Crummy.com Website Review

arts movies I've seen are either significantly newer or significantly older than this, and after calibrating for that, I think I agree with opera: Chosen One plots and great-house politics. The Wachowskis don't exactly hide their affinity for Chosen One plots, and obviously there's a market for great-house politics. It just feels like a dereliction of duty to use the grand scale of space opera to further explore one of the most heavily-explored societal organization mechanisms. Basically, I wanted this film to take a hard turn at the bees, do some kind of hive mind or something. All I remember from this movie's initial release was people making fun of the bee thing, but the bee thing is great! This movie has two adjacent action set pieces where Channing Tatum busts in and stops Mila Kunis from signing some that kink, back when you saw it in 2015, and it's probably not going to happen again in modern cinema. Good thing there's de*p fakes now! Dateline: 1964! Cary Grant is lured out of retirement by the promise of a free trip to the Tokyo Olympics, all expenses paid. He just has to do some location shoots for his matchmaker role in this bedroom farce movie, and fill in the rest in a studio Stateside. Seems like a prime opportunity to phone it in. I'd phone it in if it was me. But that's just one of the many reasons why I'm not one of the most beloved actors of the twentieth century. Grant turns in a game performance with a lot of physical comedy, and the overall movie's no-prize explanation: his character speaks really good English which he learned from a Brit, a la Jean-Luc Picard. There are two distinct phases to this movie. It starts with the typical Howard Hawks rom-com stuff where the two characters who can't stand each other fall in love. Once Grant's character becomes a Male War Bride, we switch to more Humor in Uniform jokes and gender stuff. It's all good fun, and Bond movie and Leonard says sure series. This was fun. Again, not much to add. Except: before checking IMDB I as*umed Joe Don Baker