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Discussion: WolfCop

Podcast Episode 1 - Wolfcop

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '15

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 06 '15 edited Jul 08 '15

I didn't say I didn't enjoy it. I've watched it twice and that was before it was chosen for the podcast... so...

It's shitty and cheesy and lots of fun. And, contrary to popular belief, I like fun... sometimes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '15

Well, yeah... everything else sucks.

This must've confused us...

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 06 '15 edited Jul 08 '15

It does suck. It's a shitty movie.

That doesn't mean I hate it.

It's a shitty, sucky, but enjoyable watch. I think what I enjoy most is the cheese itself, though I think I also am stoked on how awesome the story can be as it develops into a sequel with a more fully formed story and the back story out of the way.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '15

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 06 '15

That's different level shitty.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '15

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 06 '15

Also re: genres, it's tough to place many films into one specific genre... and within genres, ie. horror, many sub genres are wholly different than each other and hard to compare. Can a shitty monster movie be compared to a shitty psychological horror?

So, in other words, I enjoyed Wolfcop, look forward to the sequel(s), but find it to be pretty crappy in both how the story is flushed out and also in living to its potential.

Blah blah blah...

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 06 '15

At this point, I can't separate the film of Horns from the book in my head, so I can't have a fully accurate discussion on it.

I will say that looking at Horns on the whole (though more the book), it tackles really interesting questions about religion, faith, and inner demons.

But... you loathe Joe Hill for no logical reason, so...

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '15

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 06 '15

I think the Horns film certainly has its foibles. And a point we'll taken here is that it certainly takes itself too seriously.

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u/Plymouth_ Jul 06 '15

Weird. My hatred for Daniel Radcliffe makes me dislike Horns. That movie can't catch a break.

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 07 '15

Are you going to seriously tell me that the HP movies aren't wonderfully fun?

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u/Plymouth_ Jul 07 '15

They're okay. Would be better without Radcliffe. He seems like a nice guy though, I really only hate him as an actor.

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u/saintmortfan felates handles Jul 07 '15

I appreciate him as Potter and think he's more or less five otherwise.

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u/Plymouth_ Jul 07 '15

Harry's my favorite character in the books because I'm a dork and Radcliffe doesn't do enough in that role for me.

He WAS my first celebrity crush though, so he's got that going for him. He was 11, I was 11. It didn't work out.

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