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Confirm: the movie is great! Steven Spielberg loved The Fall Guy

posted 2 months ago by sonans (1243)
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https://variety.com/2024/film/news/ryan-gosling-steven-spielberg-loves-the-fall-guy-1235929197/

I still have no faith in director David Leitch, he made terrible movies: Bullet Train, Hobbs & Shaw, Atomic Blonde.

[–] Guitar King (4421) 2 months ago

I have no confidence in Spielberg's opinion. Every movie he directed after Saving Private Ryan has sucked.

[–] TandyMan (10434) 2 months ago

His seal of approval is like when they stamp Stephen King's review blurb on the cover of somebody's book. It means it sucks and they need extra help selling it.

[–] maximmm (3090) 17 days ago

yep

[–] mikethemartian (6151) 8 days ago

I thought Munich was excellent.

[–] davodikum (5995) 7 days ago

Catch me if you can is awesome.

[–] robocat893 (13771) 2 months ago

I thought that Bullet Train, Hobbs & Shaw and Atomic Blonde were fun movies. Nothing more. I will definitely check out The Fall Guy when it's released.

[–] HarlemEagle42 (16305) 2 months ago

I generally like his movies. Except for Atomic Blonde though I didn't hate it.

[–] Burk48917 (11048) 7 days ago

The same. I thought Bullet Train was excellent.

[–] FilmBuff (6736) 6 days ago

I thought Bullet Train was uneven, but had its moments. The Fall Guy is excellent, and the sort of movie I'd love to see Hollywood get back to making.

[–] Rorikon (16509) 2 months ago

Considering his movies have high 6's and low to mid 7's, I say this movie will be decently good.

[–] HarlemEagle42 (16305) 16 days ago

Yeah he’s a pretty solid director when it comes to popcorn movies.

[–] MavKilledGoose (785) 15 days ago

When has Spielberg ever said a recently released film is bad? A filmmaker criticizing a just-released movie is not only ill-mannered, but it invites retaliation. Spielberg is like Cruise: an ambassador and a political actor. The old joke in Hollywood is that if you've seen a movie and liked it, you praise it as great (i.e., better than you thought it was). If you've seen a movie and didn't like it, then, when asked, you say you haven't gotten around to watching it yet. Hence the first sentence of this post.

[–] mikethemartian (6151) 8 days ago

Anytime someone famous comes out before a movie’s release and says it is excellent, I just assume the movie is crap.