That was hilarious. It's the review I'd write, since I've never seen any of the movies either. I'll give them one point for having Tilda Swinton, but otherwise it all sounds terrible. I'm sure...
That was hilarious. It's the review I'd write, since I've never seen any of the movies either. I'll give them one point for having Tilda Swinton, but otherwise it all sounds terrible. I'm sure fans who've followed along and know all the details can't get enough, but to me it sounds like the characters are chasing Horcruxes, and was there a mention of a fancy (sonic) screwdriver in there?!
Entertaining read. He picked up a surprising amount of things that were really only just inferred - but obviously so much lost due to not knowing anything about the universe. I'm glad he knew all...
Entertaining read. He picked up a surprising amount of things that were really only just inferred - but obviously so much lost due to not knowing anything about the universe. I'm glad he knew all the actors/actresses by name - I definitely don't know many by name and would have been pretty lost.
Also he focused really hard on the car bands in the movie. I didn't notice or care - just saw that someone showed up in a car. Is that cause he wasn't as immersed in the film? Or perhaps he just cares more about cars than I do? An interesting note on marketing either way.
That was hilarious. It's the review I'd write, since I've never seen any of the movies either. I'll give them one point for having Tilda Swinton, but otherwise it all sounds terrible. I'm sure fans who've followed along and know all the details can't get enough, but to me it sounds like the characters are chasing Horcruxes, and was there a mention of a fancy (sonic) screwdriver in there?!
Entertaining read. He picked up a surprising amount of things that were really only just inferred - but obviously so much lost due to not knowing anything about the universe. I'm glad he knew all the actors/actresses by name - I definitely don't know many by name and would have been pretty lost.
Also he focused really hard on the car bands in the movie. I didn't notice or care - just saw that someone showed up in a car. Is that cause he wasn't as immersed in the film? Or perhaps he just cares more about cars than I do? An interesting note on marketing either way.