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Burying the Ex - 0/10

There was nothing remotely enjoyable about this movie. It wasn't funny or clever and was overall a waste of time. Haven't rated a movie so poorly since Cameron's "Avatar."

Glad I'm not alone. Avatar didn't impress me. The first time I saw it (as the movie was still playing) it occurred to me how close the plot was to Dances With Wolves... but the science fiction version in space! LOL!
 
Star Trek: Into Darkness -- 5 / 10.

I didn't mind the first one, & I bought it. It was a novel undertaking, & fleetingly entertaining.

The sequel? It just reaffirms to me how pointless the whole JarJar Abrams offering was / is. I felt nothing for any of those characters, & while I'm no hard core 'Trekkie' by any means, I still have a deep fondness for the TOS, TNG, & the first three Shat/Nim films, & I just can't help but think.. why bother with all of this fluff. Are the long time fans clammering for this? Is there enough ground swell for a new generation to latch onto a reboot series?

I'd say a solid NO to all of the above. :lol
 
... why bother with all of this fluff.
Are the long time fans clammering for this?
Is there enough ground swell for a new generation to latch onto a reboot series?
Modern Hollywood in a nutshell - they're afraid to launch something fresh and interesting.
Also, why would they bother if people gonna eat pretty much anything these days.
 
Star Trek: Into Darkness -- 5 / 10.

I didn't mind the first one, & I bought it. It was a novel undertaking, & fleetingly entertaining.

The sequel? It just reaffirms to me how pointless the whole JarJar Abrams offering was / is. I felt nothing for any of those characters, & while I'm no hard core 'Trekkie' by any means, I still have a deep fondness for the TOS, TNG, & the first three Shat/Nim films, & I just can't help but think.. why bother with all of this fluff. Are the long time fans clammering for this? Is there enough ground swell for a new generation to latch onto a reboot series?

I'd say a solid NO to all of the above. :lol

- Said they wouldn't start work on a sequel without a strong screenplay

The screenplay was execrable.

- Swore blind they wouldn't just lazily rehash Wrath of Khan

They just lazily rehashed Wrath of Khan.

Weak screenwriting seems to be the biggest killer of films in Hollywood at the moment, and Kurtzman/Orci are two of the worst offenders. No idea how they keep getting work. Their script for Into Darkness was filled with plotholes you could drive a truck through, terrible recycling of dialogue from an older, better film and a collection of hateful two-dimensional arseholes in the place of actual characters.

Which is a real shame, because visually and aurally, at least, Into Darkness is absolutely stunning.
 
Modern Hollywood in a nutshell - they're afraid to launch something fresh and interesting.
Also, why would they bother if people gonna eat pretty much anything these days.
:lol yep.


- Said they wouldn't start work on a sequel without a strong screenplay

The screenplay was execrable.

- Swore blind they wouldn't just lazily rehash Wrath of Khan

They just lazily rehashed Wrath of Khan.

Weak screenwriting seems to be the biggest killer of films in Hollywood at the moment, and Kurtzman/Orci are two of the worst offenders. No idea how they keep getting work. Their script for Into Darkness was filled with plotholes you could drive a truck through, terrible recycling of dialogue from an older, better film and a collection of hateful two-dimensional arseholes in the place of actual characters.

Which is a real shame, because visually and aurally, at least, Into Darkness is absolutely stunning.
Yeah, it's a great looking / sounding film, but that's it.

Nether movie needed to be made for starters, but reboots in general are like chronic acne now. Just when you think some much needed panning calms the hype for anymore of them.. another one pops up.

Have they confirmed a 3rd one yet? :lol
 
The gallows pretty predictble until the end thought would be worse good ending but is very easy 2 see whats next. give a 3.
 
Poltergeist ('15 remake). 6/10.

Not a big fan of remakes, especially the ones that are classics and should not be "re-made" in the first place.
This was entertaining but not interesting enough.
 
What's the story with Z for Zachariah? Did Chris Pine's character really leave or did Chiwetel Ejiofor's character kill him? Reading a synopsis of the book perhaps suggests the latter. Seems in the book his character was more overtly bad whereas in the movie, one scene excepted, he seemed entirely benevolent and civilised.
 
I lost respect for Pegg when he said that people criticising the new Star Trek films should ''**** off'' or something to that effect. As if his own criticisms of the Star Wars prequels weren't well known. One rule for Star Wars fans and a different one for Trek fans I guess.

And if he genuinely thinks the Abrams Trek movies are above criticism then I feel no particular optimism that him being a writer on Star Trek 3 will mean any better a film.
 
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