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AYYYYY NAH CUZ BLUE STREAK IS STRAIGHT-UP THAT MOVIE FAM!! 😭🔥💀

LIKE MY BOY MARTIN LAWRENCE OUT HERE PLAYIN' MILES LOGAN STEALIN' A WHOLE DIAMOND GETTIN' LOCKED UP THEN COMIN' BACK OUT HERE PRETENDIN' TO BE A WHOLE POLICE OFFICER?!? 💀💀

BRO IS A CRIMINAL PLAYIN' A COP WHO'S TRYNA CATCH HIMSELF!! YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS STUFF UP DAWG!! 😭😭

And the way he be talkin' to folks with that straight face makin' up stuff on the fly tryna keep his cover from gettin' BLOWN?! MAN I'M CRYIN'!! 😂😂 Every five minutes this dude got himself into some new mess and somehow he STILL be talkin' like he got everything under control!

AND DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON LUKE WILSON!! 🤣 That man just tryna do his job while Martin out here freelancin' his way through the entire LAPD like it's a side quest in a video game!!

🔥 THE COMEDY? FIRE. 🔥 THE ACTION? FIRE. 🔥 THE QUOTES? LEGENDARY. 🔥 MARTIN LAWRENCE'S FACIAL EXPRESSIONS? OSCAR-WORTHY FOOLISHNESS MY GUY!!

And that whole setup with the diamond hidden in the police station?! NAH FAM. THE AUDACITY. THE ABSOLUTE GALL. THIS MAN REALLY SAID I'M FINNA GO BACK TO THE SCENE OF THE CRIME AND GET A JOB THERE. 😭😭😭

BLUE STREAK AIN'T JUST A MOVIE IT'S A WHOLE VIBE BRUH!! You throw that joint on and suddenly the whole room locked in. Ain't nobody scrollin' on they phone. Ain't nobody askin' what's next. We ALL sittin' there watchin' Miles dig himself deeper into the most ridiculous undercover operation EVER!!

REAL TALK THIS MOVIE GOT THAT REWATCH VALUE YA HEARD?! You can watch it a hundred times and STILL be laughin' at the same foolishness like it's brand-new!!

MARTIN LAWRENCE WAS IN HIS BAG FAM. HIS WHOLE WALLET. HIS WHOLE BANK ACCOUNT. 💰😂🔥

BLUE STREAK IS THAT MF MOVIE. PERIOD. NO DEBATE. CASE CLOSED. 🚔💎😭

NO SPOILER TALK PLEASE

This film will divide a lot of people; they will either love it or hate it. Cruise is at his peak here, playing Digger Rockwell, a persuasive, larger-than-life oil tycoon whose drilling in Greenland breaks off a massive iceberg that threatens all of Europe and its his job to save humanity from his negligence.

The cinematography is brilliant, and the runtime is just over two hours. The supporting cast is great, featuring an amusingly bizarre half-dead cat. Critics have slammed it on Rotten Tomatoes with a 50% score, but the audience rating sits higher at 72%.

THE TWIST will send a lot of people to the chiropractor. It’s a risky film that feels like a Wes Anderson movie at times. Once the film finished, I was totally on board with it and liked where it went. It reminded me of the risks Cruise took with Vanilla Sky and Eyes Wide Shut.

Have you watched Digger? I recommend watching it purely to see which side of the fence you land on!

My #1 is Linda Fiorentino.

At least IMO, the Knives Out movies have all been excellent in terms of stories, acting -even if in the last one some people were underused- and settings.

I do hope Johnson continues making at least a couple of these because they always bring some good and smart entertainment.

If other Knives Out movies come out, what actors would you like to see in one? I'd love to see:

- Emma Stone

- Meryl Streep

- Daniel Radcliffe (kind of random but his style suits this type of films)

- Teyana Taylor

- Cate Blanchett

- Viola Davis (as a detective or something)

- Riz Ahmed

this from Blind Husbands (1919).

" I can't believe it's not butter"

The ultimate wine geek romantic comedy movie.

A movie that really took me by surprise from Takashi Miike, a director known for his violent, cult classic j horror flicks like Audition and Ichi the Killer. I am a huge j horror fan, but I enjoyed it more than all his other films.

The fantasy genre in the 21st century in Western movies feels like it almost always targets children and young adults. Movies are family friendly blockbusters with simple themes.
To see ideas of mystical lands with unknown wonders with realistic characters and adult humor was refreshing.

The dialogue and pacing of the movie is excellent, not a dull moment. The plot is simple, but characters react to each other in funny and realistic ways. They feel like real people despite little details being given about their background. The film does not deal with its lore in a ham fisted, forced way as many fantasy films do sometimes.

Visually, the film is fantastic. Shot on location in Yunnan China, Miike was trying to recreate as closely as possible the dream world created in the book the movie was based on.
Miike was given the budget for this movie in cash, and he filmed with a smaller crew in often bad weather conditions in China just to get the movie finished.

This sort of renegade filming works really well for a movie about a journey to an unreachable land.
What the movie does better than anything else, is put you in the shoes of a modern day salary man transported to an idyllic oasis.