How does it compare with the first, Skull Island and The Meg? I guess we could rank them. I kind of forgot how they rank. Maybe...
Emergency! Emergency! Rescue needed to two escaped bazooms in the vicinity of the beach!Since we've been talking "San Andreas", let's make it Alexandra Daddario in the undies!
Bikini scene with her was easily the best part about that movie!
In that list, Meg just gotta be last, IMHO. Bad acting, oh is the acting bad.
Ha. And I thought the acting was far worse in Skull Island, especially the vapid performance by Brie Larson, an otherwise terrific actress. The only good performance in that film is John C Reilly Imo.
Oh gad no, I thought Brie was fine for the role. The female lead in Meg has all the emotional range of a lamp post. The little girl out acts her. Reilly is good in his role.Ha. And I thought the acting was far worse in Skull Island, especially the vapid performance by Brie Larson, an otherwise terrific actress. The only good performance in that film is John C Reilly Imo.
Yeah, the CGI is the star in both those films.I forgot to pay attention to the acting.
Now the funny thing was Sam L. I did pay attention to him being Sam L. Even in Tarzan he was just Sam L, just one step away from Pulp Fiction. lol I love him but I wonder if he has done anything that goes beyond his normal. Kind of like those amazing surprises you see, like Robin Williams in stuff like One Hour Photo. Or even better, Vincent Price in Witchfinder. Sam just needs a son-a-bitch director to bring it out of him.
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park is definitely one of Samuel L.'s more nuanced performances; about as close as he gets to signature Sam is his line, "Hold onto your butts."
I haven't seen that one yet. Is it better than FD5 3D?Finally bought my holy grail from eBay...THE FINAL DESTINATION 4 3D (the real deal), but not at the price on the package. I'm nearing the end of buying 3Drs (389) because I can't think of any I really want, other than what is coming down the line, like SHOGUN WOMEN and THE BUBBLE (Roadshow version) or any others from 3D Archives.
It was hard to tell from the photograph whether it was steelbook, slipcase, etc. Nice find, though.
