‘Weapons’ (dir. Zach Cregger) | Warner Bros (8/8)

[pickles]

I’m glad I didn’t pay for the theater.

It’s not bad but it didn’t have anything the theater experience would make better.

I liked all the characters especially the teacher and father.

The actual threat was interesting and it’s kind of interesting that we never really got an explanation. The incident just happened and they worked it.

It’s a solid 3/5 but not something I would seek out to watch again

I saw it in the theater, and I would say watching it that way makes it more suspenseful.

I would assume it was mid if watched any other way, but agree with everything else you said.

 

[kdslittlebro]

This was ass and I'm horrified to think of what this bozo is gonna do to Resident Evil.

He’s gonna ruin all the prestige Resident Evil movies have built

 

[Json]

I saw it in the theater, and I would say watching it that way makes it more suspenseful.

I would assume it was mid if watched any other way, but agree with everything else you said.

For suspense I’m more focused on piecing things together and character moments.

A horror movie(or action), it can be helped with audience participation for me.

This movie had a few great horror moments but it was overall more suspenseful so having a chance to take in the whole screen at once helps me enjoy it.

 

[Danie84]

When you pull FUKKERRY you get stretched out

 

[Danie84]

I just felt sorry for the kid. Like there are kids in real life who's parents don't do shyt and they gotta take care of themselves and I thought that's what this was an allegory for.

That future school shooter was calculated and shrewd scoping out his classmates belongings

 

[FlyRy]

I’m glad I didn’t pay for the theater.

It’s not bad but it didn’t have anything the theater experience would make better.

I liked all the characters especially the teacher and father.

The actual threat was interesting and it’s kind of interesting that we never really got an explanation. The incident just happened and they worked it.

It’s a solid 3/5 but not something I would seek out to watch again

terrible take. opening night was one of the best theater experiences of the year

 

[Json]

terrible take. opening night was one of the best theater experiences of the year

Are we the same person?


Oh we aren’t?


Terrible take.

 

[DaddyFresh]

He is full of shyt

I would agree but these directors have their nose so far up their ass not surprised lol

 

[Mortal1]

The director actually said he didn't intend for it to be funny and was confused why so many people found that sequence comedic.

I didn't find the scene funny especially the ending to it

 

[Ironman]

I didn't find the scene funny especially the ending to it

Shieeeet I hadn't laughed at a horror film like that in a minute

 

[daemonova]

 

[King Static X]

I just watched this last night digitally. It was OK, a 6.5 out of 10.

Considering the hype, I was expecting it to be a lot better. For a horror movie, it was barely scary (to me at least).

The ending was insane though.

 

[EzekelRAGE]

 

[MostReal]

I didn't quite understand at first but boy do i get it now.

I see why witches were burned at the stake. Man you can't play around with that witchcraft mess. You gotta get them up outta here and fast!

I've never in my life wanted to put hands on an elderly woman, this film did that.

 

[WHolla09]

It was cool.

The only part I wasn't a fan of was

Spoiler

The idea of literally no police officers being able to do what Josh Brolin's character did and look at the ring cameras to figure out what direction the kids were running.

Even the police not making direct contact with Alex's parents. Kinda have a hard time believing if an entire classroom goes missing they wouldn't be pressing the parents of the only survivor a little harder.

7.5/10

FBI definitely would have been involved