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Family is in the movie business so I see a lot of movies and give them all some feedback of what I like and what I dislike.
And although all GetBiggers feel differently about the movies we either like or dislike, I thought I'd share some personal movie comments.
Today we saw DEADPOOL. I'll give it a 7 on a scale of 1-10. And I think that RYAN REYNOLDS did a great job in this one. In fact each of the principal actors were great.
I won't offer any spoilers but I will mention a couple things that I found interesting.
The opening credits are unique and something I've never seen before.
Instead of naming the credited individuals, such as the director's name .... the screen 'says' .... "Directed by some over paid guy' and then continues to name the principal players sometwhat similar to the following.
A snot nosed kid.
A very sexy good looking guy.
A beautiful broad.
The guy who did absolutely nothing.
ETC.
ETC.
If you go and see it, pay attention to the humorous closing credits also
My only adverse comment is that DEADPOOL should have been about Deadpool only ... but they had to include some big, giant tinfoil dude, and a young lady who had exceptional abilities and saves the day at the end.
I seriously doubt that any GetBigger will dislike this movie. Some of the stuff Deadpool says while fighting the bad guys are similar to many things that are so often stated on this Board.
And look for the DJ in the strip club.
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Thanks! I look forward to seeing it.
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Thanks Brother, I'm Going to see It with My 14 y/o Tomorrow...(We're in Canada, It's 14A Here)... ;D
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i hear the fight scene is quite schmoe-worthy?
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Went expecting a regular waste of time, came out of it with a big smile on my face. 9/10 easily, what a well rounded action comedy, great camera work, great special fxs, nice jokes, great R.R role, did not want it to end at all, and that's very rare.
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Went expecting a regular waste of time, came out of it with a big smile on my face. 9/10 easily, what a well rounded action comedy, great camera work, great special fxs, nice jokes, great R.R role, did not want it to end at all, and that's very rare.
Will see if my boy wants to see it with me.
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me and the husband loved it
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Getting great reviews so far. Vindication for Reynolds' Green Lantern.
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The "one-liners" quoted in reviews as funny I found very standard humor for today's comedy's. Don't plan on seeing it. Could be wrong but turned me off.
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me and the husband loved it
haha
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me and the husband loved it
Vince Goodrum ?
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Liked the movie, the script was prolly written by a get bigger. :)
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Good to see that most of you liked it.
Am I the only one who did not like The REVERENT too very much.
I know it will win the Oscar for best picture and possibly cinematography and maybe even best actor.
Great photography and that bear scene was phenominal but the whole damn 2.5 hours was too damn depressing and difficult that anyone could survive in his condition in that cold climate.
But it was supposedly based on a true story and it does show the spirit of survival way back then.
Next up .... Hail, Caesar!
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Good to see that most of you liked it.
Am I the only one who did not like The REVERENT too very much.
I know it will win the Oscar for best picture and possibly cinematography and maybe even best actor.
Great photography and that bear scene was phenominal but the whole damn 2.5 hours was too damn depressing and difficult that anyone could survive in his condition in that cold climate.
But it was supposedly based on a true story and it does show the spirit of survival way back then.
Next up .... Hail, Caesar!
Is your final proclamation a comment on the upcoming film, "Risen"? Regardless, I shall either see in the theater, purchase the Blu Ray or both of this film. Same with "Deadpool".
This summer my friend that is in the voiceover business is supposed to move back to Southern California and while I am far removed from his world even when he is here, it will be interesting to listen to him speak of work related events when he can.
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I'll each deadpool on my laptop in a week. It might be on the level of Kick Ass which was a small unheralded movie but turned out to be surprisingly entertaining. When they lean heavier on dialogue than cgi you can count me in as a fan.
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I'll each deadpool on my laptop in a week. It might be on the level of Kick Ass which was a small unheralded movie but turned out to be surprisingly entertaining. When they lean heavier on dialogue than cgi you can count me in as a fan.
I too, enjoyed "Kick Ass", the second one a bit less, but all the same entertaining.
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Just from the ads I felt like this movie had AIDS, how could you pay to watch this? I wouldn't accept it as a free torrent.
Blah blah blah?
Blah blah!
Blah blah?
LOOOOL!!!
That's the movie. Shit. Utter shit.
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seems like a good movie..
8.8 on IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1431045/
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Good movie, and very true to the comics.
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Did Rich Piano die in the end?
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Finally saw it, well saw it 1/2 way because I couldn't take it any longer. Is Ryan Reynolds speaking in a nasally voice real quick trying to mimick Jesse Eisenberg supposed to be good acting? The dialogue sucks and is dumb. I guess Deadpool comics are cheesy so it matches but I was bored. The way he spoke bore me. Just didn't like it.
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Finally saw it, well saw it 1/2 way because I couldn't take it any longer. Is Ryan Reynolds speaking in a nasally voice real quick trying to mimick Jesse Eisenberg supposed to be good acting? The dialogue sucks and is dumb. I guess Deadpool comics are cheesy so it matches but I was bored. The way he spoke bore me. Just didn't like it.
Deadpool is about a snarky, potty mouth mercenary who has cancer and was given Wolverine's healing factor. He's like the annoying co-worker from hell that you can't stand, yet kills the guy trying to mug you after work. And that's about it.
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Idk how one can not like this one. Very dynamic, great camera work (outstanding actually), very cool CGIs, cool characters, pretty nice humor (not too cheesy), overall a fun time where you don't feel like after eating at McDonalds, but like after a exciting ride on a roller coaster.
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me and the husband loved it
LOL!
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Finally saw it, well saw it 1/2 way because I couldn't take it any longer. Is Ryan Reynolds speaking in a nasally voice real quick trying to mimick Jesse Eisenberg supposed to be good acting? The dialogue sucks and is dumb. I guess Deadpool comics are cheesy so it matches but I was bored. The way he spoke bore me. Just didn't like it.
so beta
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so beta
Beta for not liking a movie with a giant homo undertone to it. Um yeah. Sure there buddy.
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thought is was about bbers ranked in a 'deadpool'
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For fans, by fans.
Refreshing and probably the best comic-based movie in years.
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They couldn't have picked a better actor to play him. Funny as hell.
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Not bad. The bridge scene thingy was pretty solid. Reynolds was too talky. I totally get it, but halving his dialogue would have upped his menace by ten-fold. B
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Nobody actually needed that Niggasonic girl, and Pjotr was disappointingly weak. His fight with Carano was awful. Other than that I liked it.
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Nobody under 40 is going to get the Heaven's Gate reference of the Bedazzler one. The movie was better than 95% of the shitty Hollywood superhero movies. And I can't wait to see Cable in part 2
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Nobody actually needed that Niggasonic girl, and Pjotr was disappointingly weak. His fight with Carano was awful. Other than that I liked it.
It's true that Piotr Nikolaevich should have been stronger and not being manhandled like that by a D-lister such as Angel Dust, but maybe he pulled his punches a bit due to her being a lass.
It's not like he was ever in lethal danger.
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It's true that Piotr Nikolaevich should have been stronger and not being manhandled like that by a D-lister such as Angel Dust, but maybe he pulled his punches a bit due to her being a lass.
It's not like he was ever in lethal danger.
Sinead needed to rescue him from being choked out... I'm sure it was fan service to the amazon lovers in the audience. Jeans were bejizzed during that scene.
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i would drink gina carano's diarrhea
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Sinead needed to rescue him from being choked out... I'm sure it was fan service to the amazon lovers in the audience. Jeans were bejizzed during that scene.
Current state of Feminism taking over movieindustry
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writer likes the idea of arnold for cable, he looks the part greyed up and has the sense of humor and comical timing. http://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2016/02/20/deadpool-writers-talk-sequel-cable-x-men-and-r-rated-superheroes/#15b191aa5407
Nobody under 40 is going to get the Heaven's Gate reference of the Bedazzler one. The movie was better than 95% of the shitty Hollywood superhero movies. And I can't wait to see Cable in part 2
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Beta for not liking a movie with a giant homo undertone to it. Um yeah. Sure there buddy.
Beta for being so insecure of yourself that a gay joke makes you feel gay.
Is there something you need to talk about?
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yeah, anybody who didn't like batman vs superman but loooooved deadpool can never give any oppinion on anything ever again, because you lack any common sense or logical thought patterns
the deadpool guy over did his sarcasm at the end of the movie, actually made me feel awkward. i also got a vibe that the producers tried rly hard not to make the romance cheesy, and they actually made it cheesy with cheese topping on a cheese plate
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I enjoyed deadpool for the action, camera work/visuals and humour but at times the wisecracking and jokey dialogue became a bit much. Apparently the character is like that in the comics but I think it needs toning down for the sequel.
yeah, anybody who didn't like batman vs superman but loooooved deadpool can never give any oppinion on anything ever again, because you lack any common sense or logical thought patterns
the deadpool guy over did his sarcasm at the end of the movie, actually made me feel awkward. i also got a vibe that the producers tried rly hard not to make the romance cheesy, and they actually made it cheesy with cheese topping on a cheese plate
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Not bad. The bridge scene thingy was pretty solid. Reynolds was too talky. I totally get it, but halving his dialogue would have upped his menace by ten-fold. B
Deadpool is very talky, probably more so.
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I enjoyed deadpool for the action, camera work/visuals and humour but at times the wisecracking and jokey dialogue became a bit much. Apparently the character is like that in the comics but I think it needs toning down for the sequel.
It's way toned down. Deadpool isn't called "The Merc with the mouth" for nothing.
I'm relieved they're doing the cable crossover but wish they could do X-Force right.
I'd also like to see a Wolverine/Deadpool crossover but don't feel the Wolverine character is developed enough for an interesting movie. They always restrict his powers, dick around with origins, and he doesn't kill enough people.
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Deadpool Update
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They couldn't have picked a better actor to play him. Funny as hell.
Ryan Reynolds had been trying to get the movie made since the late 90’s
No one would touch the script
I’m glad they waited
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I hope he shows up Mutant Jacked.
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Ever since it was announced that Hugh Jackman will reprise his role as Wolverine for the next Deadpool movie, fans have barely kept their cool. From wild theories to the possibility of bringing back the character (since Wolverine died in the last film), anticipation has been rife. Crucial to the role was the need for Jackman to develop an incredibly ripped physique. At 54, Hugh Jackman is pulling all strings inside the gym to get back into that shape. However, fans have their doubts regarding his bodybuilding prowess.
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Hugh Jackman last played the fan-favorite, angry, claw-wielding, adamantium-laden comic character in the 2017 film Logan. The movie was a box office success, but it also disappointed a legion of fans who learned that it would be the last time Jackman would appear on screen as Wolverine. So, when Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman announced his comeback, there was naturally going to be a deluge of happy posts.
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The math behind getting in shape so quickly doesn’t sit very well with fans
The video covered Hugh Jackman’s healing process by skinny dipping in cold ocean water to his current diet comprising 8000 calories.
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“Damn Hugh’s putting it into a whole different gear”
One thing is for sure that this hasn’t diminished the fan demands for seeing him on screen one more time to play the character he made so beloved. As per reports, Deadpool 3 releases in 2024. Catch Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds in action in theatres then.
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That's what the audience wants
To see Wolverine in PRIME shape
Use all the roids you need Hugh!