09-22-2021, 11:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-23-2021, 01:12 PM by Drunk Monk.)
Man, I must have covid brain something fierce. I have no memory of watching this last year to prep for NT2D. I just watched it yet again and was struck by how much I failed to remember. My memory is shot. Good thing I keep notes here.
This has weakened over time. For some reason, the absurdity popped out glaringly, so much so that both Stacy and I giggled on several occasions thinking some scene was so dumb. The plot has several outrageously silly plot twists.
But it’s still entertaining. The opening parkour chase scene is massive. It’s brilliant. The level of action is high, so high. A lot hinges of Craig’s performance. He’s brilliant. Are his eyes really that blue?
It feels like it keeps a steady pace of solid action/suspense until ale Chiffre is captured. After that, there’s a dip in the action until the Venice building sinking. That’s a great scene tho.
I wonder how far I got last time with the binge... we’ll find out tomorrow.
This has weakened over time. For some reason, the absurdity popped out glaringly, so much so that both Stacy and I giggled on several occasions thinking some scene was so dumb. The plot has several outrageously silly plot twists.
But it’s still entertaining. The opening parkour chase scene is massive. It’s brilliant. The level of action is high, so high. A lot hinges of Craig’s performance. He’s brilliant. Are his eyes really that blue?
It feels like it keeps a steady pace of solid action/suspense until ale Chiffre is captured. After that, there’s a dip in the action until the Venice building sinking. That’s a great scene tho.
I wonder how far I got last time with the binge... we’ll find out tomorrow.
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