I don’t care about this movie, so I don’t care about this video. Isn’t that right? Isn’t THAT right? Mark: YES. How is there any fun in life when all there is suffering. Man I never knew until now that they riced up every dam car they got.Īll this work and her hairline didnt flinch.
I feel like I saw this trailer like a year ago. The acting looks good, but I just can’t quite narrow down what accent she is trying to do? Because if it’s an English one? It ain’t working.ĭamn not even 2min in and Im crying 😂😂😂. A nobody takes on international terrorists with her innate martial arts, espionage tactics, and marksmanship abilities. 125 lb woman takes on a Great White Shark after receiving a large laceration on one of her legs. Brown /įav Revenge Tale: John Wick Chapter 1😅 That’s the only movie coming to my mind now the moment Jeremy Jahns asked Fav Revenge Tale. Based on the novel by Mark Burnell, from director Reed Morano ("The Handmaid's Tale") and the producers of the James Bond film series, The Rhythm Section also stars Jude Law and Sterling K. When Stephanie discovers that the crash was not an accident, she enters a dark, complex world to seek revenge on those responsible and find her own redemption. Worth a watch if it’s still in your local theatre.Description: Blake Lively stars as Stephanie Patrick, an ordinary woman on a path of self-destruction after her family is tragically killed in a plane crash. It does exactly what it sets out to do, and that is be a satisfying but not groundbreaking or unique cookie. I think everyone will get some enjoyment from the flick, despite its flaws. If The Shallows were a cookie, it would be a chocolate chip cookie. The script definitely could have used a little further polishing, but rest assured those moments won’t ruin the experience. One scene basically gives away the movie’s ending and another features a plot point that seems to be building to something but ends up getting dropped and not returned to. And even when The Shallows sacrifices tension for B-movie cheese, it’s still tremendously fun.Īs a final note, there are two moments in the movie that don’t bother you while you’re watching the scene, but end up being a problem in retrospect. Shark movies are about fun first and foremost, and scares second. However, schlock aside, any Jaws traditionalist that scoffs at this movie’s finale should remember how the 1979 hit ended. But it’s certainly a tonal switch from the fairly gritty and grounded first two thirds. The last act of The Shallows is where it embraces Sharknado a bit more than Jaws and amps up the schlock and B movie factor. When she goes into battle on a buoy, things start to get ridiculous.Īnd here is where the movie is going to divide people. Exhibiting production wear and handling, with a 2 x 1.5 in. In the popular killer shark movie, 'Nancy (Lively) has one primary board and this is one of few of those hero props. When Blake is on the rock, you’re sucked into the film’s reality. With 3-custom green FCS brand 'Carver' tail fins and remnants of ankle leash still attached to board. There’s a couple of moments that look weird that break the illusion, and most of them are in the last act. They do a nice job of showing restraint with the CGI shark for most of the movie, and that’s because once you see the full thing the CGI isn’t all that impressive. (Half joking. Her only co-star is a seagull named Steve, who hops around and eats crabs and steals your heart. But once she gets on that rock and has to fight for her life, I forgot all about her supermodel-worthy looks. There’s definitely some overuse of slow-mo bikini shots of the star in the early goings of the film.
Look, Blake Lively is an attractive person. I’ll put it in a rather roundabout (and shallow) way: (Which is as painful to watch as it sounds.) She’s got a charisma and charm about her that is also present in Adaline and when she’s on screen, you can’t help but enjoy yourself. And Lively commands the screen here, whether she’s bantering with a guide in spanglish or convincing us she’s actually stitching her leg together with her necklace.
Tom Hanks in Castaway, Matt Damon in The Martian, you get the idea. It’s one of those movies that absolutely hinges around one person. I think she tried her very hardest in last year’s Age of Adaline and saved it from total disaster, but it really wasn’t her moment. The Shallows is directed by Jaume Collet-Serra (who’s directed three average Liam Neeson action movies) and stars Blake Lively as a young woman who just wants to spend some time at a beautiful beach and winds up in a twisted mashup of Jaws and Hush, going mano y mano against a great white. So this weekend a historical war epic starring Matthew Mcconaughey, an artsy, visually stunning movie from an Academy award nominated director, and a shark movie starring a Gossip Girl all came out.Īnd the shark movie is getting the best reviews.
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