John Wick. Feel I should love the series as a sucker for movies about assassins but most of the action sequences never really clicked for me, find them offputting for some reason.

Cyborg 2

Regarding Riri, the actress did an interview for Teen Vogue where she said we'd might see a very different Riri in the Ironheart show so it sounds like they know she didn't work well in WF.

Ate that fookin' grenade, eh?

Michael Biehn as Corporal Hicks in Aliens, so chill he falls asleep during the orbital drop and remains focused and steady even when it's just down to him and two marines.

Movie has some stuff that aged badly like the line; "Women, can't live with them, can't kill them either." but overall it's fine.

Raymond Cruz's character dying always pissed me off so bad, especially when he starts out as a background extra soldier who still outlived half the cast and made it to the ship.

The Rock.

"They're not coming for us, are they sir?"

I might liked it more if I hadn't read the novel, so I couldn't stop nitpicking all the confusing changes. Like Hester Shaw was a different person, Shrike got more to do and the finale wasn't remotely similair, instead it was a blatant rip-off from Star Wars with the turrets and flying inside the London to attack it's weakpoint.

'You always were an asshole, Gorman.'

And now she's yet another Force-user running around in the background doing nothing during the movies.

Jerome in Gattaca

I cry when they destroy the cool aircraft and kill people just working to provide for their families back on Earth

And if you do not listen...to Hell with you!

Check out The Burrowers(2008)

Especially if they did the only remotely sensible thing and made a run for it inmediatly afterwards, the longer the authorities and feds would be looking for the missing people, the more time they got to scatter and run for the airport or border.

The assassination of Julius Ceasar

McConaughey's final statement in A Time To Kill

The Fourth Angel where he plays a vigilante hunting terrorists who killed his family

Topsy-Turvy

Likewise loved how Legion is just Skynet with darker drip, couldn't be bothered to do more with this 'new' evil AI faction.

It felt like they were just singing random words than an actual song, and as a result I don't remember a single one.

The dance choreography was amazing and liked the performances, but as a musical it missed the mark

That was his stage father who was 'killed off' to give Truman a traumatic fear of open water as to prevent him leaving the set, only to try get on set again and than was 'brought to life' to try keep Truman calm but just convinced him nothing was real.

I liked the future of dating in the scifi movie Cherry 2000(1987) where in a nightclub, lawyers have to be witness to agreements to a one-night stand.