Escape to the Movies: Getaway
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Your new sellout stinger is a phenomenal improvement, Bob, well done.
Also, Selena Gomez just shouldn't be allowed to act. Ever.
Also, Selena Gomez just shouldn't be allowed to act. Ever.
If anyone wants to see Ethan Hawke in a good movie they should watch Martha Marcy May Marlene because he's great in it, and also because it's awesome.
Penguin_Factory said:
Thats John Hawkes you're thinking of and he has been in some well reviewed movies, but none that i have seen.
I don't understand why everyone hates the advertisement at the end so much. I mean, does the video shutdown everyone's keyboard and mouse so they can't stop the video once they've seen the advertisement the first time? All I ever hear about it are people screaming "STOP THAT! STOP DOING THAT THING I COULD TOTALLY AVOID BUT CHOOSE TO WATCH ANYWAY SO I CAN VENT MY FRUSTRATION WITH YOU AFTERWARDS."
Also, agreed about Miley Cyrus. Every female pop star who started singing as a child goes through a moment where they go over the top so that everyone shifts gears from viewing them as a child to viewing them as an adult. Love it, hate it, it doesn't matter. The point is that she wants everyone to see her differently and become relevant for a different reason so people will buy her albums again. Even if it wasn't a publicity stunt, I can at least understand the motivation behind wanting to change her image away from being an old child-star.
Oh, there was a movie review in there somewhere, too. I almost didn't notice. Then again, the movie looked bland enough that it barely deserved reviewing anyway, I suppose. If you're going to stuff commentary and advertisements into one of your review videos, this is far from the worst one to have cluttered.
Also, agreed about Miley Cyrus. Every female pop star who started singing as a child goes through a moment where they go over the top so that everyone shifts gears from viewing them as a child to viewing them as an adult. Love it, hate it, it doesn't matter. The point is that she wants everyone to see her differently and become relevant for a different reason so people will buy her albums again. Even if it wasn't a publicity stunt, I can at least understand the motivation behind wanting to change her image away from being an old child-star.
Oh, there was a movie review in there somewhere, too. I almost didn't notice. Then again, the movie looked bland enough that it barely deserved reviewing anyway, I suppose. If you're going to stuff commentary and advertisements into one of your review videos, this is far from the worst one to have cluttered.
But does it have Kung-Fu Grip? X3Kenjitsuka said:
OT: I got the Critic reference at the end. Now if someone can make a ten hour loop of you doing it... X3
Selena Gomez, destroying films 2003. Seriously.
Anyhow, I was hoping to avoid the Miley Cyrus b.s. but there it is, a full frontal in your face 'look what Elvis did and now what they do' nonsense mentioning. Please Bob, don't ever mention that pathetic excuse for a human being again. It reaaaaaaaaaaally rubs me the wrong way.
Ethan Hawke is the kind of actor who is always stuck between nearly brilliant or completely rubbish. In this case it's the latter unfortunately.
Anyhow, I was hoping to avoid the Miley Cyrus b.s. but there it is, a full frontal in your face 'look what Elvis did and now what they do' nonsense mentioning. Please Bob, don't ever mention that pathetic excuse for a human being again. It reaaaaaaaaaaally rubs me the wrong way.
Ethan Hawke is the kind of actor who is always stuck between nearly brilliant or completely rubbish. In this case it's the latter unfortunately.
So Cyrus can whore out on stage and "That's what former child stars do!", but Gomez tries for a serious dramatic role in a movie and "Former child stars can't do that!".
I couldn't stop laughing at "When Chris Pine plays a person".
Trying doesn't really change anything, she doesn't fit in the role, no matter if she's "trying to get different roles" she just didn't fit. With time, maybe, but also, this is one of the young actors (she's an actor right?) that I personally just can't take seriously, I barely know who she is, but as a "tough" car thief that's actually a super wealthy genius-kid? Nope...Thunderous Cacophony said:
I'd love to buy your book, but I live in the UK and apparently if I want to buy the e-Book... I have to get it shipped to me... for $25
I was doing a great job ignoring everything Billy Ray's kid did until you forced me to pay attention something she did at the beginning of this video. It's almost enough to destroy all the trust we've built to this point and have me quit watching forever. You have this platform to tell us your opinion about movies. That's a special privilege, Bob. Please don't abuse it again...otherwise you end up being more like someone you just criticized this episode: Kevin Smith.
Actually... I thought this WAS based on a game. How did Bob miss that? I mean... the game is even CALLED "THE GETAWAY"Scrumpmonkey said:
In the story, which takes place in London, a mobster trying to get out of the life and go legit has his wife killed and son held hostage by a character with WAY too many similarities to be coincidence and he's forced to do jobs in order to get his son back, mostly involving getaway driving because he's a good getaway driver.
How... how has this went 3 pages on the escapist and this fact NOT COME UP!?