Len Fearnside liked Jonathan White’s review of The 400 Blows
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Len Fearnside commented on Lise’s review of A Talking Picture
Heh, perfect. I am in. Now that year-end is pretty much over I should have time to actually watch some movies.
By the way, just about to pull the trigger on that 5020UBe. Free shipping from Sonicvisions! You two are a horrible influence! :D
Len Fearnside commented on Lise’s review of A Talking Picture
Not sure what is says about me that reading this and Jonathan's reviews makes me want to see this car crash unfold.
Both reviews were probably far more entertaining than the movie could ever be. Fun reads!
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Len Fearnside commented on their own review of Dragonslayer
No I have not, but it's on my list. Definitely looks like one I would enjoy.
This had the potential to be hypnotizing like that, since it actually looked pretty darn good in spots, but I think the subject was so unlikable that I just could not buy in.
Len Fearnside liked Sean’s review of Dragonslayer
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Len Fearnside rated Dragonslayer
Len Fearnside watched
Dragonslayer 2011
I have a weird obsession with skateboarding documentary. I watch all of them and pretty much love all of them, so when this popped up on the documentary channel, I was pretty stoked. Too bad this is an absolute mess of a documentary and even the skating is subpar.
We spend around 90 minutes with Josh 'Skreech' Sandoval, a skater from Fullerton who I've never heard of before and there is nothing here to indicate why we are following this guy around. He is a deadbeat, now with a baby, and with a young girlfriend who can't help but love him for some reason.
There are some good scenes, one for example where he and his girlfriend are about to go to a concert and Skreech ends up getting so drunk he can barely stay awake, essentially ruining their night. It was a fascinating scene and pretty much encapsulates their entire world. Unfortunately there are not enough of those scenes, so you just end up watching an uninteresting character waste his life for an hour and a half.
Len Fearnside commented on their own review of Iron Man 3
Yeah it's a decent superhero flick. Some fun stuff and interesting characters. Kingsley is the best!
Len Fearnside rated Iron Man 3
Len Fearnside watched
Iron Man 3 2013
There was enough Shane Black shining through this movie to make me like it more than I ever expected I would. It was darker in a good way; not in the annoying, brooding way, but in the humorous way that I enjoy.
It started slow and kind of painful, but once things got rolling and we got into more of the meat of the story, including more of the Mandarin (Kingsley was freaking amazing) it became a lot of fun.
Not much else to say. It was a decent to quite good superhero movie and I enjoyed most of the 2.5 hours I spent in the theatre.
Len Fearnside liked Jonathan White’s review of Nights of Cabiria
Len Fearnside commented on their own review of Silver Linings Playbook
While that is likely true Brent, the mere thought of having to re-watch even a few minutes of this movie makes me cringe. Blech.
Len Fearnside liked Corey Pierce’s review of Kristen Schaal: Live at the Fillmore
Len Fearnside commented on Adam Cook’s Underrated: Biopics list
No Howl Adam? Or is not enough of a biopic?
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