oyaskii: I doubt this list because as far as i know, I don't think "Top Gun: Maverick" is available for streaming just yet except they are using "streaming" in a different context.
Did a little digging... so this isn’t actual steaming data, but searches for movies on JustWatch.
Kaycee7: This fight sequence is cast in gold. Intense, gritty and always entertaining on every watch
Swears, bro. Even after all these years, only a handful of films could match it in raw realism.
It's one of the few films that accurately depicted how to fight people superior in size and strength and numbers. It's also one of the few to humanize both protagonist & adversaries, breaking from the norm where both parties are indefatigable combat machines.
mirinder: Anna 8/10 Just like Red Sparrow and other femfatalle spy thrillers, anna is intriguing to watch. First an orphaned girl joins the KGB spends five years and decides to call it quit but not without several twists and turns that keeps me in a state of perplexity. If not for the timelime, i would have lost my way midway. Be that as it may, Anna was incredible, credits goes to Sasha Luss for doing a yeoman's job. This my first time of seeing her. At first i thought she was british because of her name. The story was kind of not straightforward. I would have preferred a linear plot instead of going back and forth. But its all good. Credits to support cast. My only grouse is with luke evans. He never sounded russian. And that reminds me, why can't americans allow russian roles played in their native tongue. Why must it be english all the time? The sad part is the actors don't get the accent well. That is why i like what Mel Gibson did in the passion of christ. He made sure all the dialogue was written in hebrew.
I hated that film. I just couldn't get past the myth of a skinny girl outmatching men twice her size in hand and gun combat without breaking a sweat. To make matters worse, they messed up the film's technology.
Watch Atomic Blonde if you want to see a film about a female spy in cold war era done right. The fight scenes are breathtakingly realistic.
Don’t get me wrong, I am very much enjoying S4, but something seems off about it for me in some ways. Some tighter writing and removal of some characters would help out a lot. There are 4 different groups right now. There should be two (3 at most). The Suzie cheaper by the dozen subplot is completely useless, and the Jason subplot is going nowhere.
Volume 2 was... whelming.
Ending was terrible, few good moments but a very mediocre ending. Disappointing season overall.
Kaycee7: Nah! I'll die on this Carrey hill. The Mask, Liar Liar, Riddler in Batman Forever and then comes back to kill it as Robotnik, not once but twice. C'mon, give the man his flowers.
I grew up watching these movies you mentioned, but the thing is, his style of comedy just doesn't appeal to me anymore. It’s schoolboy humour, weird faces and impressions, nothing more.
Dumb and Dumber and Bruce Almighty are ace though.
Kaycee7: I wouldn't even put Ferrell with Carrey as comedians that appeal to children, seeing as most of Ferrell's works are for an older audience due to the raunchy humor and content. Even at that Carrey has that cartoony humor on lock. Put some respeck on his name.
Anchorman and Step Brothers are my favorite Will Ferrell films, but that's about it. In all of his roles, he comes across as a gullible buffoon, which doesn't really work for me. Many comics, such as Kevin Hart, play themselves in their films, but they can still be good and have range. Will Ferrell either doesn't have that range or chooses not to use it.
As for Jim Carrey, brash and goofy and making funny faces does not necessarily equal funny. He sucks as a comic. Ironically, he's a much better actor when he plays non-comedic roles.
Kaycee7: And sometimes the hard work pays off and he earns a chuckle.
He was good in Step Brothers, but I attribute that to his chemistry with co-star John C. Reilly.
He's always playing a manchild, and his over-the-top comedy is so cringey that I can't believe I used to laugh at it as a teen.
After seeing better acts, an adult me realized that this guy and Jim Carrey are dumb comedians who only appeal to children and adults who are young at heart.
Now, hold your horses, I don't mean the bolded as an insult. It's fairly common for adults to retain their childish sense of humor and fancies. Sometimes I envy such people cos nothing would please me than to relax and watch Courage the Cowardly Dog rerun with the kids and enjoy it as much as they do.
Stonecoldstare1: Bradley Cooper and Matt Bomer on set of the Leonard Bernstein biopic Maestro.
He's really gunning for the gold this time,he will do anything to snag that piece. Can AMPAS just give it to him already i.e if Netflix's lobbying game is top notch,I mean how many nominations does he have now? I'm pretty sure it's much more than Leo's
Fashion those days were horrendous though
Matt Bomer is Henry Cavill's doppelganger, for real.
Kaycee7: Depends on the movie. The more over the top he's allowed to be, the higher the chance he can get a laugh out of me. And the ridiculousness of the stills seems to suggest that.
Stonecoldstare1: There are some iterations where the Mattel man has blonde hair like his gal but those are mostly customized for different customers. He reminds me of Freddie Prince Jr during his Scooby Doo days and was kinda my first pick for the role but Freddie is aging gracefully while Ryan has obviously had some work done so......
I won't even ask how you know this. It just seems so... obscure, like something you'd have to go out of your way to learn about... unless, it's within the realm of your hobby, like maybe, a you're doll enthusiast?