Yeap there's a D.O.A. movie from back in 2006. It's pretty good and great fun overall. The plot isn't all that fancy but has a bit of humor, fast paced action and a few good fights.Jonathan Duenas said:wait... there's a DOA movie? And you haven't reviewed it yet? What the hell Bob?
I'm not sure I see how the second sentence here is true? Reading through most of this thread it's either people being offended and sticking up for the movie, or people saying "Thanks for making my mind up for me bob! I wont go see this movie now!"Nintendolover222 said:Sheep: A docile and vulnerable person who would rather follow than make an independent decision.Hubilub said:What, so if we follow your word and just watch Scott Pilgrim instead of the Expendables we're not sheep?
If we take the advice of a movie critic, we are not sheep.
Dr Snakeman said:Well... I guess I'm not seeing this one. I had my suspicions, but I had thought that it would just be a good bit of mindless fun. Now I see that it isn't even good for that.
I do, however, need to see Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.
That seem's rather "sheepish" by your defination to me.RandomWords said:Guess I'm not watching it then...
Hahahahahahahahahahaha...Lancer723 said:I'm sorry so many people didn't like this movie, because it is awesome. Why can't a movie just be about the spectacle, not everything has to be deep and artsy, some movies are just straight up for fun. At what point did The Expendables ever try to pretend to be anything else?
If it's popular it must be bad right
Seriously, when did this trend start, is it just the escapist or is it just a geek thing. And it's not just movies either, it's games, music, books. I just don't get it, hating something because it's popular is nonsensical, I feel like there's this nerd/geek/whathaveyou counter-culture that purposely tries to distinguish itself from the mainstream. Perhaps the psychology of it is something like the nerd culture striking back at a mainstream (popular) world that rejects them socially, I dunno just my thought.
Anyway, Expendables, Awesome. Yeah!
Which Rambo were you watching? Obviously not the one where he chopped a guys head off then killed a hundred people with a heavy machine gun all in one scene.Blue-State said:Data East Arcade Collection.AWESOME
It's funny he's Talking about Gore in Rambo when spoiler Rambo doesn't actually kill anyone in that film.
He called the 2008 Rambo a fun movie to watch. That pretty much kills your argument dead. If it's meant to be "brainless" and a popcorn movie, at least make it fun to watch. Especially when there are other better movies to be seen.SamStar42 said:Look, Bob. I've defended you more than I need have, you're probably one of my favourite movie critics but please, for the love of God, accept that not every movie has to be this artistic piece, with amazing acting, original set pieces and have an important message behind them. Some movies are just meant to be enjoyable to sit through. Salt was this and you appeared to like that even if there were two reasons attached to Jolie that probably helped your opinion along the way.
And please, stop stating that everyone who likes a movie you don't is worthless. Transformers, Book of Eli, and now Expendables - some people just like to sit through a movie that's brainless. Whilst they're not that good, stating that everyone who likes them is pretty much wrong is just arrogant and pretentious.
Not everyone who likes bad action movies is this douchebag frat boy, who can't tell the difference between an etch-a-sketch and a Da Vinci. Just accept that occasionally people don't see things the way you do, because you're starting to become insufferable.