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All I can say about EFLA is that Kurt Russell nailed it, as expected. Everything else can go to hell.
"Welcome to the human race..."
"Welcome to the human race..."
All I can say about EFLA is that Kurt Russell nailed it, as expected. Everything else can go to hell.
"Welcome to the human race..."
It had it's good parts, but that surfing scene with Peter Fonda
That is one of the few scenes I like. Sure, it's way over the top but at least it isn't something that happened in NY. And it's just such a 90's moment.
The real problem is the reoccuring plot. Snake working for the government because a young girl causes a near apocalypse event and he has to get something back from a place they can't go before a virus kills him are things that never should have been repeated. It simply should have been Snake choosing to goto L.A. on the run and getting caught in the middle of Quervo's plans.
https://youtu.be/2_E9ebt1a_s
That is one of the few scenes I like. Sure, it's way over the top but at least it isn't something that happened in NY. And it's just such a 90's moment.
The real problem is the reoccuring plot. Snake working for the government because a young girl causes a near apocalypse event and he has to get something back from a place they can't go before a virus kills him are things that never should have been repeated. It simply should have been Snake choosing to goto L.A. on the run and getting caught in the middle of Quervo's plans.
https://youtu.be/2_E9ebt1a_s
The premise being the same makes you draw a constant comparison to NY which is the better movie.
You change the way he gets there (working for the government or something they injected will kill him) and you have a fairly solid sequel.
I'd have opened with Snake back to being a Fugitive becaues of the cassette tape from the end of NY. He's pulling a job at bank or federal reserve, maybe in Detroit so we get a look at regular America, and it goes wrong because the USPF was already watching him and intervened. He realises theres too much heat and he's gotta lay low so he goes to L.A. where the cops aren't. Only he finds out they are coming in to stop this Quervo guy who's ****ing up his ability to lay low. Then just play out the rest of the movie with very minor changes and a better ending.
obviously but what I'm getting at is the whole movie overall isn't terrible, but it feels alot worse because of the constant reminder of the base plot being a total word per word ripoff.
obviously but what I'm getting at is the whole movie overall isn't terrible, but it feels alot worse because of the constant reminder of the base plot being a total word per word ripoff.
I'd have opened with Snake back to being a Fugitive becaues of the cassette tape from the end of NY. He's pulling a job at bank or federal reserve, maybe in Detroit so we get a look at regular America, and it goes wrong because the USPF was already watching him and intervened.
The premise being the same makes you draw a constant comparison to NY which is the better movie.
You change the way he gets there (working for the government or something they injected will kill him) and you have a fairly solid sequel.
I'd have opened with Snake back to being a Fugitive becaues of the cassette tape from the end of NY. He's pulling a job at bank or federal reserve, maybe in Detroit so we get a look at regular America, and it goes wrong because the USPF was already watching him and intervened. He realises theres too much heat and he's gotta lay low so he goes to L.A. where the cops aren't. Only he finds out they are coming in to stop this Quervo guy who's ****ing up his ability to lay low. Then just play out the rest of the movie with very minor changes and a better ending. Snake wants to get close to see for himself whats going on and uses his status to buddy upto Quervo and eventually **** him over etc.
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