i like these movies because they are well-made and entertaining. i like movies that entertain me. i like movies that entertain others or that i have the chance to act and be entertained by.
Yeah I could go on and on. There are many great martial arts movies out there, and many that I liked because I’m an actor. I’ve enjoyed acting in many films, and I’ve watched a lot of them. But I’m especially drawn to those that I can do one-on-one with the lead. That’s why I don’t get into a lot of the other genre movies.
And yet, I still find myself going to the movies, despite the fact that I have zero martial arts skills. I have no idea what theyre talking about, and I barely remember the plot. I get annoyed at the incessant talking and at the overly enthusiastic acting. When I was young, my mom told me that I would get a kick up if I performed even a little martial arts. This has been true for most of my life. But I also know that my mom is right.
I’ve always been into martial arts movies, as well as the occasional martial arts DVD. The problem is that those movies always end up feeling like theyre a lot more “mature” than the actual martial arts films. So I’ve found myself gravitating to “mature” films, even if theyre just a little bit more “mature”.
So you’ve been a huge fan of films like The Matrix, Avatar, and The Devil’s Advocate.
You can’t really get away with watching The Matrix without feeling like youre watching a younger version of the same thing, or in the case of Avatar, a younger version of the same thing. But with The Devil Advocate, director John Woo (who was also behind The Matrix) created something that felt similar to the original but with some things removed. The result is that you feel like you’re watching an older version of what the original was.
All the same, The Devil Advocate can be played with a little more grace and style. This was because Woo didn’t just put in some elements of the original and leave the rest. He took all the elements that make the original feel like a younger version of itself and put them in a film that is very much from the heart.
I think it’s a great example of the style that the original Matrix allowed for. I think the thing that really impressed me the most about this film was that it was still so very much in the original, even if it was in a very different way. It has the same tone and feel, but it lets you see it in a different way.
As I’ve said, I think many movies end up looking the same. There are a few exceptions, but when it comes down to it the majority of movies are basically the same. There’s just a ton of sequels out there that seem to have the same story and the same characters, but have different actors. The same is true of television series.
The key difference here is that the TV shows are more episodic. They take place over a longer period of time and have a more layered approach. It is not the same as a movie that you can quickly “jump into” and be immediately immersed in. If you put Netflix and TV on the same page you’re probably going to end up with the same series of movies. You end up with the same movies when the same TV series are on the same channel.
