I stopped seeing Michael Bay movies after I realized I am not allowed to kill him.
You can't drop a sentence like that without letting us know how long you didn't know murder was illegal!
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I stopped seeing Michael Bay movies after I realized I am not allowed to kill him.
You can't drop a sentence like that without letting us know how long you didn't know murder was illegal!
I liked it in a pretty peeps, pretty explosions sort of way. It's ridiculous and over the top and stupid, but has glimmerings of some depth (whatever is left of the original draft of the script, I am guessing) which means there are some very well-written scenes in the midst of all the mindlessness--kinda jarring. One moment I particularly liked: Ewan as Lincoln, a sheltered clone, "What is God?" Steve Buscemi as a Tech wiz, "Well, you know how sometimes you want something really bad, and you dream about it and hope for it and pray for it? Well, God is the one who ignores you."
"It could be the subject matter, the lack of stars," he said.
It could be that the movie-going public has finally woken up to the fact that you're a hack and you suck, Michael.
how long you didn't know murder was illegal!
I am dumb. If you visit my livejournal, you will see that my whole job consists of being yelled at for stupid mistakes.
Say you forgot. Then you're okay. (/Steve Martin)
Say you forgot. Then you're okay. (/Steve Martin)
Heh.
Two simple words in the English language. I forgot.
"I forgot ... armed robbery ... was a crime."
Someone needs to start passing out the white suits and bunny ears, stat.
Well, it's a good thing you learnt the truth in time to not kill Mr. Bay. Because that'd get a lot of yelling. The Island not withstanding, it's for the best.
Is Wes Anderson all that without the Big O?