The jumping through the door is made better with the fact that apparently they tried throwing a chair to the door beforehand, but a human body diving through it did the trick lmao.
That was fucking amazing.The explosions in Action USA and the guy jumping headfirst through the door in Spookies had me laughing harder than anything on BOTW in a while.
Such a disappointing Cameron Mitchell appearance, though.
They had positive thoughts over Get Out, and Us has fairly good reviews. They've been contrarian before, but hey let's see.
Sooo I haven't seen either of those movies. No spoilers but I'm curious to know what they thought of it?
he says it reminded him of a (good) shyamalan movie. lots of twists.
Am I a weirdo for watching botws for films I havent and dont plan on seeing?
I gotta know, are doors in the United States legit this thin? Or is this just movie logic? My door is like 2 inches of solid wood.
It's movie logic.I gotta know, are doors in the United States legit this thin? Or is this just movie logic? My door is like 2 inches of solid wood.
The door he went through looks to be a regular a 2-panel door (could be 3 or 4 panels, the gif doesn't really show the lower part of the door, but the specifics don't really matter).I gotta know, are doors in the United States legit this thin? Or is this just movie logic? My door is like 2 inches of solid wood.
Am I a weirdo for watching botws for films I havent and dont plan on seeing?
shit I did mean hitbFuck no! Look, what these guys watch are only called movies because technically they were published and on vhs / dvd / whatever, but they are not movies as any reasonable person would understand a watchable product.
Nobody should watch these things, that's the whole point of BotW!
However, if you meant Half in the Bag, then it's still not *that* weird because we all have only so much time and some movies just aren't interesting or the spoilers so 'whatever' that it doesn't matter. Like say, any Marvel or DC film.
I watched the entirety of their Paddleton review because it's a nice concept and apparently movie and all, but it's unlikely that I will ever watch it, and even then they didn't talk specifics of events so that's fine. 'Us' I had to stop at the spoiler section because I do want to see that 'unspoiled' (Peele's horror sensibilities are excellent, imo, so I want to see what he does with that), but had this been some generic horror movie like the Netflix crap movies ( "the boy" , "annabelle" , that stuff ) then I would have watched that too.
And with Re:View as well there are movies like Pink Flamingos that I'd never watch 'just like that' either.
Btw, well kept cultural secret of every high-brow society: everybody just reads the cliff notes, not the originals. Ain't nobody got time for everything.
Paddleton was a good recommendation, wish Netflix would promote their movies worth watching more...
If I KNOW I want to see a movie, I'll usually skip the HITB until after I see it, unless it's a superhero movie since there's literally no point in trying to avoid spoilers for them anyway.
But I watch a lot of HITBs about movies I'll never see.
Am I a weirdo for watching botws for films I havent and dont plan on seeing?