Post by Stinger TNA on Apr 18, 2008 20:46:06 GMT -5
My friend and I decided to hold out a while with Sarah Marshall and see 88 minutes today.
It wasn't "Amazing" or "Mind-blowing", but it was good enough to keep me wondering what would happen next, which is a sign the movie is good.
My pros:
- Al Pacino was perfect for this part. I loved how he pulled it off.
- As I said eariler, kept me on my seat waiting.
- There was no bullcrapting. Every part of the movie had to do WITH the movie. They didn't have to add a sex scene or someone stabbing 5 other random people to make it a movie to talk about.
My grips:
- Too many characters. I didn't know which woman was which. In fact, I still have no clue what role "Carol" played in the movie.
- This doesn't spoil anything, but around the end when Pacino threw the phone for no reason, it just kinda made me go ".....and the point of that was? He could have just hung up the phone"
All in all, I suggest this movie. It's not a movie you should see right
ing now, but if you have nothing to do one day, it's a good choice for a movie.
It wasn't "Amazing" or "Mind-blowing", but it was good enough to keep me wondering what would happen next, which is a sign the movie is good.
My pros:
- Al Pacino was perfect for this part. I loved how he pulled it off.
- As I said eariler, kept me on my seat waiting.
- There was no bullcrapting. Every part of the movie had to do WITH the movie. They didn't have to add a sex scene or someone stabbing 5 other random people to make it a movie to talk about.
My grips:
- Too many characters. I didn't know which woman was which. In fact, I still have no clue what role "Carol" played in the movie.
- This doesn't spoil anything, but around the end when Pacino threw the phone for no reason, it just kinda made me go ".....and the point of that was? He could have just hung up the phone"
All in all, I suggest this movie. It's not a movie you should see right
ing now, but if you have nothing to do one day, it's a good choice for a movie.
