Josh Videon

Not good at all. Here’s why. it felt very rushed. The stakes weren’t high at all, there were only like two scenes where I thought that that might be it but they just flipped it like right away and that was when Steve fell and they made us think that El got shot by hopper. And then just no one died. Like Kari died but no one cares about her and she’s been in like 3 episodes so but then they made us think that eleven dies sacrificing herself for everyone and they made it all heroic yk but then they tease how she may not be dead and it just takes all that emotion away and stuff. The final battle between Vecna and Eleven was lame and boring and ended after 5 minutes. And the acting wasn’t good at all. But the good that was in it was the proposal scene that was good and the closing shot with Mike watching the kids play DND was nice. But other than that it just wasn’t good. Also very predictable.

Josh Safdie - “Okay guys so I have a great idea here for the opening credits. So we’ll have Marty banging Rachel and then the scene will cut to sperm cells making there way to the egg and then they will go in the egg and then we’ll have a wide shot of the egg and then the egg will slowly transition into a ping pong ball and then Marty will be playing with that ping pong ball. So what do you think.” Everyone Else - “Absolute Cinema.”

“Remember, no man is a failure who has friends.” It’s a Wonderful life is not only one of the greatest movies of all time but it’s also one of the most beautiful and heart warming movies of all time. This is a film about a man who sees what the lives of those close to him would be like if he were never born. Beautiful acting performances from James Stewart and Donna Reed. This extraordinary film will open your eyes to see all the good you have done to those around you.  “Each man’s life touches so many other lives. When he isn’t around he leaves an awful hole, doesn’t he?”