I had already determined I wasn’t going to go see this movie, but now I do. Thanks, critics.
Me too!
I’ll see this. In a month or two when I can watch in the comfort of my home on a big flat screen.
Wow, that's some pretty crappy grammar right there, dude.
Ditto!
And the last movie I saw at the theater was 30 Days of Night.
(Although something tells me that the enemedia is purposefully trying to encourage an, “Aurora theater,” event with this article)
Wouldn’t miss it for the world. May watch it twice...
Yep, it’s the “Chappelle” effect. The critics hate it so everyone else loves it.
These people still don’t realize they’ve jumped the shark and are the only ones to not know it.
The “cancel culture” is dying before our eyes.
The latest round of stand up shows of Dave Chappelle and Bill Burr, in which (ahem) "critics" gave them bad reviews, and even told us NOT TO WATCH IT, are a good example of the SJW-age-of-lies that we live in.
I had no interest at all in seeing this movie. I saw the first Rambo movie and have not bothered to watch the last three. When I heard that Stalone was making another Rambo movie I assumed it would be about Rambo breaking out of a nursing home while wearing Depends.
Now this movie has made it to my must watch list.
Then I’ll have to see it.
But, boy, does Stallone look like crap.
His face could scare small children.