Pretty cheesy, I normally like romantic comedies but this was so cheesy it seemed like a Hallmark film...
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The Invisible Man
(I) (2020)
Fun popcorn film but...
8 March 2020
Warning: Spoilers
Ok so this was fun I'll be honest, if you watch it like a fiction film, the movie moves at a good pace and they try to explain all their ideas so it was pretty entertaining.
Spoiler My one issue is how the hell does the guy not produce a shadow. They tried making the film logical by using a current invention regarding cloaking using cameras. Except here it's been perfected in the form of a body suit. But that doesn't change the fact the he is still a solid figure that does not allow light waves to go through him, so its no way possible to make him 100% invisible. There was another movie that explained it with a serum that made him and his organs invisible which makes the whole "shadow" thing more probable but this film didn't really get it and I'll be honest it bugged me.
But I'll be honest, it was just me. The acting wasn't bad. The shocking moments where fun and if you just sit down and watch it for what it is, it's pretty enjoyable.
Spoiler My one issue is how the hell does the guy not produce a shadow. They tried making the film logical by using a current invention regarding cloaking using cameras. Except here it's been perfected in the form of a body suit. But that doesn't change the fact the he is still a solid figure that does not allow light waves to go through him, so its no way possible to make him 100% invisible. There was another movie that explained it with a serum that made him and his organs invisible which makes the whole "shadow" thing more probable but this film didn't really get it and I'll be honest it bugged me.
But I'll be honest, it was just me. The acting wasn't bad. The shocking moments where fun and if you just sit down and watch it for what it is, it's pretty enjoyable.
The Lion King
(2019)
Just a a soulless copy...but it's pretty
24 July 2019
Pro: The CGI was amazing and super photorealistic and...that's it
Cons: film was soulless. Acting was subpar. Voices on the animals seemed off, and more than half of the scenes seemed extremely forced. Nothing flowed or made sense. None of the characters showed any emotion and all I saw during these 2 hrs were flash back of the original. You would have thought that after Aladdin they would have learned that scene by scene copies don't work! You need originality cause otherwise you try to beat a masterpiece, and that's damn hard! No wonder Mulan chose to cut the songs and mushu, they want to create something that can stand on its own. Overall I was heavily Disappointed. So I recommend you wait for Redbox on this, or if you don't want to wait, put on the National Geographic lions and play the original lion king in the background cause it's basically what your gonna get. Or better yet, make some popcorn, get some pillows, and watch the original masterpiece at home.
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