Blurry_Dreams
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the people doing movie reviews online also think this movie suckedThe Beyond. I feel like this movie maybe possibly actually kinda sucks.
the people doing movie reviews online also think this movie suckedThe Beyond. I feel like this movie maybe possibly actually kinda sucks.
Is this some newfangled bullshit, or Fulci's masterpiece? I mean the original is kinda crap, but the ending fucking rules! And it has really pretty tarantulas.The Beyond. I couldn’t follow this or get into it. I mostly perused Reddit while it’s been on the background. The effects were fun but I feel like this movie maybe possibly actually kinda sucks.
Now I'm more confused which The Beyond you watched. But I did add this to my Amazon list! They wanted extra money so I'll never see it though.I watched *The Editor* on Shudder a few months ago and figured everyone here would love it. Check it out if you can. Watch some true giallo first though (ie Deep Red, Tenebrae, Black Belly of the Tarantula, etc) for maximal effect
Is this some newfangled bullshit, or Fulci's masterpiece?
Now I'm more confused which The Beyond you watched
uuhh......maybe you could go ahead and try watching the newer movie called "The Beyond".......I’m referring to the 1980 Fulci movie. Just could not enjoy it. The tarantula part was awesome but the rest….meh. Not even any boobs in it.
While DC has had Latino characters in its movie universe, (Jay Hernandez as El Diablo in “Suicide Squad,” and Rosie Perez as Renee Montoya in “Birds of Prey”), and cast Latina Sasha Calle to play Supergirl in “The Flash,” this will be the first stand-alone title to feature a Latino lead. Also of note, “In the Heights” breakout star Leslie Grace, who is Dominican American, has won the role in “Batgirl” and will star as crime fighter Barbara Gordon in the upcoming film set at HBO Max.
According to the MPAA, in 2017, Hispanic/Latino audiences had the highest per-capita attendance at the movies, going to the movie an average of 4.5 times a year. Latinos make up 18 percent of the population, and they buy 24 percent of the movie tickets sold in the United States. It is also worth noting, superhero movies tend to draw the most diverse audiences as Latinos made up 22 percent of the audience for “Wonder Woman” and 21 percent of the audience for “Spider-Man: Homecoming.”
Event Horizon and the very first Robocop movie were awesome (all the other Robocop movies sucked)I really enjoyed that movie (the new one, in no way related to the other). It's like Event Horizon meets Robocop.