Since 2002
I haven’t seen any Rambo movies yet either. I don’t think that mattered much in my enjoyment of this.
I was extremely surprised to see Ryan Stiles. I didn’t recognize him in the first one, so that counted as an extra surprise, after the fact.
I saw Andreas Katsulas’ name in the credits and said, “WHAT?” then found out which character he was and re-watched his scene; once I knew it was him, I was immediately able to hear his voice in…his voice.
Here I go, watching things in the wrong order again. I’ve never seen Top Gun.
I guess I’m a fan of visual effects. I thought I was going to burst a blood vessel, I was laughing so hard during the blood transfusion.
The last time I watched this it was a comedy; now it’s a documentary.
Came for the infamous “exploding head scene”, stayed for the, “HOLY CRAP WTF IS GOING ON?!!”
I wonder if we’re at the point yet where kids have no idea what a record store is?
That’s taking Hollywood Hacking to a whole new level…hacking a computer…WITH YOUR MIND!
Eh, it’s all right. Drags on a bit too long. Suffers from HOLLYWOOD HACKING SYNDROME.
Watched it for John Candy; but Robert Picardo was in it too, so that’s cool.
What…in the frickin’ heck even is this!?
So many studio logos.
Were they trying to be different or something with the first-person view? I didn’t really care for that very much.
I recognize a bunch of those Lego sets. Actually, even though this is supposed to take place in “the future” it looks like all of the Lego sets are from the around the 90s.
That was weird. Almost as out of order as Pulp Fiction.
I really should watch Blade Runner. The Original. I haven’t seen that yet. The problem is, I don’t know which version of it I’m “supposed” to watch.