Can we talk about this film /tv/?
Solid acting from all parties, children included surprisingly. First 30 minutes were shaky comedically but the latter half of the film was very funny. 70s aesthetic came through very well ignoring the last 20 minutes of the film, was pretty comfy. Action was well shot and easy to tell what was happening.
>>71822687
I kept falling asleep. Absolutely hated the story and didn't care about a single character. And no I don't normally watch capeshit
>>71822687
Yeah I enjoyed it. Shame it was a rip from dubai or some shit so all nudity was blurred
>>71822725
This is what happens when you don't pay to see a film. You don't put any effort into it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPyjIou1NKs
>>71822767
I did pay to see it the week it came out you faggot.
>Ryan Gosling
>Russel Crowe
Nope.
>>71822971
>not liking the best birds goose and crowe
>>71822767
retarded logic
>>71822971
>nigger opinion
Nope.
>>71822971
You were hooting and hollering with your homeboys the whole time. I doubt you paid any attention. Shut up.
I hated it. Like really, really hated it. One of my biggest pet peeves in movies is coincidences and as the plot progressed there was one after another. I also felt that the more involved the daughter became in the plot the more annoying she became on screen, culminating in the whole, "If you kill him, i'll never talk to you again..." moment. Schlock, all schlock.
So the kid in the very beginning just so happens to be staring at a picture of Misty the moment her car comes barreling through his home? C'mon. So Gosling accidentally crashes his car to just get back in enough time to stop the bad guy from killing his daughter? Yeah right. And, for that matter, why did Jon Boy hesitate at all in killing Amelia? He had her asleep and completely vulnerable, why throw the kid out the window and go for a gun? Why even talk to the kids at all when you're already in the house and you know you're target is in the next room? They set him up to be this badass assassin the previous scene only for him to be an idiot later on.
Also, I loved the scene towards the beginning where Gosling cuts his hand while trying to break in. Genius, and incredibly funny. But how come later on people are crashing through glass nonstop, him included, and there isn't an ounce of blood? He literally flies through multiple windows towards the end and walks it off like it's nothing.
There were far too many scenes of them stumbling mindlessly upon crucial plot points. Like, they'll be driving around and one of them will say "Stop! What's that?" And it's a billboard of porn producer Sid they're looking for, or it's the exact hotel that Amelia just so happened to be having a meeting in that night. Or Ryan Gosling will fly backwards off a balcony to stumble exactly upon Amelia and a dead body. Or they'll just so happen to find a note corresponding to a car show that very night just in time for them to stop it.
My dad liked it
