Letterboxd — Your life in film

I've heard this woman speak and her accent is nowhere near as insane and grating as it was portrayed here. It was hard to watch, Garner's acting was not subtle at all, she was over the top and inconsistent. The series didn't have a clear direction, it branched out into several stupid details and unnecessary plotlines. The reporter's mostly made up storyline dragged the entire plot forever, I didn't like that we were following a con artist but somehow kept getting lost in the shuffle of random family drama. It ended up becoming too slow, we were dragging our feet to the final part.

Man, this just wasn't hitting home for me. There is a lot that Resurrection brings up, from posthumanism to gamification, psychology, etc. But it just scratches the surface of all of these topics, barely giving us insight into any of it, it rushes through new characters, gets lost in the love story and doesn't really say much in the end. This seemed pretentious and unoriginal at the same time, giving us flashbacks to the classic like "oh look how cool this was" and not serving up much more.

I watched this because it had an interesting premise, I enjoy true crime, the exploitative porn industry is a pretty cool start, but then it divulges into a bunch of nothing. All set up, not much delivery. Keegan Allan is not a very good actor and this is like the thousandth time I see James Franco play this role, it's tired.

he has some charisma but i'm also annoyed by some of his jokes, they're low hanging fruit and saying controversial or downright racist things so you can make your punchline work... lazy. especially considering that your punchline is just "no offense".

It got real repetitive after a while and I'm over the edgelord persona at this point. All of the comedians are doing the "oh I'm against political correctness" bit and it's old.

Meryl Streep is good in it but god what a crappy plot

Man, I don't know, there were a few good laughs but I mostly didn't like it tbh

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It has nothing to do with the song Proud Mary. Which means that it’s boring and slow and the 88 minutes just seemed to never end. I love Taraji P. Henson but this was a letdown. The trailer promises a fast paced intense action movie but this is boring and slow.

It's a dance movie with a bit of stripping. I'm actually surprised by the many positive reviews. The ending is so half-assed, it's actually sad.
The filming and editing is actually quite nice and Channing Tatum is a great dancer.