R.I.P.D has got to be the dumbest flic to come out of Hollyweird...
What a waste of time and $$, I kept sitting there hoping it would get better...it didn't.
Just goes to show some actors will do ANYTHING to make a few bux.
R.I.P.D has got to be the dumbest flic to come out of Hollyweird...
What a waste of time and $$, I kept sitting there hoping it would get better...it didn't.
Just goes to show some actors will do ANYTHING to make a few bux.
That sounds disappointing. I was looking forward to it.
Well...thank you for the review. I honestly had higher hopes for this flick.
My kid saw it last night at the drive in. Said it was the stupidest thing he has seen in a long time.
He said the submarine races were good though.......
One aspect of not watching TV is that I never see previews for movies. I don't have any idea what R I P D is...
Oh man. This was on my list. Could have been a Men in Black, I bet the do a sequel. I'll wait for the video.
I knew this was a bomb when I saw Rooster Cogburn and the guy from Waiting............what a dumb premise for a film.
Maybe Redbox it in the future so I'm only out a buck or so.
I can't believe you went and saw it.
I fell asleep.
drive in???? Where?Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
88th and Rosemary in Commerce City, I think it is the last one left in the metro area.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cylinder Head
Get there early. We tried to go last weekend and waited in traffic for an hour on 88th. By time we got to the gate they were full up.Quote:
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You should have gone to see Pacific Rim instead. That movie was great.
The more and more times Hollywood does crap movies like this and lone ranger, the more likley that they will fold and smaller productions will become the new norm sponsored by viewers like netflix is doing.
It was like a zombie clone of Roger Corman made a movie but with no thought to the budget.
I had hopes for this one, but now wait until it is on video.
Wait! what am I talking about? I never get to see a movie in the theater anymore. Last attempt at a movie was CARS 2, kids were all over the place, made the event miserable..............vowed not to go back until they got a lot older.
Spielberg has actually called the end of Hollywood. He predicts the big studios making one or two major films like a superman, etc and those being in theaters for like a year. Similar to broadway shows. Then all the smaller movies will find their way to market without Hollywood.Quote:
Originally Posted by strm_trpr