(Red Band Trailer) Red Band Trailer - Please note adult themed material.
First and foremost, this trailer came out of nowhere. Secondly, this trailer bangs! Or slaps! Whatever word you want to associate with something that tickles your pickle and you really enjoyed it, because this here, is that trailer. The first Suicide Squad movie was passable, but only just. I had a good time with it but I had to forgive a lot of things I just didn't like. This trailer looks like I'm just going to like every moment of the movie because James Gunn IS a very good director!
We get a bit of the story this time around, Project Starfish and the crew that will be accompanying Bloodsport, a man who took down Superman. I mean, what? A bunch of villains together trying to save the world? I'm not sure how they will explain the absence of superheroes especially as you have a Shazam, a Superman, a Batman, a Wonder Woman or Aquaman, so on and so forth, but judging by how good this looks, I'm down for these guys to do the mission by themselves. Not to mention, a bunch of them are dying in this movie...don't get too attached.
Directed by James Gunn and starring Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, John Cena, Joel Kinnaman, Sylvester Stallone, Viola Davis, Jai Courtney and Peter Capaldi
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Tuesday, 22 June 2021
(trailer review) - The Suicide Squad
Monday, 21 June 2021
(trailer review) - Snake Eyes
At the end of the trailer, it says Snake Eyes and in very small it says G.I. Joe Origins. I guess that is a way to tell people that this is part of the G.I. Joe franchise so people won't be confused. However, I'm not even sure if that is a good thing! Could Snake Eyes make that money without it being "linked" to the G.I Joe series which has been for the most part, pants!? I guess we will never know now, but Bumblebee was a great film, but because it wasn't titled Transformers: Bumblebee, there is an argument to be made that, the movie just was not recognised and people didn't know what it was so they never saw it. It's a tough one because everyone remembers X-Men Origins: Wolverine, but then, don't we just want to see ninja's fight? Sometimes the trailer sells itself, no?
With that said, this trailer has definitely sold me. A man with no real family working at a fish factory saves a fellow worker/friend and is taken away to have a new life, trained and to become a ninja. Doesn't everyone want to be a ninja? It kind of write itself, no? I'm getting a little bit of John Wick 3 vibes from this and I love it. Those motorcycle chase scenes look great. I'm not sure if it could beat motorcyles and a horse chase but we will see.
Directed by Robert Schwentke and starring Henry Golding, Andrew Koji, Úrsula Corberó, Samara Weaving, Haruka Abe, Takehiro Hira & Iko Uwais
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Thursday, 17 June 2021
(film review) - The Hitman's wife's Bodyguard
I'm going to start off with...maybe I should have re-watched the first one before watching this. Although I remember the first one, very vaguely, I remembered it was funny in places and it was simply Ryan Reynolds doing Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson doing Samuel L. Jackson with a lot of craziness involved and guns.
In this case, the sequel, this is more of the same but, I'm not sure if it was the drink, tiredness or straight delirium, but this movie had me laughing sooo hard, I was streaming tears and struggling to breathe. It actually took me out of the film for possibly 5 minutes because I was trying to catch my breath back and stop crying! #Sigh #Goodtimes
Michael Bryce is a Bodyguard, or in this case, a former bodyguard. Traumatised and suffering from PTSD, he wants out of the life and wants to make peace with it. However, whilst trying to get away from it all and trying to get some peace and relaxation, Sonia Kincaid finds him and drags him back into the fold of being a Bodyguard for her whilst she has her own mission. The problem is, Michael is on a sabbatical from guns and firearms and wants nothing to do with it all, but when Interpol show up demanding help to thwart a terrorist mastermind named Aristotle Papadopoulos, Bryce must find a way to carry out the mission and get back into bodyguarding, the very thing he has been trying to get away from.
This film is funny! Whilst there might be some over the top moments, some dark humour, the action comedy doesn't get any more action comedy than this. There was a scene where a car blows up (it's an action film, this can't be a spoiler), and the first thing I thought was, "Ok, that was excessive...Michael Bay would have loved that" But that's just it, the film has excessive moments a plenty, but teeters on the end of anything in the recent Fast and Furious movies. This movie does everything to push Michael Bryce, especially as he doesn't want to be a bodyguard, so essentially what the life of bodyguarding is like and pairs him up with two impossible people he shouldn't be around.
There is a scene later in the movie that straight killed me in the cinema and I can't say too much as I could give away the scene but it was comedic genius. Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds destroyed the scene as the acting was perfect especially coming from their characters. Selma was also masterful as she was straight fowl-mouthed and everything you may vaguely remember from the first movie, but more. Antonio was great as essentially a Bond villain and he also played his part well, but a special shout out goes to, Frank Grillo, Richard E. Grant and Tom Hooper, as Frank was good, Richard was great and Tom was just excellent. I'm enjoying seeing more of Tom in films as I remember him from Game of Thrones as Dickkon, but more recently as Luther in Umbrella Academy. Put him in the MCU so we have more 'T' 'H' 's to rival the many Chris'.
You do not necessarily need to see the first movie to watch this one as it pretty much stands by itself and the movie has some soft character building moments too, but all in all, this was definitely worth the watch as I had soo much fun with this! I hope they do another.
In this case, the sequel, this is more of the same but, I'm not sure if it was the drink, tiredness or straight delirium, but this movie had me laughing sooo hard, I was streaming tears and struggling to breathe. It actually took me out of the film for possibly 5 minutes because I was trying to catch my breath back and stop crying! #Sigh #Goodtimes
Michael Bryce is a Bodyguard, or in this case, a former bodyguard. Traumatised and suffering from PTSD, he wants out of the life and wants to make peace with it. However, whilst trying to get away from it all and trying to get some peace and relaxation, Sonia Kincaid finds him and drags him back into the fold of being a Bodyguard for her whilst she has her own mission. The problem is, Michael is on a sabbatical from guns and firearms and wants nothing to do with it all, but when Interpol show up demanding help to thwart a terrorist mastermind named Aristotle Papadopoulos, Bryce must find a way to carry out the mission and get back into bodyguarding, the very thing he has been trying to get away from.
This film is funny! Whilst there might be some over the top moments, some dark humour, the action comedy doesn't get any more action comedy than this. There was a scene where a car blows up (it's an action film, this can't be a spoiler), and the first thing I thought was, "Ok, that was excessive...Michael Bay would have loved that" But that's just it, the film has excessive moments a plenty, but teeters on the end of anything in the recent Fast and Furious movies. This movie does everything to push Michael Bryce, especially as he doesn't want to be a bodyguard, so essentially what the life of bodyguarding is like and pairs him up with two impossible people he shouldn't be around.
There is a scene later in the movie that straight killed me in the cinema and I can't say too much as I could give away the scene but it was comedic genius. Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds destroyed the scene as the acting was perfect especially coming from their characters. Selma was also masterful as she was straight fowl-mouthed and everything you may vaguely remember from the first movie, but more. Antonio was great as essentially a Bond villain and he also played his part well, but a special shout out goes to, Frank Grillo, Richard E. Grant and Tom Hooper, as Frank was good, Richard was great and Tom was just excellent. I'm enjoying seeing more of Tom in films as I remember him from Game of Thrones as Dickkon, but more recently as Luther in Umbrella Academy. Put him in the MCU so we have more 'T' 'H' 's to rival the many Chris'.
You do not necessarily need to see the first movie to watch this one as it pretty much stands by itself and the movie has some soft character building moments too, but all in all, this was definitely worth the watch as I had soo much fun with this! I hope they do another.
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