the worst film I've seen in the past two decades: "DeadLock"
Apr 3, 2022 10:49:27 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Apr 3, 2022 10:49:27 GMT -5
So we watched this horrific piece of shit tonight. . . and yes, I admit I DVRed it earlier today because I saw it was starring Bruce Willis and was made in 2021 (so was curious to see the performance based on the announcement of his medical diagnosis the other day).
to be up front, yes. .it's *very* clear something is going on, and it absolutely looks like he was fed lines one at a time (and seemed to flub when delivering several of them, so have to assume the best takes were used). . but he also looks kind of lost and confused in several scenes where he's in the background.
HOWEVER. . he is (by a very wide margin) *not* the worst thing in this film.
to Nick's annoyance, I kept pointing out massive plot holes, and idiotic moves by characters thruout the film. . .and noting editing mistakes that are all over the film. And that ending. . oh my, the ending that we're STILL discussing, as to how it would NEVER, EVER happen (lots of dead folks + unreliable witness does not that ending make. . ever).
it's a great "bad movie night" film. . . .how to best describe it.
ok. . here's a close approximation:
Imagine DieHard, as done by "the Asylum" - but instead of a skyscraper, it's a Hydro Electric Plant.
to be up front, yes. .it's *very* clear something is going on, and it absolutely looks like he was fed lines one at a time (and seemed to flub when delivering several of them, so have to assume the best takes were used). . but he also looks kind of lost and confused in several scenes where he's in the background.
HOWEVER. . he is (by a very wide margin) *not* the worst thing in this film.
to Nick's annoyance, I kept pointing out massive plot holes, and idiotic moves by characters thruout the film. . .and noting editing mistakes that are all over the film. And that ending. . oh my, the ending that we're STILL discussing, as to how it would NEVER, EVER happen (lots of dead folks + unreliable witness does not that ending make. . ever).
it's a great "bad movie night" film. . . .how to best describe it.
ok. . here's a close approximation:
Imagine DieHard, as done by "the Asylum" - but instead of a skyscraper, it's a Hydro Electric Plant.
and it's got really, really bad CGI blood (a "the Asylum" staple). . oh, and Bruce Willis is the "bad guy" with an idiotic motivation.
