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It’s clearly shot in California and at times what looks like a pornographers mansion backyard. It’s PAINFULLY dull and completely tasteless. Even the Subway hallothanksmas grinch and jack skellington shirt But I will love this big shootout in the middle of the film is boring. Then for some reason in the final half, it becomes a spy movie. John Wayne, the spy, roaming around downtown Saigon. Who could suspect a thing? The one silver lining is that it’s George Takei’s first film playing a south Vietnamese solider – who’s killed almost immediately (probably for the best). From what I understand Oliver Stone shot “Platoon” in response to the reaction he felt when he watched “The Green Berets” so I suppose that’s another silver lining. It’s the movie equivalent of WW1. So many movie stars were forced into it via contracts and studio promises and they didn’t want to be involved and in the end no one was happy, no great victories were had, and a part of the world’s innocence was forever ruined. This movie sucks so tremendously bad. I’m generally pretty forgiving but this was just fucking terrible all around.

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It was the Subway hallothanksmas grinch and jack skellington shirt But I will love this last film in the series. Literally everyone present was expendable, and yet none of the good guys died to dinosaurs thanks to the magic of Chris Pratt’s hands. Did you happen to see the trailer for it? The trailer was awesome and it looked like it was going to be an extremely good comedy. Loqueesha. I sometimes subject myself to the most abhorrent movies ever made as a testament to my will. I lost it that day. Gérard Depardieu was a Frenchman playing an Italian, sailing for Spain, but speaking in English with a thick French accent while mispronouncing Spanish names and words so badly that it was somewhere between farce and hate crime. While mostly forgettable, there was an interminable montage of the Spanish building a church in the New World. The climax is them making a bell and hauling it up to the top of the bell tower. Columbus (Frenchman Depardieu) was encouraging the men by shouting “Heave! Ho!” over and over and over again. Not exactly inspiring dialog, but probably fine on paper. On film, however, Depardieu’s accent was comically bad: “heeee-yuuuvv! heeee—yohhh!” Over and over and over again. There was a scene where Columbus and his forces rush down to a river to fight with the Native Americans. Finally, at long last, was this the merciful climax to the film?

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