Everything Wrong With Cloud Atlas In 24 Minutes Or Less
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Cloud Atlas is an unfilmable book, so of course someone filmed it. And it's beautiful and aspirational and messy and disjointed and... well... some folks think it's a masterpiece. We just counted the sins, man.
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Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?
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Outtakes for Cloud Atlas are here: czcams.com/video/DRVKT0MvJQA/video.html
I contest but one thing: being able to be coerced is an expression of free will. Machines cannot be convinced to behave against their programming, changing your mind with or without outside influence is something humans do
I was almost disappointed lol
One thing can you do The God Father plz
The roman numerals (10:19) MMLXII are not 2012 they are 2062 and rambling around a sin while being this wrong on such basic thing deserves a MEGA-sin back to you, and the US educational system.
It wouldn't be hard to have control over your private driveways lighting the company probably built the bridge and lights.
I worked in the place in Glasgow that they recorded the body being thrown into the alley by Tom Hanks, and they needed access to the building out of hours. As one of the two keyholders, we flipped a coin and I had to work late that night so they could light the building from within, although they never told us what they were doing.
Was working away at around 11pm, when I saw the rubber body getting dropped from above. All I saw was a body tumbling past the window as I glimpsed up, rushed to see what the hell had happened as I thought it could have been a stunt man.
The exact spot they show the body as having fell, was outside the fire door where all the smokers would go for their smoke breaks, so the movie was quite the subject of conversation for a while.
Nice!
So your story is: they shot a movie at your work and you had to work late? And that was talked about for quite a while after? Killer story.
@@evilsWa Damn, you harsh
Excellent (in retrospect) connection. No wish for harm but lots of potential if done w/o informing the breakers.
@@evilsWa Nice TL/DR. Thanks dude. 🌟
2:09 Did you even watch the movie? Frobisher wasn't just in danger of getting kicked out of the hotel, he was likely to be arrested. Homosexual relations were illegal in England in that time period.
The good ol' days.. 🤣
@@rustydaboyrobot self report
@@uncannyvalley2350 Lol. Obviously, a person without humor. 🤣
Plus possibly suffering from chemical castration just like Alan Turing.
@@rustydaboyrobot Lmao.
10:17 The roman numerals MMLXII mean 2062, not 2012. So he had 50 years to finally make it into a movie - I think that is long enough.
Lol true
I noticed that too!
*When cinemasins needs 14 seconds of logos: you have become the very thing you swore to destroy!!!
Hello there!
It's like playing a favorite song but before you get to enjoy it, you have to sit through some filler, that some studio executive decided that this, was what the song was missing.
Right?! Well said!
The next thing you know he will be eating an apple
@@nicharold6024 Yes, because the people who put all the money in are such a-holes for wanting their names on the thing. Right?! 🤦🏽♂️
This movie is either brilliance or madness.
It's amazing how often those two coincide.
Pretty sure the movie Pi is exactly in the same vane.
It is maddeningly brilliant.
“There's a fine line between genius and insanity “
Oscar Levant
I absolutely adored this movie. Even when other people couldn’t stand it or left I stayed. And I watched it multiple times. The cloud atlas song still gives me chills.
Same. Fell asleep first 2 watches tho! xD
This is my favorite movie to this day, and I still listen to the soundtrack almost daily. I understand why it's not for everyone, but it hits just right for me
You're into some weird shit dude and it's coming from a furry.
I’m going to watch it tonight for the first time after seeing this video and your recommendation
@@twinkieman237 So, let us know if you enjoyed it or if it was one of the most boring movies you've even seen ?!
Because for me, it was the latter. We got the Dvd for 1$, sold it back for 1$. it was worthless.
"You can't erase a movie from your filmography AND still expect to keep the superpowers, Catwoman." I am deadddd
All I hear is Jerry from Rick and Morty saying, "You speak the True-True".
That's all I knew about this movie.
@@caitthecat Same here. That's actually how I heard about this movie was from Rick and Morty.
I hear Megatron, since Hugo also voices him in most of the Transformers movies!
I don't know, I still like it. Probably because I read the book first, so every storyline is clear to me. The novel is great, David Mitchell is an absolute genius, and this film just hints at the book for three hours, also starring great actors. I'm ok with that.
Most of the people who hate on this film are illiterate and low in emotional intelligence
I’m kinda fascinated with this film. It’s amazing to see many stories cross over and understand the common themes between all of them.
Then I HIGHLY recommend you read the book, its even better!
I was high when i watched it and it didnt make sense
@@Wilysmiley265 is that so?
@@Apacheman37 it is complex but we have to make sure to not lose sight of the characters
@@Apacheman37 i was sober and it was still kinda vague
There IS a method to the madness, the parallels are incredible and the storyboard team is full of geniuses for figuring out how to cut from one scene to another.
The book isn't massive at all. And it makes more sense for the movie not to separate the storylines, so you have climaxes happening st the same time.
Climaxes happening at the same time is what I requested from my boyfriend in college.
@@jamesdmack HAAAA! 😂
I think matching the climaxes up cinematically didn’t work. Each story had different pacing and using the birthmarks helped you keep track of characters (as well as using the same actors). The editing is what destroyed this amazing film
I remember when this came out, everyone had high hopes but this movie was like 1 long movie trailer. It was showing us bits & made us wonder for more but before you know it; is finished. The end. We're all like huh? When is this movie coming out again? What happened?
@@thegazetteyt Yeah this movie was sh!t. They could've made this so much better
Cinemas Sins: “She’s speaking Mandarin.”
Me: cries in Korean
*Ding!* Glad I'm not the only one who caught that :)
I caught that too! In both the book and movie, the Sonmi-451 story is in South Korea. Only the name of the city they’re in is different when talking about the location.
Funny they fucked that up considering how woke Jeremy likes to pretend he is
Much prefer Mandarin these days.
For years it was only Valencia.
Their just good for juicin really.
4:34
I meeeaaaan, if someone killed my dog, I'd have some bloodlust too.
Ask John Wick.
Your screen name gives your comment SO much more depth of meaning!
Cloud Atlas is an underrated masterpiece. It's insane how many people sleep on this film.
I don't think so. I love Wachowskis but this was a bit too much to bite
@@computationalerror69 read the book
@@computationalerror69 You have to see it a couple of times to understand it. I still descover new things. It worths. It is like to climb a mountain. When you are on the top and have the whole vision you are happy and enriched.
I thought you would never make a Cloud Atlas one. I've been waiting years for this. Absolutely love this movie.
my favorite movie in many years. the way it moves from story to story is similar to how inspiration moves from idea to idea
Guy throws a body off a roof
Jeremy: "I won't be needing THIS anymore!"
Me:😂😂😂
Me also: 😂😂😂
Forest Dwelling Gump is some of the best comedy I've ever heard.
*Next week: '90s animation & early-aughts comedy sins.*
Well, we know Space Jam is Tuesday's video.
Have you ever heard of insect politics? Neither have I. Insects... don't have politics. They're very... brutal. No compassion, no compromise. We can't trust the insect. I'd like to become the first... insect politician. Y'see, I'd like to, but... I'm afraid, uh...I'm saying... I'm saying I - I'm an insect who dreamt he was a man and loved it. But now the dream is over... and the insect is awake. I'm saying... I'll hurt you if you stay.
Oh you know because sequel release soon
I bet the early '00s comedy sins is probably Super Troopers. Though I would like to see Hot Fuzz or Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay.
No next video has to be the Mitchell’s vs the machines or we riot
Come on and SLAM, and welcome to the JAM! :D
"the opening line of Amazon's employee handbook makes it into this movie.". Best line ever.
Normally by the end of a Cinema Sins on a movie I haven't seen, I can about figure the plot out.
This one is still a mystery even after a 24min episode
It's one of my favorite movies but honestly, it took me like 2 full watches of the movie to figure it out so :D you're fine
@@leaare I watched it twice and still cant figure it out. I should go read the book
There isn't one story. They are 6 stories that take place in 6 different time periods in 5 different centuries. The idea is that little things can affect the future. It's confusing because the movie tries to get you to pay attention for subtle clues that connect the stories. But it distracts us by using the same actors for different characters using makeups. For example, Doona Bae portrayed a Korean character in 1 story, a Mexican woman in another, and a white person in another. Halle Berry were under different makeup to play Native American, black, white, and Indian characters. etc. You have to watch the movie a second time once your mind is over its curiosity of who's who.
@@elsonlam They used the same actors because they're actually the same people (souls), they're being reincarnated and there's so many hints and mentions of this throughout the movie (watch this if you're still confused it's so well put and beautifully explained everything here : watch?v=DPDKJYrCFlI )
@@SirBroodAlot You missed my point. I explained that the reason it was confusing is because it was distracting. The back of my brain was busy figuring out which actor is under the makeups.
You're totally right about the recurring actors sometimes taking you out of the moment - when I saw Hugh Grant as the savage tribal chief, I half expected him to say 'Whoopsie daisy, terribly sorry for killing you.'
Talk about two divergent paths. I'd say in 1990 you'd be able to say the same thing about Hugh Laurie, and yet now I think people would buy Laurie in such a role. Hugh Grant's just never shaken that awkward but charming air, though.
Have been following the channel for years, and this has to be one of my favorite ones ever. With how divisive the movie is, I am one of those who love it. And this episode had me in tears and laughing out loud is so many scenes. Dealing with depression, this move certainly makes you feel so much, and watching this episode without laughing is impossible. That rant at 16:50 was brilliant. Thank you!
Cloud Atlas is my all time favourite movie, cast is amazing
This movie desperately needs a bonus round where you edit together all of the weird words.... "old'uns", "true true"....
Tis the True True from the Before fore times
"True, true" is quite a popular expression in Australia. Didn't think it was unique to us (?)
@@LeatherCladVegan watch the movie goofy fella, they ask “do you want the true true” as in the truth, if that’s normal then you all have brain damage over there.
@@Joeysaladslover Why would I watch a children's movie?
"I know, I know!"
When it passes 20 minutes, you know it's gonna be a goodie!
well with a run time of close to three hours it's hard to make less than 20 minutes
Wrong. There's a lot of dribble in this clip.
I remember when this came out, everyone had high hopes but this movie was like 1 long movie trailer. It was showing us bits & made us wonder for more but before you know it; is finished. The end. We're all like huh? When is this movie coming out again? What happened?
This was the weirdest movie I’ve ever seen when I was a kid all I remember is the guy from matrix is in it…. And storm …. And woody.
You should see Mr. Nobody
@S S I love how you still avoid answering it 😂
This movie was way underappreciated
Very underrated, I wouldn't say this was my favorite film, but it is such a masterful piece of art.
Its one of my favourites :)
Pffffrrrrrrrrrrrrrt.
I’m mean it was 50/50 people calling it a masterpiece and people calling it a mess.
@@FramesPerSecond It is a flawed masterpiece whose reach exceeds its grasp. Like David Lynch's Dune. Is it a mess? Sure. A beautiful mess that demands a few viewings.
"Swannekke Hydra reactor" sounds like a name that radiates security.
wth Svaneke is a town on the Danish island Bornholm where my Danish ancestors came from. Wonder if that's where the inspiration for the name came from
To me it sounds like a water dispenser... Like a fancy expensive one. Not one that actually does something, just expensive and designery.
Heil Hydra
Well, I mean, a properly constructed and shielded reactor shouldn't be radiating _anything_ but I get your point.
@@stefanejegod8644 Something like putting a cheap, ineffective UV bulb next to the dispensing nozzle to pretend it's killing germs as the water comes out?
I liked this movie. absolutely madly ambitious and I respect the hell out of this entire thing
When I saw the thumbnail I was like, how are you going to do it!?
But you were in fine form!
I laughed a lot.
Especially at all of the: Wait! That's not right. 😂
The rant against the language was pretty entertaining, too.
Excellent job, sir.
13:21 Can't decide which one I Iike the most: singing Jeremy or producer voice Jeremy.
How did you watch till 13:21 in like 15 seconds
Patreon.
How is this 13 hours old?
@@privatizitat815 Patreon
The sentence should have been “Death by True-True”
"Oh God youre sinning me...OH GOD YOURE SINNING ME!"
This movie is one of the few exceptions where I felt that the movie was better than the book.
Everyone says the book was a waste of paper
@@jaydonono I can't speak for everyone, but I definitely liked the movie better. And it was done by the siblings whom gave us The Matrix, another great movie.
It certainly was 👍
i decided to read the book first, who knows why... but a bunch of ppl on goodreads said the movie was better. i never got around to watching it.
@@jaydonono Who the hell says that? The book is generally considered to be a goddamned masterpiece. I, for one, totally agree with that.
The movie was good, maybe even great, probably the best that could ever be hoped for given the structure and nature of the novel; but it still pales in comparison to the novel.
I get people saying this movie is convoluted, but it is absolutely one of my favorites, and never fails to make me laugh and cry.
Miek in the pub is the best part of this move: we are in need of assistance
“Easiest time I ever did” killed me
Oh, so this video is almost 25 minutes long *without* the outtakes. Gotcha.
What happens at 25 minutes?
10:17 MMLXII is NOT 2012, but rather 2062. If you're going to sin one of my favorite movies, at least do your research.
Oh my God you finally did it, my favorite movie 🤩
90's animation
This HAS to be Space Jam
"You the manager? Good! Now I want an explanation why Jeremy didn't get combat pay for this one. Ever SEE that thing?"
I absolutely love this movie, but I spat my drink out at "The True-True"
I understand people's dislike for the complexity of this movie. But I vehemently disagree with the assertion that it's too confusing. It tracks each respective storyline in a linear manner, slowly revealing how they're intertwined. You're not gonna get every detail on the first watch, which I personally enjoy, but grasping the overall plot is NOT difficult. The writers did a phenomenal job of showing the story, and people that can't understand the basic storyline are too used to being spoonfed. I have no desire to be elitist, but c'mon, this isn't that hard of a movie to understand.
This^
"Ask... m-me w...why I like... cloud Atlas.. so much..."
“Well alright... Koutarou, why do you like Cloud Atlas so much?”
@@leigh3659 "s...so you...know....in the m-movie... When the charecters.. die in one life....? W-well.... I..... Like it when....th-they find eachother again... In another life... It m-makes me feel.... Like I'll h-have another life... One beyond this o-one..... O-one that's better... W....where.... I can actually wake up to you... And be with y..you... One where we c...can l..live normal lives.... I....instead of living... This one..."
Oh crap I made this comment? Damn
Can we end the "my nose is blocked so I have to open my mouth as far as possible" nonsense? If you know someone wants to make you swallow something: open your mouth to the side, overlap your lips so there's no wide opening...DID NOBODY ELSE HAVE MY SIBLINGS?!?!?
Will do. Right after touching unknown alien goo, tasting blood found on the ground, leaving headlights on and doors open, shrugging off shoulder gunshots and... what was the question? (2 brothers)
Woah, *TMI*
You know, I don't thin I've ever thought about that. That is a good idea. But in a moment of life and death, with so much stress, I think your immediate response to not breathing is probably opening wide
I mean, by definition, no, you are the only person in the world to have had your specific set of siblings. Even your siblings didn't have your siblings as you were one of theirs and that skewed the relational dynamics.
Pedantry aside, while I'm sure other people have had similar types of siblings, not everyone has, some people had no siblings at all and others had siblings who weren't terrible hellions so, still, no.
16:50 - This rants on for some time.
I still lolled, though.
"The opening line of Amazon's employee handbook" ... brutal.
But actually Cloud Atlas is an awesome movie. It's like the butterfly effect like ones action affects the other
I entirely agree, tho i really didn't appreciate the whitewashing as time went on
@@royalgecko5683 It's not whitewashing exactly, I believe they didn't have a choice in order to visually show us that these characters are the same people being reincarnated throughout history (and future)!
The main character however, was easily distinguishable by the comet or shooting star birth mark which they show us multiple times, so for that specific role they could actually use Asian/white/male/female actors.
But I have to admit that the first time I saw the makeup, I thought they were half Aliens/Humans or that it's some form of mutation lol
@@SirBroodAlot, i know it doesnt come off as it as the whole thing is reincarnation, but its still whitewashing, lol
@@royalgecko5683
No, it wouldn't make any sense if they didn't use the same actors, the message of the movie would fall apart if they used different actors only for Neo Seoul!
Whitewashing in media means "the practice of casting White actors in non-White roles *in order to appeal to larger audiences".*
So by definition it's not whitewashing, as their decision had solid reasoning and also they actually did hire Asian actors.
@@SirBroodAlot it may not technically be whitewashing (it is tho) but they still had some non Asian actors playing asian characters. I understand the thought process behind what they did and i understand that their hands were tied when it came down to it but its still whitewashing
5 minutes in and I already lost track of the storyline.
Right? This film is a snore fest
Six stories set over hundreds of years. None of the stories are even remotely connected (except for one character appearing in two as a young man and an old man), but the film reuses the same actors with different makeup to portray how souls reincarnate over time, some transitioning from evil to good, or vice versa. For example, Tom Hanks' character in the earliest story is the main antagonist, whereas the story set hundreds of years later he's the protagonist. Hugo Weaving and Hugh Grant are evil in all iterations of themselves. There are a bunch of connections strewn throughout the film but they're only really for if you're into that sort of thing. I loved the film at one point but it's such a task to watch.
This is actually my favorite movie, but I still got a good laugh out of this. Thanks for doing this one!
4:58 Radio Shack is out of business. **DING!**
Also, Radio Shack. **DING!**
I actually really like this movie.
It's been on my "when I have time" list for awhile.
@@Panama_Red you’ll be disappointed
@@Panama_Red You will not be disappointed the movie kicks ass
@@Panama_Red it's a good movie, but the first viewing can be hard to follow, every time after that it does actually get better to see different things lol
I haven't seen it in forever, but I remember enjoying it
The lack of comments about the missing outtakes is alarming.....
Honestly. I wonder how many people actually watched the outtakes and that's why they're gone.
Makes me sad.
I wont apologize. I love this film. I love this book.
"No movie is without sin." DO THE PRINCE OF EGYPT THEN! Dare you.
Didn't they already? Or was it just prince of Persia?
@@trigleralucerna It was Prince of Persia.
Killing babies is a sin *ding*
@@FramesPerSecond then why is abortion legal? *ding*
@@kinosamam Because a fetus isn't a baby.
“That my friend is how you get ants, I mean religion.” - haaaaaaaa 🤣🤣🤣❤️
Still waiting for superman iv: the quest for peace to finish the series
RIP
Richard Donner.
Missed bet: they could have worked that title into the dialog.
"That's what I'm Superman For! The Quest For Peace!" ;-)
@@alm2187 i remember that line...on family guy they made a cutaway about how peter loves it when they say the title of the movie...in the movie... XD
Thanks! This is an under appreciated movie and a rare case where the film was arguably better than the (excellent) book. I hope they come out with a 4K version.
One of those movies that isn’t about time travel but is more complicated than a movie about time travel.
This might help someone better understand Cloud Atlas, as this is better explained in the book...
If you view the story chronologically, each version appears in the next. Cloud Atlas opens on a beach where a doctor is collecting human teeth of a once cannibalistic tribe. That doctor then interacts with the slave and Adam Ewing on a cross-ocean voyage and the story is written into a chronicle that is read in the next iteration by Composer Robert Frobisher. Frobisher's love letters to his lover Rufus Sixsmith, who shares sensitive data about the nuclear reactor with reporter Luisa Rey are read by Rey who also seeks a copy of Frobisher's Cloud Atlas Sextet for Orchestra. In the next time period, Timothy Cavendish is a book editor who edits Luisa Rey's news articles into a single book. After he escapes the nursing home, he writes his memoirs which are made into a feature film. A clip of the film is discovered by Somni 451 who works to emancipate the cloned fabricants (unwitting cannibals). Somni 451's final missive becomes the basis of a future religion of an almost primitive race of people who regularly have to fight a cannibalistic tribe potentially closing the loop of connectedness. It's a similar theme to Battlestar Galactica's "all of this has happened before, and all of it will happen again."
*sees Tom Hanks running*
Run, Forest! Run!
I'm Asian and watched this with my white friend in theatres. At the time I thought it was funny that I didn't realize the white actors in Asian makeup were supposed to be Asian and my friend vice versa 😆
I'm European and I didn't recognise it either. They didn't look Asian at all. They looked like someone with an unlucky skin condition.
The elevator meeting isn’t a coincidence. The movie is very clear that all of the stories (and the people in them) are interconnected.
In each story, one person has a birthmark that’s in the shape of a shooting star/comet - and there’s at least one event that connects the story to the others. Therefore, the concepts of fate and relationships are main themes.
The cuts between stories are also very intentional - and the movie uses them to help show how the story connects to the others.
"It's like the '70s meets pea soup!"
Redundancy! *ding*
You stop it, Cloud Atlas is perfect movie, that's the true true.
It is one of the few movies that dared to take artistic risks.
One of the best movies of all-time because of the story itself.
This is one of my absolute favorite movies.
Just throwing this out there. You should do "The Mask".
22:59 Solzhenitsyn was not alone either. The Gulag was packed.
This film was a perfect circle of beauty
Normally I can tell what a movie is at least about from the cinemasins video but this is fucking incomprehensible. As best I can tell Jeremy made this all up while in a fever which he attempted to cure with large quantities of LSD
Best "I won't be needing this anymore" sin yet...!
Holy shit you guys are really doing this
I loved this film.
Interesting fact, I met Jim broadbent twice, both at funerals.
was a friend of my grandparents
He was telling me about an upcoming film he was in but it wasn't out yet so he couldn't say anything, this was the film.
Lovely chap.
This movie is one of the most underrated films of the era. Fight me
But... why? I have it on DVD...
I loved this movie, it was a jumbled mess, but I was really impressed with how many characters and timelines they mashed together. A lot great and hilarious acting, as well: Hugo Weaving just stole the movie lol, but he oftentimes does in many movies
The fact that so little of the ending is sinned shows that this was actually a solid movie
I literally had no idea what the hell was going on or how any of this was supposed to be tied together EVEN AFTER CinemaSins chopped and screwed it
I only understood around 80% of this movie and no matter how much you sin it Jeremy I still love it...so here's a giant raspberry for you🤪 Chances are you understood it even less than I did so the odds are it's STILL a masterpiece😊
This is my all time favorite movie...
A man of culture!
Ikr! I love this movie sooo much! I really dont get the hate...
Never heard of this movie the last few uploads have been misses imo
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2 !!
IT'S FINALLY HAPPENED! CINEMASINS FINALLY SINNED MY FAVORITE MOVIE! I NEVER THOUGHT THIS DAY WOULD COME!
Great film. Very underrated
I've tried to watch this film twice. I fell asleep out of boredom the first time. The second time I made it halfway through and turned it off. I felt uncomfortable both times I tried to watch it. Breakfast at Tiffany's springs to mind.
Oh but can we talk about how good Primer is?!
That car crash scene was kind of amazing. Lot of attempts to imitate always fail too. Real creepy
1 - I love this movie.
2 - She speaks Korean, NOT Mandarin.
Was totally blown away by this film. I had never seen anything like it before. It must be watched multiple times to fully appreciate it. All that said, I totally understand why some people think it's ridiculous. On the surface to many it may appear confusing, long and erratic. If you watch it with a belief in spirituality, reincarnation and the idea that you existed/exist in parallel realities/other timelines/time periods, then it triggers a profound spiritual sensation within.
Everything Wrong With Luca
I love this film. I watched the sins video and I did not see a single actual sin. I know a lot of the video is usually jokes, but there are always a few actual errors. In this case it was 100% attempted jokes and subjective opinions.
I saw the film, read the book, then saw the film again. I thought the book was great, but the film was also fantastic!
I also think the story is fantastic. This cinemasins just seems like it was done for the sake of being done.
This is by far one of your best works. Two centuries from now, George Carlin will travel back in time to make a single correction in your life - probably involving VD - and he'll drone on and on about how CinemaSins changed the culture and saved us from our selves. You'll be all like, "How is this possible?" and he'll be like, "You made it possible. You showed us all what to do and taught us how to smash those metal motherf*ckers into JUNK!" Then you two sleep together in a cheap motel while Tom Hanks hunts you down, then fast forward to a factory in L.A. where Carlin shoves something into Hanks' crotch and they both explode. You go to Mexico with your unborn son and all I'm saying is... either way, you end up with VD. I think the lesson here is that when the old man says 'There's a storm comin', we can safely assume he's NOT talking about the weather. Uno mas cerveza!
The metaphor of a man holding a kitty in front of his lizard is actually brilliant and worth a sin off. Stupid thing to do, yes. But also a nice visual aid of recent activities.
The most critically acclaimed unwatchable film in history.
This movie is incredibly good. :)
@@Szokynyovics Have you actually watched it?! I read all the people rave about it, so I tried to watch it. I say tried because it's obnoxiously bad
I tried to read the book. Couldn’t do it.
Skipped the movie, and having watched this, I feel like I just gained 2 hours of life back 🤪
"Can't the hotel employee use the phone in the room?"
Later dings Halle for tampering with evidence.
Contradict yourselves much?
I totally forgot about these 5 movies trying (and failing) to be 1.
EDIT: Oh ya. It was SIX. Shows how much I remember it lol...
Nice, Now do F9
"Family stronk" 😆
Sin counter will break again