comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
I think it's because Zac Snyder is lauded as a great director, and his films are all crap.
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Is he lauded as a 'great' director?

comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
I think it's because Zac Snyder is lauded as a great director, and his films are all crap.
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Is he lauded as a 'great' director?
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No he isn't. And the remake of dawn of the dead is shlt.

I always viewed him as a like a 'cool' director who has made some interesting things. Watchmen for instance

Sucker Punch was a big let down

comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 1 minute ago
Sucker Punch was a big let down
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Couldn't finish it

comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted about an hour ago
Nope.
I watched Army of the Dead. Nope.

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Correct. Its not even enjoyable. It's not even silly fun. It's just so stupid without charm.

Watchmen buys him a lot of credit in the bank for me. Seriously underrated

Yeah its nice that Watchmen has gained more popularity as time has gone on

I never really liked 300

But i was a teenager when that came out and it was one of those films everyone had seen and was talking about

Yeah 300 I only watched one. The womenz were the best part. 🍆

300 and The Hangover

Two films i pretended to rate more than i actually did because my friends wouldnt shut up about/quoting them all the time

Lol another one I've only seen once and don't care to see again

300 I thought was fun. And it was the first film I ever saw alone at the cinema, so has some sentimental value (or just really sad ).

Watchmen is his best imo, though I've never read the comic series. I also liked Man of Steel more than most did. The rest I didn't much care for.

So nobody knows what to class Army of the Dead? I thought it was sci-fi mainly because it's a disease that changes everyone but then they decompose yet gain strength and speed as well as super drastic poses, fashion sense and a t-rex/Predator voice instantly. So that comes off as some sort of fantasy because gaining strength and speed when decomposing seems like magic to me. It's certainly not horror.

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Aside from my pet hate of the overused ethereal slowed-down version of a classic song I thought this looked great.



Don't get me started on bad covers

Saw Midnight Run again, still a classic!

Ooo hello Edgar Wright again

I remember enjoying Baby Driver quite a bit but still haven't really had to urger to watch it again.

Tbf I think only Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz keep me coming back. World's End....meh

comment by James Punn (U21588)
posted 3 hours, 21 minutes ago
300 I thought was fun. And it was the first film I ever saw alone at the cinema, so has some sentimental value (or just really sad).

Watchmen is his best imo, though I've never read the comic series. I also liked Man of Steel more than most did. The rest I didn't much care for.

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Watchmen wipes he floor with marvel, it along with Nolan’s Batman are the best in the genre. More cerebral thinking mans superhero movie.

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comment by RtM - The Tuchel Evolution (U1097)
posted 18 minutes ago
I remember enjoying Baby Driver quite a bit but still haven't really had to urger to watch it again.
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Yeah seen that... probably won't ever do so again

I've never seen any other film nail southern rural England like Hot Fuzz did

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