #4 last week and loved it as well. Seeing his enjoyment makes it even better for me. He gives it a 5 out of 5 Mega Minions. I hope they continue making these movies for a long time. The parodies and overall comedy will keep them going. Thanks for the review, Mike!