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WafflehouseJK 06/08/18 2:55:54 AM #8:	eggcorn posted... WafflehouseJK posted... eggcorn posted... I've seen: Black Panther A Quiet Place Avengers: Infinity Wars Thor: Ragnarok (I know Thor was form 2017 but I didn't see it until 2018.) I liked Thor the best and was also pleasantly surprised with A Quiet Place. I love monster movies. I still haven't actually seen Ragnarok. It and Dark World are the only 2 Marvel films I haven't seen. Thor just struggles to capture my interest as a character, although I did hear Ragnarok is a lot better about that. It's on Netflix now I think, so I'll probably end up checking it out soon. I always liked the idea of thor but the first two movies bored me. Ragnarok is just so fun and colorful. That was my issue with the first Thor and why I haven't bothered to watch the sequels. He was just really bland, and the plot around him wasn't exciting or inventive enough to make up for that. Ragnarok seems like a change of pace, so I'll probably enjoy it. It's just a matter of making myself actually do it. GregShmedley posted... WafflehouseJK posted... Oh yeah, I forgot about Gotti. I'll be sure to try and check that out too. People wanna hate because it's Travolta but I think he's going to pull it off. WafflehouseJK posted... A Quiet Place was fantastic. We're in a new horror Renaissance the past few years and I love it. Lots of really creative, well executed ideas in the horror genre as of late. Yes, definitely! I really enjoyed The Witch and It Comes at Night. They're breaking away from the haunted doll cliches. Travolta is admittedly hit or miss, but when he's good, he's real good. I have faith. I haven't seen It Comes At Night yet, but The Witch is one of my favorites, it's already a modern horror classic. Even when you go more onto the Thriller side of the spectrum, you have stuff like Get Out, Ex Machina, Green Room, etc. I love where the genre is headed right now. Hereditary's coming out soon and it looks to be going in the same direction, and I love it. I'm hoping Horror gets treated seriously as a genre again here soon. --- "She was like, 'Oh, did you see that firefighter? Hes so cute.' And I was like, Mom, I just got blown up." <cite>WafflehouseJK posted [p:902756791] in Waffle's B... [t:76685359]...</cite> <quote><cite>eggcorn posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WafflehouseJK posted...</cite> <quote><cite>eggcorn posted...</cite> <quote>I've seen: Black Panther A Quiet Place Avengers: Infinity Wars Thor: Ragnarok (I know Thor was form 2017 but I didn't see it until 2018.) I liked Thor the best and was also pleasantly surprised with A Quiet Place. I love monster movies.</quote> I still haven't actually seen Ragnarok. It and Dark World are the only 2 Marvel films I haven't seen. Thor just struggles to capture my interest as a character, although I did hear Ragnarok is a lot better about that. It's on Netflix now I think, so I'll probably end up checking it out soon.</quote> I always liked the idea of thor but the first two movies bored me. Ragnarok is just so fun and colorful.</quote> That was my issue with the first Thor and why I haven't bothered to watch the sequels. He was just really bland, and the plot around him wasn't exciting or inventive enough to make up for that. Ragnarok seems like a change of pace, so I'll probably enjoy it. It's just a matter of making myself actually do it. <cite>GregShmedley posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WafflehouseJK posted...</cite> <quote>Oh yeah, I forgot about Gotti. I'll be sure to try and check that out too.</quote> People wanna hate because it's Travolta but I think he's going to pull it off. <cite>WafflehouseJK posted...</cite> <quote>A Quiet Place was fantastic. We're in a new horror Renaissance the past few years and I love it. Lots of really creative, well executed ideas in the horror genre as of late.</quote> Yes, definitely! I really enjoyed The Witch and It Comes at Night. They're breaking away from the haunted doll cliches. </quote> Travolta is admittedly hit or miss, but when he's good, he's real good. I have faith. I haven't seen It Comes At Night yet, but The Witch is one of my favorites, it's already a modern horror classic. Even when you go more onto the Thriller side of the spectrum, you have stuff like Get Out, Ex Machina, Green Room, etc. I love where the genre is headed right now. Hereditary's coming out soon and it looks to be going in the same direction, and I love it. I'm hoping Horror gets treated seriously as a genre again here soon. --- "She was like, 'Oh, did you see that firefighter? Hes so cute.' And I was like, Mom, I just got blown up."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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