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Twas an "extended edition" and had a different ending. I have enjoyed both and eagerly await Salt2.
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bobbythedog said:Saw that this morning too! Looks excellent! Also watched 'Non-stop' with Liam Neeson last night. Not bad for all but the last 5mins. I give it a 7!
mrizzle said:Haven't seen that yet but did watch Need for Speed the other night. It has a real B movie feel despite the budget. The script is quite honestly dire and there is literally no character development. Now I REALLY rate Aaron Paul as an actor but he never gets the chance to shine in this film. It's predictable from start to finish and gets no more than 5/10 for me. I was really disappointed. :thumbdown:
DKZ5745 said:Going to see San Andreas later in the week hopefully. I can't resist a big budget effects packed badly acted disaster movie :lol:
I think the new Jurassic movie will be very good and this seems sooooo far away. I'm not a big fan of Ben Affleck but I have a strange feeling he'll be good in this (I hope).mrizzle said:I'm holding out for the new Jurassic Park movie. I've never really been a disaster movie fan. I also think Chris Pratt is simply awesome. Brilliant in Parks and Recreation and Guardians of the Galaxy.
Last film I went to see was The Avengers: Age of Ultron (I'm a bit of a superhero geek...particularly when it comes to Batman). Thought it was brilliantly entertaining. The last Thor film on the other hand...absolutely dire.
DKZ5745 said:Going to see San Andreas later in the week hopefully. I can't resist a big budget effects packed badly acted disaster movie :lol:
Strongly resisting the urge to crack mother in law jokes! :eusa-think:DKZ5745 said:No, my mother-in-law ended up in hospital, nothing too drastic, but meant the only two nights we had spare were spent visiting instead.
Still hoping to go, but this week looks doubtful now too :thumbdown: