Leif Notae
Sage
Good morning everyone, hope you are enjoying your weekend so far (if you are reading this for the first time AFTER the weekend, sorry about that).
I decided it was a smart idea to walk The Man With the Iron Fists last night. I spent $9.25 (after the 8.25 charges and handling) and really wish I had gotten in for free like my friends did.
However, there is always something to be gained from a bad situation like this. Watching this was a clear reason as to why not every Average Joe can write a story. Yes, they can WRITE, but they cannot WRITE A STORY.
There were so many flaws, so many ideas left on the table, and so many ways I could think of to salvage it. It is also an homage to the kung-fu movies of old and some exploitation films as well. I wasn't expecting much, but even those slight expectations were crushed.
If you wait until the DVD comes out or its on Netflix on a rainy night, do yourself a favor and watch it. Analyze the story and see where things fall apart. If you are aware of story structure, you can see where the threads start fraying and falling apart.
Oh yes, and Russell Crowe fights a lot of cancer in this film (South Park reference, Google it if you don't understand).
Did anyone else dare to see this movie? What were your thoughts on it? Did you think the same way I did?
I decided it was a smart idea to walk The Man With the Iron Fists last night. I spent $9.25 (after the 8.25 charges and handling) and really wish I had gotten in for free like my friends did.
However, there is always something to be gained from a bad situation like this. Watching this was a clear reason as to why not every Average Joe can write a story. Yes, they can WRITE, but they cannot WRITE A STORY.
There were so many flaws, so many ideas left on the table, and so many ways I could think of to salvage it. It is also an homage to the kung-fu movies of old and some exploitation films as well. I wasn't expecting much, but even those slight expectations were crushed.
If you wait until the DVD comes out or its on Netflix on a rainy night, do yourself a favor and watch it. Analyze the story and see where things fall apart. If you are aware of story structure, you can see where the threads start fraying and falling apart.
Oh yes, and Russell Crowe fights a lot of cancer in this film (South Park reference, Google it if you don't understand).
Did anyone else dare to see this movie? What were your thoughts on it? Did you think the same way I did?