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That sums up the medevil period, I was laughing my ass off in the battle sections, they obviously did not have the money to put the colours on the army, so you couldnt tell who was French or English, it was just a bunch of guys in armour attacking each other, LMAOWell, it was muddy and dirty and dark so maybe they got that part correct?
That is what Henry's hair was actually like though!Not a good look for him. Uh uh, not at all. Of course he may actually be looking like that in real life now since we can't get our haircut and he might have done an 'at home' cut himself.
The monks knew what was what. 
Also, if you notice how they filmed the battle scenes most shots were low to the ground so it would look like there were lots of soldiers in the background and there definately weren't alot of extras used for these scenes. Oh well, it was still a decent movie.That sums up the medevil period, I was laughing my ass off in the battle sections, they obviously did not have the money to put the colours on the army, so you couldnt tell who was French or English, it was just a bunch of guys in armous attacking each other, LMAO
Sums up Netflix though.
Like what I've done with the place?
Um, they do Stranger Things, which is a pretty decent series with good actors and FX.Sums up Netflix though.
I was meaning the budget, they don't really do massive budget things, including ST.
I liked the show for the most part but the quality of the cgi varied. Looks like Netflix right now is just banking on cheap teen romance movies.
Catering to their demographic for sure.
Heard their adaptation of King’s “1922” was good. Heard their new action movie “Extraction” is good if you just want mindless action and nothing else.
Right on both, the King adaption is excellent though, one of his best adaptions. Anything with Thomas Jane is excellent.
Agreed. Jane is underrated, especially in 1922.
His performance was award worthy in that, just like the book. He is excellent in The Punisher as well. Should have been one of Hollywood's biggest actors, great character actor.
Yeah, I thought so. A few people criticized his accent, but I think it's nuanced and not nearly as over-the-top as some Southern/Midwestern accents I've heard on screen.
The setting is Nebraska, did these critics want Thomas to use his normal Baltimore accent?
The worst southern accents are usually from English actors.
Watched Groundhog Day for the first time the other night too. You could easily recut that as a psychological thriller. Although I did enjoy it and it was quite funny in the latter half, I wonder why he didn't try staying up past 6 before having the suicide compilation?
