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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jul 31, 2018 22:03:33 GMT
This is as annoying as I remember it from when I first saw it.
It's a good premise, but boy did the director cast the wrong actors.
We are supposed to believe that some very skinny people are intimidating.
They are not even remotely intimidating. They are not at all scary. It's obvious why he cast his daughter, but the main antagonist, some skinny long haired wreck, is seriously controlling these people?
Bollocks. One solid punch, end of.
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Post by Earthlings on Aug 7, 2018 17:54:14 GMT
This is as annoying as I remember it from when I first saw it. It's a good premise, but boy did the director cast the wrong actors. We are supposed to believe that some very skinny people are intimidating. They are not even remotely intimidating. They are not at all scary. It's obvious why he cast his daughter, but the main antagonist, some skinny long haired wreck, is seriously controlling these people? Bollocks. One solid punch, end of. I disagree. If I saw these people coming toward me I would run like hell.
And I thought Sheri Moon Zombie was great in it.
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Aug 7, 2018 18:28:52 GMT
Earthlings, Only because there are three of them with weapons. But there are plenty of times when they are on their own and could easily have been jumped. Throughout the whole film, I did not feel intimidated by them at all. Why didn't the director just cast someone physically larger for the character on the right? I get why he's got the guy in the middle, because it's a sequel right?, and also why he cast his daughter, to give her a career boost, but still, she's too nice and the on the right is just irritating and easily swatted.
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