Pearl Harbor a movie nobody likes? " it seems to me to be one of the most hated movies out there lol" What? Huh? Definitely NOT the case here in the U.S.! People loved that movie here! Then again, it was a big WW2 from the American's point-of-view hollywood blockbuster about the event that is credited as finally getting America's ass in the war. Idk, I just had to comment on that, 'cause I was really surprised when I read what you said about it being a hated movie!
I remember seeing that movie in a cinema in Stockholm when I was 14. It was the first time I let myself cry my eyes out during a movie. I was a sobbing mess. The stranger sitting next to me was giving me weird looks, and my Grandma was really worried afterward that my Mom was gonna kill her. And I kept assuring her that I was alright and that these were 'good tears' or whatever. lol.
Well I just say that because it's the impression I got lol. I always thought it was a hated movie. I don't hate it though I think it's a bit cliched etc. ;/
Oh no, I'm not jumping you here or anything. I was just so shocked when I read that. ; ) It's interesting how impressions go. Likely that a bunch of people around you didn't like it, whereas I had the opposite experience. Reminds me of how after Titanic there was a phase when the kids in my class decided (for some reason I still don't get) that Leo Dicaprio was to be disliked, and went around calling him "Leonardo Dicrapio".
The deaths in Dark Side of the Moon were gut-punching to me even though we knew they episode was about them being shot--it was just so immediate and brutal and not drawn out at all, Sam was shot so fast, and then Dean's face--you better kill me too right now or you are dead...
I mean, nothing is as bad as one brother crying over the body of the other, but in DSotM there wasn't even time for that.
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Definitely NOT the case here in the U.S.! People loved that movie here! Then again, it was a big WW2 from the American's point-of-view hollywood blockbuster about the event that is credited as finally getting America's ass in the war. Idk, I just had to comment on that, 'cause I was really surprised when I read what you said about it being a hated movie!
I remember seeing that movie in a cinema in Stockholm when I was 14. It was the first time I let myself cry my eyes out during a movie. I was a sobbing mess. The stranger sitting next to me was giving me weird looks, and my Grandma was really worried afterward that my Mom was gonna kill her. And I kept assuring her that I was alright and that these were 'good tears' or whatever. lol.
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Reminds me of how after Titanic there was a phase when the kids in my class decided (for some reason I still don't get) that Leo Dicaprio was to be disliked, and went around calling him "Leonardo Dicrapio".
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I personally loved both Mouling Rouge adn Pearl Harbor. They are 2 of my faves movies.
Love all your choices, just brilliant!!
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I mean, nothing is as bad as one brother crying over the body of the other, but in DSotM there wasn't even time for that.
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