adayforrabbit
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Great thoughts, Samson, thanks for sharing. If only Haddad spoke like you wrote we would have been treated to witticisms like "ditz" and "dull ditziness", or scintillating reasoning like "More than one person hates this shit." It's so wonderful that you understand your opinions are intelligent criticisms and your values are objective standards. More, please!
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Ditzy? I thought that she was rather quick: "Are you going to celebrate with a dime bag?" I've been having trouble with the sound on this podcast. I have to turn the volume very low because the voices seem elevated to the point that I hear crackles in my headphones.
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Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (2009)
adayforrabbit replied to jamsmad's topic in Bad Movie Recommendations
This is an amazing selection for its unexpected brutality. It should have been rated R for violence and death. At first, you think "Okay, this cute girl is knocking these men unconscious. Well, okay, she shot that guy in the shoulder because she had little choice." Even the aforementioned baby-ripping scene occurs off-screen, so perhaps it's acceptable. But then at the end, when she has defeated Bison and the backup is swiftly approaching, she breaks his neck. That scene forces you to look back and realize that she didn't shoot a man in the chest... she shot him in the heart. She didn't knock a man unconscious and tie his body to a light pole... she killed him and dangled his corpse as a message. -
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (2009)
adayforrabbit replied to jamsmad's topic in Bad Movie Recommendations
This is an amazing selection for its unexpected brutality. It should have been rated R for violence and death. At first, you think "Okay, this cute girl is knocking these men unconscious. Well, okay, she shot that guy in the shoulder because she had little choice." Even the aforementioned baby-ripping scene occurs off-screen, so perhaps it's acceptable. But then at the end, when she has defeated Bison and the backup is swiftly approaching, she breaks his neck. That scene forces you to look back and realize that she didn't shoot a man in the chest... she shot him in the heart. She didn't knock a man unconscious and tie his body to a light pole... she killed him and dangled his corpse as a message.