I am not an atheist. But sometimes you just gotta do things yourself life is tough.(I loved it when he says that after yelling at "GOD") Lotta testosterone in this movie as well. The theme was great, the message was well done. Liam is a bad-ass in a lotta roles LOL.
In fact the message was so well done, it makes the movie kinda depressing. ( i guess that means good job)
Saw it tonight, pretty good. I got the messages, I enjoyed the tension. The abrupt ending kind of annoyed me though. As soon as the credits started, some guy above me, vocally said, "oh come on, what the hell". I was sort of thinking the same thing as well, so I got a kick out of that. As people started to get up and leave, myself included, some guy in the audience said that there was an after credits ending.
I was intrigued, but didn't really buy it. Why would a film like this have an after credits ending? Sure enough, it was true.
What I didn't like was how
they were offed one by one. Yeah, I can see the wolves taking them down one at a time, but the one character going into the river and drowning? C'mon. I knew Neeson was going to be the last man standing but the drowning was too much. There wasn't even a fast current when they were walking there, talking, then BAM, wolves come, they jump in and, woaaaah, hey, my foots stuck!"
Good performances and characters though. I have mixed feelings on the film.
but the drowning was too much. There wasn't even a fast current when they were walking there, talking, then BAM, wolves come, they jump in and, woaaaah, hey, my foots stuck!"
Well Neeson's character didn't like it either. That was the last ___in straw for him and was like "are you f'n kidding me" And started yelling at "god" etc. Didn't have a problem with it totally believeable to me.
Loved the after credits ending, that f'n wolf got his. Nesson went out like a boss!
The message i got from this movie was... You gotta do things yourself, there is no help but self-help. And even then you might not succeed, but god damnit die trying. (and that death is around every corner, and is one step behind us all)
Saw it tonight, pretty good. I got the messages, I enjoyed the tension. The abrupt ending kind of annoyed me though. As soon as the credits started, some guy above me, vocally said, "oh come on, what the hell". I was sort of thinking the same thing as well, so I got a kick out of that. As people started to get up and leave, myself included, some guy in the audience said that there was an after credits ending.
I was intrigued, but didn't really buy it. Why would a film like this have an after credits ending? Sure enough, it was true.
What I didn't like was how
they were offed one by one. Yeah, I can see the wolves taking them down one at a time, but the one character going into the river and drowning? C'mon. I knew Neeson was going to be the last man standing but the drowning was too much. There wasn't even a fast current when they were walking there, talking, then BAM, wolves come, they jump in and, woaaaah, hey, my foots stuck!"
Good performances and characters though. I have mixed feelings on the film.
There are 30 mins of stuff that was cut out, including the fight. Joe Carnahan say he will put it into the deleted scenes of the Blu-ray. Personally I think the way it ended was fitting for the tone of the film
I just watched this... pretty great actually. The last few minutes made the whole movie for me. Clearly people here in the forum did not care much for this flick but I think it's worth watching.
I just watched this... pretty great actually. The last few minutes made the whole movie for me. Clearly people here in the forum did not care much for this flick but I think it's worth watching.
That was the last ___in straw for him and was like "are you f'n kidding me" And started yelling at "god" etc. Didn't have a problem with it totally believeable to me.
