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[bbgun]

Then I am still trying to figure out how you have issue with the barber shop people.

They were old as fuck in the first movie. 33 years have passed. By all rights, they should be dead.

 

[Cotton]

They were old as fuck in the first movie. 33 years have passed. By all rights, they should be dead.

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Are you being serious right now? as a heart attack the inevitability of aging isn't suspended just because it's a comedy. in any event, I'm sure they'll come up with a cute/implausible explanation.

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[Genghis Khan]

I mean, it's a comedy it's not shakespeare. As long as the explanation is either funny or remotely plausible it's fine. The movie is already ridiculous. That gives them a lot of leeway.

 

[ravidubey]

The Little Things... self-indulgent and boring

 

[Angrymesscan]

They were old as fuck in the first movie. 33 years have passed. By all rights, they should be dead.

They are dead. It's their sons, That look just like them, they're just that old now...

 

[bbgun]

They are dead. It's their sons, That look just like them, they're just that old now...

 

[1bigfan13]

One thing I didn't know until today, the kid sitting in the barber shop chair was played by Cuba Gooding, Jr.

What? You're just now realizing this? Newb!!!!

 

[Cotton]

What? You're just now realizing this? Newb!!!!

Yeah, I'm a bit ashamed of myself for not having known that.

 

[boozeman]

 

[Cotton]

 

[boozeman]

Still looks terrible.

 

[yimyammer]

They were old as fuck in the first movie. 33 years have passed. By all rights, they should be dead.

this is all easily explained via the miracle of Zamunda

 

[Rev]

Still looks terrible.

Yep. Dont trust anything DC related.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

I'm not really into movies, but I liked the recent justice league series. Except aquaman, that guy is super annoying. Seems like a lot of people think they have to say that if it isn't Marvel, it has to suck.

 

[Rev]

I'm not really into movies, but I liked the recent justice league series. Except aquaman, that guy is super annoying. Seems like a lot of people think they have to say that if it isn't Marvel, it has to suck.

I wished they would succeed but all but the first Wonder Woman have left me disappointed. I wont watch them anymore.

Well, I will say this list starts with the Affleck Batman. I did enjoy the Bale Batman series but it doesnt feel like the same Justice League stuff.

 

[Genghis Khan]

The Bale Batman series is by far the best. Better than anything else DC has done and better than anything Marvel has done for that matter.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Yeah, I'll still watch Dark Knight Returns sometimes. Just good all the way around.

I actually think Affleck is fine as Batman. He's kind of a joke in real life for whatever reason, but I've seen a lot worse depictions of Batman. They did Superman almost perfectly, I think... he's a hard character to get right with as much as he can do. And the Flash guy was funny. The thing they really got horribly wrong was that Lex Luthor guy... not sure what the director or the actor was thinking. It's like he thought he was playing the Joker.

 

[Angrymesscan]

I wished they would succeed but all but the first Wonder Woman have left me disappointed. I wont watch them anymore.

Well, I will say this list starts with the Affleck Batman. I did enjoy the Bale Batman series but it doesnt feel like the same Justice League stuff.

Shazam was pretty good as well

 

[boozeman]

Since movies suck so hard right now, I have decided to dig back into the Amazon and Netflix offerings for movies in the past that I haven't watched in a while (or even never since original viewing).

Watched Murphy's Law last night going to sleep. Classic sleeze Charlie Bronson at the end of his career.

Now watching Warlock (1989).

I don't remember it being a great movie, but then I watch the first few minutes and it has a Jerry Goldsmith soundtrack.

The music can make a movie. Now I know why it was memorable as something to watch again.

 

[boozeman]

Now...Real Genius (1985).

Started Val Kilmer's career. And he was dynamic in it.