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Seen this film at least 5 times and the trench run still gets me engaged.

Seeing Star Wars on the big screen just does things to me, man. If I had a time machine I'd watch them all in theaters like right now.

It's so dumb, kinda forgettable, but the film knows what it is and is just a fun time all around with a really fun helicopter chase. Except the part where Bond is disguised as a Japanese man, that made me cringe.

Yeah this movie just rules dude

It's honestly shocking to me that WB wanted this film buried like they did. Even if it's not the greatest piece of cinema, more of this, please!

Not really giving this one a score since it's just a compilation of the first few episodes of the anime, so I'll comment about the production staff instead.

HIDEAKI ANNO IS NOT DIRECTING THIS. THIS IS NOT SHIN GUNDAM. HE IS SIMPLY A CO-WRITER, THAT'S IT.

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

Shockingly enjoyed this one. Characters were pretty underwritten but I had a good time. Fits in to the timeline A-OK.

Where do I get a copy of "Anyone Can Cook"?

I wonder what the miiverse water guy would have thought of this movie.

Certified "Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah!"

So is the hobo real or not? Clearly we need an explanation for this.

It's a fun enough movie but dang it this just makes me want a Snorlax irl.

They really did go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu. One of the movies of all time!

I have an OLED now and ordered this movie on 4k right away. Absolute visual marvel and still holds up really well in the story department too.

Quintessential Bond movie, what more needs to be said? Just a fun time all around.

I rate this movie's performance a 10.

Way better then Dr. No. We're not quite at the "defining" Bond films yet, but this was still a good time with a solid villain and more Sean Connery goodness.

You can definitely tell this is the first James Bond movie but I still had a decent time. It feels like it drags a bit and the editing choices in the car chase are kinda weird, but I really enjoyed seeing Bond check around to see if anyone's been in his house in this one.

I'm not the only one who really wanted a Slinky Dog as a kid, right?

RAW! GOATED! WITH THE SAUCE! PEAK! CINEMA!

(Literal) Artistic masterpiece.

Despite this film being pretty nonsensical at times, it has Hugh Neutron, so it's by all means a must watch.

I find the fact that a movie about LEGO of all things is one of the most anti-corporate films I've seen is amazing.

We need more Waymond Wangs in the world, damn it!

Did we seriously need to give [THEM] that much screentime, like come on!

Anyways, that aside the film was pretty solid. I thought the exterior shots, especially near that mining colonies ring were absolutely gorgeous, there were some tense sequences with the Xenomorphs (great to see them back on the big screen properly this time), and if you can, see this film in IMAX. The whole movie is done in 1.90:1 and I'm very curious how it's gonna translate to home media.

While it certainly looks gorgeous, too much goes unexplained and unexplored to really give a super interesting final product.

The further you go in, the more you realize "Yeah, this might actually be peak fiction."

DANGER ZONE BAYBEEEEE WOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Oh hey this one actually tried to be a real movie with actual storytelling. Neat!

First 3 minutes were the best part of the whole thing though.

This movie has 2 giant robot monkes in it and that's epic!

It sure is wonderful how this film both acknowledges the past 4 films and yet completely disregards their stories at the same time. Genuinely one of the only films I absolutely despise.

How does this movie feel like it takes 5 hours yet isn't even 3?

Is it weird that I find this movie kinda underrated? Like I know it's objectively bad but I dunno I fuck with it.

The Fallen doxxes Shia Labeouf funniest shit I've ever seen

EBAY

Goofy aah movie,like I cannot take it seriously whatsoever, but hey, at least it wasn't almost completely boring this time!

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If I had a nickel for every time an actor who portrayed The Doctor died in this franchise, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice.