Films you knew were going to be shit but you thought might at least be entertaining enough to kill a couple of hours.
But weren't .
Films you knew were going to be shit but you thought might at least be entertaining enough to kill a couple of hours
cruise didn't fit the original campy style the first 2 movies had
It had as much to do with those movies as those did with the original “Curse of the Mummy”
Often with Tom Cruise he will single-handedly carry a shit overall film and make you believe it was good.
>original campy style
You mean the Indiana Jones formula rip off, the previous movie had
I really hoped CM would be giood.
Preferred the Hammer ones.
I liked edge of tomorrow and collateral. What are some other essential obscure cruisekinos?
The original Mummy is a Gothic romance, shit for brains
Mission Impossible 2. Everyone said it was the worst one in the franchise but when I got around to watching them all it was far from that.
Far and Away. Get past Cruise's iffy Irish accent and it's good.
I love far and away, it's a bit chick kino but meh, I like what I like.
Definitely that one
King Arthur (2017).
Speaking of Channing Tatum.
The final Resident Evil film ("The Final Chapter")
Everything I read about it said it would be shite.
The trailers looked shite.
It was pulled from most UK cinemas after like a week due to low box office numbers.
Still went and saw it thinking it at least might have a few unintentional laughs and cheesy fun. It didn't.
It was shite.
Immortals (2011).
Henry Cavill helped.
Probably because he writes his own movies specifically to make him appear like a giga-chad.
He's like a woman with 10000 snapchat filters posing in an rented outfit and a car bought with her rich parents money
Thing is he's a likeable actor, there's no need to make shit like the mummy
Atomic Blonde
Equalizer 2
Solo
Expendables 2
Cpt Marvel
Aquaman
This piece of crap.
My cringelord uncle said it was worth watching for the slo-mo sex scene but it really, really wasn’t.
Back Death with Sean Bean.
Not as bad as Sin City 2.
Bump
He doesn't have the look of a hard nut soldier.
Which is why I was pleasantly surprised with the film.
I was going to watch that. What's wrong with it?
Nothing. It's absolute prison kino.
Rewatching the Brendan Fraser Mummy movies and then seeing Cruise's Mummy really put into perspective just how much Hollywood has changed in 20 years.
Centurion.
better than the original
The Machine (2013).
Eragon
10/10 soundtrack as well as Toby Stephens.
I really hope they don't have british accents
this
They do, and it's all the better for it. Although after a while it ends up feeling like a bunch of English lads trying to escape Scotland, and that's a good thing.
Dracula Untold
Bro, never go full marveltard
I like the look of the armor and heraldry at least.
I'll give it a shot
I fucking hate the plebs so much
Centurion and The Eagle make a decent modern Roman-Britain double feature, in my humble opinion.
wonder if any mad lads actually bathe there
I imagine so.
I liked it too, for the most part.
I still find it to be a pretty decent background movie.
Who said this was shit beforehand?
This was Kino. Rarely see anything that evokes this much wonder and straight up awe
No one.