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As alarming as the bullying itself, is the breezy way school workers ignore it.
At what point did "shake hands and make up" EVER solve the problem?
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I'm always amazed by how they do these beautiful DisneyNature documentaries, if a little suspicious of the personalities involved.
It's as if your new neighbor just sat around on their front porch taking phonecam shots while your home was being ransacked & burned.
What's so funny about this movie?
It's overlong, & really depressing: you KNOW that this couple is going to end up back together (rom-com, hello), but you also KNOW they should run as far from one another as they possibly can.
A seemingly-outrageous concept gets this off the ground, but the comedy portion of the film only shoots so far.
You may be most entertained if you finish before the film does, & leave at the intermission.
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I found myself waiting for the wit, & waiting for the wit, and waiting--and then there was a little wit--and then I sat waiting for more, and waiting for more, and waiting; it was like this for what felt like three hours.
The whole thing was heart-pounding, but not at all exciting--but the good news is I think that the director said he intends to turn the sequel into a good movie with emotion & character development.
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You know what?
This movie was downright hilarious, & I can't wait for the next one.
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It's a Jason Statham movie, so no description here should be necessary--but why do they set this up at the end for a sequel?
Every new Jason Statham movie is a remake of the previous Jason Statham movie, so instead of all these confusing titles, let's call them ALL "Jason Statham," followed by the current number!
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