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This movie made me feel things.
I didn't know what to expect from this film, but the plot quickly intrigued me and kept me invested. While I found some of the flashbacks hard to follow, I quickly recognized that the center of this film is a genuine friendship between two flawed characters who have difficult choices to make.
Anthony Mackie is almost entirely to credit for the brilliance of this film, and this is the performance of his career to date.
I thought this would be a forgettable 5.5/10 that might be worth watching once. Had I known it was sci-fi, I probably wouldn't have bothered. Synchronic is poignant and beautiful, and it is proof that every now and then you should step outside your comfort zone.
I didn't know what to expect from this film, but the plot quickly intrigued me and kept me invested. While I found some of the flashbacks hard to follow, I quickly recognized that the center of this film is a genuine friendship between two flawed characters who have difficult choices to make.
Anthony Mackie is almost entirely to credit for the brilliance of this film, and this is the performance of his career to date.
I thought this would be a forgettable 5.5/10 that might be worth watching once. Had I known it was sci-fi, I probably wouldn't have bothered. Synchronic is poignant and beautiful, and it is proof that every now and then you should step outside your comfort zone.
I'll confess that I did not expect much from this show as I haven't been engaged by any of Netflix's previous attempts at sitcoms.
However.
Unstable may be the funniest comedy I've seen in years. My husband and I have extremely different senses of humor and both of us have cried laughing at this show. The writing is dry and fast-paced; if you aren't paying attention you'll miss comedic gold. Anyone who says Rob Lowe 's character is just like Chris Traeger, his character from Parks and Recreation, clearly isn't paying attention. Unstable is creative, it's offbeat, and it's absolutely worth your time.
However.
Unstable may be the funniest comedy I've seen in years. My husband and I have extremely different senses of humor and both of us have cried laughing at this show. The writing is dry and fast-paced; if you aren't paying attention you'll miss comedic gold. Anyone who says Rob Lowe 's character is just like Chris Traeger, his character from Parks and Recreation, clearly isn't paying attention. Unstable is creative, it's offbeat, and it's absolutely worth your time.
I like Nicolas Cage. I even managed to forgive him for that god-awful excuse for a southern accent in Con-Air. None of this excuses the fact that he sleepwalked through a film that had decent potential. Cage's brightest moments are in his scenes with Armstrong, but their father-daughter dynamic isn't enough to save the film.
Let me be clear: the blame for The Old Way's shortcomings rests not only on Cage's shoulders, but also on Carl Lucas, for heavy-handed writing and poor character development. Lastly, the cast is decidedly B-level, with the exception of Nick Searcy, who shines as the Marshall, particularly in his scenes with Armstrong.
Most grievous of all is the casting of Noah Le Gros as a wanna-be villain. Every good western has a good villain, and by that standard, The Old Way is decidedly subpar.
Let me be clear: the blame for The Old Way's shortcomings rests not only on Cage's shoulders, but also on Carl Lucas, for heavy-handed writing and poor character development. Lastly, the cast is decidedly B-level, with the exception of Nick Searcy, who shines as the Marshall, particularly in his scenes with Armstrong.
Most grievous of all is the casting of Noah Le Gros as a wanna-be villain. Every good western has a good villain, and by that standard, The Old Way is decidedly subpar.