Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, and Charlie Day are a dream comedic trio cast. Colin Farrell delivers the biggest laughs, and this was super unexpected from Jennifer Aniston at the time.
Even though it does give me a lot of laugh out loud moments, they aren't especially memorable. It has only been 24 hours, and it's already fading.
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I liked bits and pieces of it. Some great gags and some amazing talent on display, as well a lots of attractive women’s legs. LOL, but a bit long. Song and dance routines made it feel more like a variety show rather than a movie.
This… this isn’t very good.
No one, especially Robbins, seems invested in what they are doing.
Also, the music is terrible!
I liked everything with the five people going through the rooms, but honestly it's just so hard to keep track of this narrative with all the flashbacks and how all the movies occur semi-simultaneously. It's so confusing.
Blink Twice reminded me a lot of Get Out, and the shot with the fire was very reminiscent of Ready or Not. I love both of those so I don't mind. It just sort of blocked me from loving this because that spot in my heart is already taken.
It's a solid directorial debut for Zoe Kravitz, who was also co-writer. I appreciate that they were mindful of not being gratuitous. I love the cast. It's an unexpected combination of familiar faces. I wish the pacing had been a bit shifted. The build-up didn't feel too long until the climax moved so quickly, and then it felt off imbalanced. Not a dealbrraker.
I saw this on TV so many times as a kid that the F-bomb still startles me.
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The only thing that could make Clueless better would be bloopers during the end credits
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A VERY well written story and very well acted.
Sorry I didn’t see this a lot sooner.
Not as enthralling as the first one, but still interesting and worthy of discussion.
It's wild that a TV show version of this on Peacock so many years later is better than the movie.
I'm pretty mixed on this overall. I love everything with Patrick Warburton and Matt Walsh. I like Giovanni Ribisi, but I don't think the kidnapping plot really adds anything here. So much time passes between their first interaction and the kidnapping that it just feels shoehorned in. I still laugh sometimes though, so I guess I land on the positive side of mixed.
Just like how magic tricks are obvious when you know how they're done, the twists in The Prestige are so obvious during the rewatch. It just makes the movie better when you see how easily you were misdirected the first time around.
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