Can I give SNATCH a nomination?
Snatch is considered a 'bad' movie in your world?
Snatch is considered a 'bad' movie in your world?
I can think of some Guy Richie movies that are turkeys like Swept Away (2002) with then wife Madonna and to a certain extent RocknRolla (2008) where his Lock, Stock / Snatch / Revolver "gangster" genre broke down (mostly because of bad casting) but Snatch is NOT one of them ![]()
Snatch is considered a 'bad' movie in your world?
I can think of some Guy Richie movies that are turkeys like Swept Away (2002) with then wife Madonna and to a certain extent RocknRolla (2008) where his Lock, Stock / Snatch / Revolver "gangster" genre broke down (mostly because of bad casting) but Snatch is NOT one of them ![]()
Next of Kin -- Rednecks vs. Mobsters. So bad it's good.
Under Siege 2 -- It's bad, but I still will watch it for some reason.
I come in peace -- Oh man. Space men using humans for drug harvesting.
Next of Kin -- Rednecks vs. Mobsters. So bad it's good.
Under Siege 2 -- It's bad, but I still will watch it for some reason.
I come in peace -- Oh man. Space men using humans for drug harvesting.
Horrible acting, horrible plot...and I watch it everytime it's on.
Horrible acting, horrible plot...and I watch it everytime it's on.
the three Taylor Kitsch movies John Carter (2012), Battleship (2012) and Savages (2012) are pretty much rated as "stinkers" BUT as a Navy vet I'm addicted to the scenes in Battleship of the fight between the alien "sea machine" and the Battleship Missouri with the "old salt's" crewing the "Mighty Mo". looked like those old vets had a lot of fun filming those scenes. also real life double amputee Army Colonel Gregory D. Gadson, who is still on active duty as director of the U.S. Army Fort Belvoir Garrison, as the character of Lieutenant Colonel Mick Canales is one of the more "inspiring heroes" in recent films
Savages had two excellent murdering villains with Benicio del Toro as "Lado" and Salma Hayek as "Elena" and had some very good action scenes with oodles of ordnance and "stuff that goes boom". does drag in spots and has a really goofy ending BUT didn't think it was THAT bad for a "war between drug gangs" movie
the three Taylor Kitsch movies John Carter (2012), Battleship (2012) and Savages (2012) are pretty much rated as "stinkers" BUT as a Navy vet I'm addicted to the scenes in Battleship of the fight between the alien "sea machine" and the Battleship Missouri with the "old salt's" crewing the "Mighty Mo". looked like those old vets had a lot of fun filming those scenes. also real life double amputee Army Colonel Gregory D. Gadson, who is still on active duty as director of the U.S. Army Fort Belvoir Garrison, as the character of Lieutenant Colonel Mick Canales is one of the more "inspiring heroes" in recent films
Savages had two excellent murdering villains with Benicio del Toro as "Lado" and Salma Hayek as "Elena" and had some very good action scenes with oodles of ordnance and "stuff that goes boom". does drag in spots and has a really goofy ending BUT didn't think it was THAT bad for a "war between drug gangs" movie
They filmed that outside my home city. My buddy has a line in it, he says "You need to bounce" or some s h i t.
The writers make the white boyz drive all the way to Chicago to buy an 8ball. lol.
They filmed that outside my home city. My buddy has a line in it, he says "You need to bounce" or some s h i t.
The writers make the white boyz drive all the way to Chicago to buy an 8ball. lol.
