Hey Jeremy, don't know if you've heard or seen anything but I highly recommend POSSESSOR by Brandon Cronenberg (yes, son of the legendary David Cronenberg. and holding up the mantle quite well I'd say.) Anyways, don't know if you'll get this but maybe some audience members can enjoy this science fiction horror thriller :D Cheers!
Considering this is the same guy who wrote the John Wick films. Is it too soon to expect a crossover universe of Wick/Nobody in the near future? Two middle-aged badasses against the Russian Mob. You can’t complain about that.
Yeah, they're really promoting the middle aged angry guy who punches Russians genre. But this movie was a bit more contemplative, with some of that bored suburban worker bee angst ine finds in stuff like American Psycho and Falling Down. I really like the running gag where the movie pauses for the protagonist to go on an exposition dump, just for the person listening to die on him. Very groovy flick.
I think Zemo didn't actually believe Steve Roger was incorruptible... but rather, he was trying to... entice Bucky & Falcon to his way of thinking, to humanize himself. Mind games.
I was so on board for this movie, but it just didn't work. I love the premise, I love Bob Odenkirk, but there was just something missing to bring all the pieces together.
Loved Nobody it was freaking awesome especially Doc Brown moein dudes down with shotguns so satisfying 🤘 jeremy I love the scenes hutch is telling his story to people how are half dead and about to die at any second and after he's done talking there dead 🤣 It reminded me of the airplane gag i wonder if it was a reference such funny scenes 🤣
I saw it in a theater when it came out, several weeks ago. It's really good. I don't think it was so much he needed to remember how to kick ass I believe it was more of a pain for pleasure kind of thing. He likes being hit. That's how I took it at least.
Watching again right now on cable. I still have the same strong emotion. The horror, the fear, I'm right there with everyone. James Cameron did it with this. It's amazing! Cried like heck the first time and cried again...I'm always right there with all the emotions. People died in so many different ways. It's still such a compelling story and so sad. Billy Zane, fine af, but a horrible human in this so I couldn't see his looks. Kate Winslet is so so pretty in this. I much prefer her hair red than blonde.
Bram Stoker's version is my number 1 favorite vampire movie! The second being a tie between Fright Night 1 & 2, and the third being Dracula 2000! What ties them all together for me is the romance in them. But out of all of them Bram Stoker's does it best! Especially that one scene where Vlad has his chance to turn Mina but doesn't at first because he doesn't want to basically damn her soul for eternity BECAUSE he loves her so much 😍🤗! And that takes serious strength to refuse to do that to her 😊. The soundtrack also plays a huge role in this movie too, even bought the soundtrack myself because the music was awesome!
many people say its similar to equalizer and yes john wick comparison not as good as that, to be honest, i would say its die hard, being a family man and all, but i thought the movie would have been great, if they established more of the world around him, but its great visuals and the fight scenes are great, just the story was to fast, but im down to see more sequels, basically die hard family man movie, nothing different but a good movie we got somewhat.
Here I am, just coming into realization....that Jeremy doesn't do the punch at the end anymore. At least not since the Godzilla vs. Kong Trailer. Huh...didn't know I'd miss it so much.
Back during Breaking Bad days, when Bob was saying how much he loved being uncomfortable, on the ground, either spitting sand that gusting wind was blowing into his face on a freezing night for his big introduction scene, or being beat up in his office, and really just relishing the gritty side of filmmaking, I had no idea he was gonna wanna take it this far, and over a decade later, hahaha!
