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General Category => You'll Laugh, You'll Cry, You'll Kiss Eight Bucks Goodbye => Topic started by: CBStew on March 12, 2012, 12:46:14 PM

Title: Safe House
Post by: CBStew on March 12, 2012, 12:46:14 PM
Maybe it is just me.  If I play tag for a half hour with my grandchildren I need a day or two to recover.  But movie stars can get shot, stabbed and tortured and in the next scene they are as good as new, running faster than a speeding locomotive and leaping tall buildings in a single bound.  The action in this movie takes place in less than 24 hours.  The hero is repeatedly beaten and stabbed but shows up (spoiler alert) in the final scenes that have to take place within at most a day or two of that with no bruises, scars or noticeable limp.  Miraculous!  Setting that minor quibble aside, if you like fuzzy photography so close to the actors that you can't tell who is getting run over or by what; dialogue that is so alternately loud or soft and mumbled that you can't make out what was said, this movie so right up your alley.  This is one of the bloodiest action movies that I have ever seen.  Probably not a good choice for a first date.  If you like the movie and your date observes you liking the movie, then unless she is into big time s and m she is going to develop a splitting headache and insist on going home as soon as she steps into the aisle on the way out of the theater.
Title: Re: Safe House
Post by: Richard Chuggar on March 12, 2012, 12:48:25 PM
Quote from: CBStew on March 12, 2012, 12:46:14 PM
Maybe it is just me.  If I play tag for a half hour with my grandchildren I need a day or two to recover.  But movie stars can get shot, stabbed and tortured and in the next scene they are as good as new, running faster than a speeding locomotive and leaping tall buildings in a single bound.  The action in this movie takes place in less than 24 hours.  The hero is repeatedly beaten and stabbed but shows up (spoiler alert) in the final scenes that have to take place within at most a day or two of that with no bruises, scars or noticeable limp.  Miraculous!  Setting that minor quibble aside, if you like fuzzy photography so close to the actors that you can't tell who is getting run over or by what; dialogue that is so alternately loud or soft and mumbled that you can't make out what was said, this movie so right up your alley.  This is one of the bloodiest action movies that I have ever seen.  Probably not a good choice for a first date.  If you like the movie and your date observes you liking the movie, then unless she is into big time s and m she is going to develop a splitting headache and insist on going home as soon as she steps into the aisle on the way out of the theater.

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Title: Re: Safe House
Post by: Powdered Toast Man on May 29, 2012, 12:32:59 PM
I agree, Stew.  But apparently, Ryan Reynolds is handsome or something and the wife just had to see it.