Who's your daddy? C'mon! C'mon! Are you sure? Is it this guy? That one? Oh, my goodness... I wish I knew. Well, let's get even. We'll go get this kid and let Angelina Jolie train him. He's got the knack. We'll climax this great epic by sending in thousands of rats with little bombs strapped on. When they blow, we'll witness the greatest gunfight/knife fight of all time. All the bad guys will get their "what they've got coming". Morgan Freeman and Angelina will be proved to be thugs with a dirty vengeance.
This is the greatest film of all time. I loved it. It's probably derived from a Nobel prize winning novel. Gee, I'm glad I saw the geniuses of all time acting in this movie. Oh, what a great lesson. Hot chicks. Slick language. Epic gun fights. The scenery in the textile factory was beautifully crafted. I've never imagined such Einsteinian story craft.
I think I'll watch out for that x on the floor. For the cool language, the inspired casting, and the perfect story, I'll award an A. The music is excellent. The scenery is incredible. Oh, give me more of these. Got a hot 10 on our hands, don't we?
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Well, as you can see from my previous review of Wanted, I enjoyed the movie, but my counterpart never gives a 10, ever so I know his review is based on the bashing of his last two reviews.
So, that said, we agree that the story is a bit far fetched, but explosions, imagination, telling off your boss and obviously Angelina keep this movie in the high 8's.
Looks like an Angelina Jolie weekend bash. I'll know for sure if they go rent Lara Croft.
If Morgan Freeman acts in a movie where he doesn't have any dialogue, can he act, too? I'll admit he has a great speaking voice.
What's Einsteinian story craft? I didn't see any in this film.
I can drive a corvette like that. I drove one to infinity and back. Twice.
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