Pretty cool and well done mocko-doc-o. I dig the found footage angle and finale, even if it takes a bit to get there.
A lot of the interviews were well done. But I hoped for more interview subjects- but made during pandemic, it's understandably hard to schedule and do that stuff.
The interviews also feel a little repetitive, but I enjoyed the overall vibe. It's meditative and moves at its own pace.
Poor Gary. The whole subject, the man who…
Whew. Alright now! Finally. The end is.. now. It took me forever to get around to the WATCHMEN (2019) series. But anyone who knows me well, knows... WATCHMEN (2009) is an all-timer for m@. One of the top comic book films, hands down, easy. The book itself was a big read and revisit throughout high-school, and the prequel/sequel series that soon followed in comic form is a late legacy series or whatever of sorts that I enjoyed a good deal…
a missed opportunity? Too many cooks (4 writers?)?
Some stuff to like, and I love David Gordon Green. but he and McBride and co kinda missed the landing on this one for concluding the trilogy. Feels so unfocused the first 2 acts (or focused on other things). We are all watching for the Laurie and Michael legacy and conclusion. The whole approach to this one and its story just didnt gel with me. Maybe as a filler second film or…
Winnie the pooh... ah, we meet again old friend..
They went for it. Props there. Car explosion. A couple cool kills, but the rest? Idk man.
It sorta is exactly what it sounds like: an unauthorized, eessentially a fan film, because of the public domain.. murderous pooh bear movie. But we have a bunch of restrictions, too. Because of the copyright still in place on some of the Pooh Bear IP.. yikes.
Oh, snooze me. Please. I'm personally just about…
