Yeah, if the point was about prequels and not just about another movie, then yeah, I agree. A sequel would be better.
I'm betting the movie's about filming the moon landing just in case the real mission failed, but the real mission ends up being successful. I just don't see a big budget film in Hollywood being greenlit about the moon landing being faked. I have no opinion, knowledge, or interest in the moon landing either way. I grew up reading about intergalactic space battles and NASA and reality has never been able to compete with that.
NASA has actually defended Earth from multiple alien invasions. The government likes to keep that on the down-low, but I saw a post on Facebook that explained the whole thing.
Knowing the NASA did it for real with the technology they had back then is more mind-blowing to me than any sci-fi. But I have to admit I'm somewhat of a geek.
Star Wars episode 4 took place long, long ago. The technology they had back then is way more mind-blowing. They had a death star vaporizing planets. Decades before that, a mostly-robot general with a name way cooler than Armstrong was able to double dual-wield lightsabers.Knowing the NASA did it for real with the technology they had back then is more mind-blowing to me than any sci-fi. But I have to admit I'm somewhat of a geek.
Edited since the first episode is 4 not 1.
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Phew. I initially thought I read Free Guy. I also want to see Fall Guy. It looks fun.
The ending with that amazing gun fight too. I haven't seen this movie nearly as many times as you have, but for the respective leads, I've seen Cool Hand Luke and Three Nights of the Condor about a dozen times each. If you haven't, I'm almost certain you'll love both.
I think I kept hearing about it in pop-culture references. I never know if it’s a western, and those two are a pair of bank robbers like bonnie and clyde. Or if they’re in it’s a western and those are a whiteman and an native american.
I rewatched Valhalla Rising, which I kind of forgot completely. It’s enjoyable and looks great, but it is also kind of hyper-realistic in that it doesn’t have any grand plot. Moreso what would most probably happen with a band of christian wanderers and a viking exile.
Will probably keep at this setting until Hellblade releases.
I watched Three Days of the Condor after seeing it recommended by the creator of Mr. Robot. Excellent spy film. And rarely one that doesn’t glorify these spy agencies.
I haven't seen this, and it sounds great. Thanks for the rec.
As for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, yeah, that's a bona fide classic. First saw it when I was very young (late 70s?) when my father borrowed a projector from work and we watched it on a portable screen.
I watched the comedy roast of Tom Brady on Netflix. Eh...it's ok I guess. I'm a fan of Brady, but the roast is way too long, and a lot of the speakers were people who aren't very good at comedy. Also, some of them went on for much too long. The entire thing clocks in at 3 hours, and I feel like it should have been 2 at the most.
It is a very good movie and leans towards being more realistic in a lot of ways but it is also slow pace for those who want action rather than pay attention to details.
The reviews have been generally very positive.
Idk.. Amazon really likes their revenue so I doubt we'll be waiting that long.