Red Mosquito

Ello Sailor wrote:How was the drum sound?

Syrupy and saccharine

Hahaha, excellent.

wonderful movie, loved it

epilogue wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:This is excellent. I was impressed with the direction and cinematography most of all. There is nothing terribly inventive or revolutionary relative to the first two but it’s a very solid movie worth your time.

Agreed.

I might like it most of the trilogy, personally. I was really surprised by how good it was.

my ranking:

AQP2,
AQPD1
AQP (which I do love, especially as it's the most horror of the three, it's just slightly duller than the others for me; a 3 for 3 franchise so far

Ms Harmless wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:This is excellent. I was impressed with the direction and cinematography most of all. There is nothing terribly inventive or revolutionary relative to the first two but it’s a very solid movie worth your time.

Agreed.

I might like it most of the trilogy, personally. I was really surprised by how good it was.

my ranking:

AQP2,
AQPD1
AQP (which I do love, especially as it's the most horror of the three, it's just slightly duller than the others for me; a 3 for 3 franchise so far

Totally agree, 3 for 3. This quietly turned into one of the best, most consistent modern franchises.

epilogue wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:This is excellent. I was impressed with the direction and cinematography most of all. There is nothing terribly inventive or revolutionary relative to the first two but it’s a very solid movie worth your time.

Agreed.

I might like it most of the trilogy, personally. I was really surprised by how good it was.

my ranking:

AQP2,
AQPD1
AQP (which I do love, especially as it's the most horror of the three, it's just slightly duller than the others for me; a 3 for 3 franchise so far

Totally agree, 3 for 3. This quietly turned into one of the best, most consistent modern franchises.

I *never* say this but I would quite like them to continue with one-shot slice of life stories set in the same universe; Monster Of The Week films, if you will; reveal small details of the overarching mythology with each film, but otherwise just make them glimpses of humans living and struggling; Day One kind of reminded me of an anime movie in that sense, more than War of The Worlds, and that makes me happy

Ms Harmless wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:This is excellent. I was impressed with the direction and cinematography most of all. There is nothing terribly inventive or revolutionary relative to the first two but it’s a very solid movie worth your time.

Agreed.

I might like it most of the trilogy, personally. I was really surprised by how good it was.

my ranking:

AQP2,
AQPD1
AQP (which I do love, especially as it's the most horror of the three, it's just slightly duller than the others for me; a 3 for 3 franchise so far

Totally agree, 3 for 3. This quietly turned into one of the best, most consistent modern franchises.

I *never* say this but I would quite like them to continue with one-shot slice of life stories set in the same universe; Monster Of The Week films, if you will; reveal small details of the overarching mythology with each film, but otherwise just make them glimpses of humans living and struggling; Day One kind of reminded me of an anime movie in that sense, more than War of The Worlds, and that makes me happy

Totally! I'd be down with that, too. Good call.

I would love to watch the war movie installment. Follow a squad of troops through a day. Kind of Blackhawk Down but, you know, whispering.