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Rambo: Last Blood (2019, Adrian Grunberg)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Sep 22, 2019
Sitting and reflecting on Rambo: Last Blood and the franchise’s thirty-seven year legacy, the best idea of the fixing the film is probably just to have Sylvester Stallone do a bunch of shots training horses. He seems really good with them. And he doesn’t seem really good at anything in Last Blood. read more
Rambo: Last Blood (2019, Adrian Grunberg)
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 22, 2019
Sitting and reflecting on Rambo: Last Blood and the franchise’s thirty-seven year legacy, the best idea of the fixing the film is probably just to have Sylvester Stallone do a bunch of shots training horses. He seems really good with them. And he doesn’t seem really good at anything in Last Blood. read more
Rambo: Last Blood (2019, Adrian Grunberg)
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 22, 2019
Sitting and reflecting on Rambo: Last Blood and the franchise’s thirty-seven year legacy, the best idea of the fixing the film is probably just to have Sylvester Stallone do a bunch of shots training horses. He seems really good with them. And he doesn’t seem really good at anything in Last Blood. read more
Logan’s Run (1976, Michael Anderson)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Sep 21, 2019
I wouldn’t say everyone does their best in Logan’s Run, but everyone does try. Farrah Fawcett does try in her scenes. You can see she’s trying. And for some reason director Anderson wants to make it painfully clear no matter how hard she tries, Fawcett’s going to be terrible. But at least Fawcett’s read more
Logan’s Run (1976, Michael Anderson)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Sep 21, 2019
I wouldn’t say everyone does their best in Logan’s Run, but everyone does try. Farrah Fawcett does try in her scenes. You can see she’s trying. And for some reason director Anderson wants to make it painfully clear no matter how hard she tries, Fawcett’s going to be terrible. But at least Fawcett’s read more
Logan’s Run (1976, Michael Anderson)
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 21, 2019
I wouldn’t say everyone does their best in Logan’s Run, but everyone does try. Farrah Fawcett does try in her scenes. You can see she’s trying. And for some reason director Anderson wants to make it painfully clear no matter how hard she tries, Fawcett’s going to be terrible. But at least Fawcett’s read more
Logan’s Run (1976, Michael Anderson)
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 21, 2019
I wouldn’t say everyone does their best in Logan’s Run, but everyone does try. Farrah Fawcett does try in her scenes. You can see she’s trying. And for some reason director Anderson wants to make it painfully clear no matter how hard she tries, Fawcett’s going to be terrible. But at least Fawcett’s read more
So Much
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 21, 2019
I’m taking weekends off from Comics Fondle and Visual Reflux. VR is a little more graphics intensive than anything else I do and CF is going to get about as much as it, though in different ways… awesome new phone camera(s) means being able to do nicer images for posts. One of the reasons I never read more
Star Trek: Discovery (2017) s02e03 – Point of Light
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 20, 2019
There’s that incredibly disappointing “Star Trek: Discovery” I know. Though not exactly. I had no quality expectations going into the first season so I didn’t have any disappointment, just dread of watching the show. But this episode perfectly encapsulates everything the show has done wrong read more
Star Trek: Discovery (2017) s02e03 – Point of Light
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 20, 2019
There’s that incredibly disappointing “Star Trek: Discovery” I know. Though not exactly. I had no quality expectations going into the first season so I didn’t have any disappointment, just dread of watching the show. But this episode perfectly encapsulates everything the show has done wrong read more
Alien: Alone (2019, Noah Miller)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Sep 19, 2019
Alien: Alone is one in a series of six “fan-made” but presumably Fox-funded Alien short films for the fortieth anniversary. Based on Alone, it doesn’t seem like Fox had a very high bar when it came to project proposals. Or at least they didn’t care how the shorts turned out, so long as the hook read more
Alien: Alone (2019, Noah Miller)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Sep 19, 2019
Alien: Alone is one in a series of six “fan-made” but presumably Fox-funded Alien short films for the fortieth anniversary. Based on Alone, it doesn’t seem like Fox had a very high bar when it came to project proposals. Or at least they didn’t care how the shorts turned out, so long as the hook read more
Alien: Alone (2019, Noah Miller)
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 19, 2019
Alien: Alone is one in a series of six “fan-made” but presumably Fox-funded Alien short films for the fortieth anniversary. Based on Alone, it doesn’t seem like Fox had a very high bar when it came to project proposals. Or at least they didn’t care how the shorts turned out, so long as the hook read more
The Shadow of the Tower (1972) s01e01 – Crown in Jeopardy
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 19, 2019
In 2019, some forty-seven years since its first airing, “The Shadow of the Tower” feels like “Game of Thrones” without blood, booze, boobs, rape, battle scenes, dragons, prominent female characters, butts, zombies, and CGI. Oh, but it does have historical accuracy. There’s something really read more
Alien: Alone (2019, Noah Miller)
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 19, 2019
Alien: Alone is one in a series of six “fan-made” but presumably Fox-funded Alien short films for the fortieth anniversary. Based on Alone, it doesn’t seem like Fox had a very high bar when it came to project proposals. Or at least they didn’t care how the shorts turned out, so long as the hook read more
The Shadow of the Tower (1972) s01e01 – Crown in Jeopardy
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 19, 2019
In 2019, some forty-seven years since its first airing, “The Shadow of the Tower” feels like “Game of Thrones” without blood, booze, boobs, rape, battle scenes, dragons, prominent female characters, butts, zombies, and CGI. Oh, but it does have historical accuracy. There’s something really read more
Becker (1998) s01e07 – City Lights
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 18, 2019
Once again… I’m wondering how long it takes for “Becker” to start getting really good. I remember it being really good at some points. Like whole seasons. This episode’s all about the streetlight outside Ted Danson’s apartment flickering and him trying to get it fixed. He’s not going to read more
Becker (1998) s01e07 – City Lights
The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 18, 2019
Once again… I’m wondering how long it takes for “Becker” to start getting really good. I remember it being really good at some points. Like whole seasons. This episode’s all about the streetlight outside Ted Danson’s apartment flickering and him trying to get it fixed. He’s not going to read more
Battle at Big Rock (2019, Colin Trevorrow)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Sep 17, 2019
Battle at Big Rock is a reminder the Jurassic Park Franchise Part 2 isn’t over yet. It’s a suspenseful nine minutes where director Trevorrow puts the preserving lead characters in danger—a family, of course—culminating in an allosaurus about to eat a baby. There’s also the precocious kid Melody read more
Battle at Big Rock (2019, Colin Trevorrow)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Sep 17, 2019
Battle at Big Rock is a reminder the Jurassic Park Franchise Part 2 isn’t over yet. It’s a suspenseful nine minutes where director Trevorrow puts the preserving lead characters in danger—a family, of course—culminating in an allosaurus about to eat a baby. There’s also the precocious kid Melody read more