garyzero
04-28-2008, 11:00 AM
I finally got around to watching TV again this weekend and was able to see both Hitman and Cloverfield.
I would say they were both worth watching. I enjoyed Hitman more because it had a lot of gunplay and action which I tend to enjoy.
I'm a huge gamer but I never played the Hitman series. After watching it I felt like wow this is one of the few game based movies that too me didn't feel like it was based on a game. I'm sure there are things in there for fan service but I didn't notice it. It was a pretty decent story, nice looking chick, check it out.
Cloverfield, for the most part was very slow but not boring. I would have liked a little more action and coverage of the monster. At no point did I feel scared though so that was a bit of disappointment. I didn't get the feeling I could be there even with the handheld camera. I'm hoping the sequel will tell a better story and give us some facts, otherwise whats the point?
I recommend both of them as brainless fun.
I would say they were both worth watching. I enjoyed Hitman more because it had a lot of gunplay and action which I tend to enjoy.
I'm a huge gamer but I never played the Hitman series. After watching it I felt like wow this is one of the few game based movies that too me didn't feel like it was based on a game. I'm sure there are things in there for fan service but I didn't notice it. It was a pretty decent story, nice looking chick, check it out.
Cloverfield, for the most part was very slow but not boring. I would have liked a little more action and coverage of the monster. At no point did I feel scared though so that was a bit of disappointment. I didn't get the feeling I could be there even with the handheld camera. I'm hoping the sequel will tell a better story and give us some facts, otherwise whats the point?
I recommend both of them as brainless fun.