Oh aye yeah err ok maybe a Sunday evening hehe. I just remember it being a kind of gentle-ish buddy film, i forgot the rimming and probably a fair bit of other stuff hehe.
Did you know 'Pippin' Peregrin Took is 50 next year. Just looking at some LOTR stuff and decided to google the actor, mad as fuck that is.
Yes definitely a Sunday evening :p that's why I found parts of it funny otherwise it would've been a 2/10. The carrying of his mate to the bath, the trip, fall and his knob going in his face could also be a put off on a Sunday dinner time :).
50? Really, makes me feel young :)
Massive fan of all his work but this was really crap. His style and appeal is that he integrates with the subjects, but you just can't do that with Scientologists. It ended up becoming a documentary about how hard it is to make a documentary on Scientology!
I think he should have turned it into a documentary about Marty Rathbun instead (seeing he as in the film throughout); he's prolific enough to warrant the dedication, and throughout the film shows glimpses of perhaps not really having fully emancipated himself after all. He condemns the very practices and behaviour that he helped to create and shows no remorse, nor bears any responsibility. That, to me, is far more interesting than watching him and Louis getting told off for trespassing for 60 minutes and ripping off The Act Of Killing for the rest.
Nothing came out of this movie that we didn't know already. Going Clear is still the best documentary on the subject.
Really good fantasy epic. You can see how Ritchie took what worked in the Sherlock films and took that to full on gritty fantasy, well as gritty as Hollywood would ever allow a blockbuster to get. I acvtually saw a scene i could have improved with a good gag...excuse the pun.
When they have the hood over his head on the horse and he won't shut up and notes he can see through it. It should have cut to him with it stuffed in his gob to shut him up with the others looking straight faced with a focus on the one who obviously had the idea and shut him up with it, wry smile maybe for comical effect. Him looking a bit sorry for himself and regretting his big gob getting him what he totally deserved hehe.
Really good fantasy epic. You can see how Ritchie took what worked in the Sherlock films and took that to full on gritty fantasy, well as gritty as Hollywood would ever allow a blockbuster to get. I acvtually saw a scene i could have improved with a good gag...excuse the pun.
When they have the hood over his head on the horse and he won't shut up and notes he can see through it. It should have cut to him with it stuffed in his gob to shut him up with the others looking straight faced with a focus on the one who obviously had the idea and shut him up with it, wry smile maybe for comical effect. Him looking a bit sorry for himself and regretting his big gob getting him what he totally deserved hehe.
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