Totally agree man.
They almost got it right with this one..we were almost there, but theres just some Jump The Shark elements that makes it feel so off at times.
If i can buy a Ghost Yonish stealing a standing baby off the side of a building in Gb2, i can buy a character killing themselves then becoming a ghost so a demon can possess their body to chant some spell in gb4, right? Yeah idk.
I really wanted to love this movie. I only ended up liking it and loving parts of it, Rays development as a three dimensional character? LOVED!
The wonky villian? Not so much. Something needed more “hmpph” and im not sure what it is.
The doom and gloom mystique of Gozer and Shandor is what made that lore interesting in GB1 and Afterlife.
Vigo was creepy and imposing; and his motif was easy to follow. The way Ivan directed it made me believe this was a real historical figure coming back from the dead.
Garrakka was just too vague. He looked cool and scary.
One poster on here tried to compare “screen time” to my criticisms. Sometimes it aint about that. Its about HOW you tell the story.
They almost got it right with this one..we were almost there, but theres just some Jump The Shark elements that makes it feel so off at times.
If i can buy a Ghost Yonish stealing a standing baby off the side of a building in Gb2, i can buy a character killing themselves then becoming a ghost so a demon can possess their body to chant some spell in gb4, right? Yeah idk.
I really wanted to love this movie. I only ended up liking it and loving parts of it, Rays development as a three dimensional character? LOVED!
The wonky villian? Not so much. Something needed more “hmpph” and im not sure what it is.
The doom and gloom mystique of Gozer and Shandor is what made that lore interesting in GB1 and Afterlife.
Vigo was creepy and imposing; and his motif was easy to follow. The way Ivan directed it made me believe this was a real historical figure coming back from the dead.
Garrakka was just too vague. He looked cool and scary.
One poster on here tried to compare “screen time” to my criticisms. Sometimes it aint about that. Its about HOW you tell the story.
Statistics: Posted by BatDan — July 9th, 2024, 5:17 pm