Decent movie. Did anyone else get a vibe that Daniel Craig was trying to be frank underwood

2/15/2020 8:36:31 AM

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2/15/2020 12:50:56 PM

what a noobish link

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also, lol if you think all movie talk has to go in the "general movie talk" thread

2/15/2020 4:25:15 PM

His accent was familiar yes, but it didn't bother me.

I enjoyed it. Maybe not as much as some of the critical reviewers, but it was a good movie. The only part that **Spoilers**


















bothered me was when Ransom pulled the knife from the display. He supposedly had grown up in and around this family. I find it hard to believe that as a child, he never pulled one of those knives out of the display to play with them. He should have known they were theater props.

2/16/2020 1:21:01 PM

^the grandfather specifically said he couldn’t tell the difference

2/16/2020 9:02:59 PM

Also, the Knife display hadn't been there forever. No telling how long ago the book which the knife display was a promotional item for was published.

2/17/2020 8:02:33 AM