Whoa, Deja Vu. A deja vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix, it happens when the change something.
At first I was like whoa! because the statue had wings and couldn't fly, but then I was like No! because Batman has
the same problem
the main character is battling some demons which is evident by the nightmare
that causes them to wake up in the middle of the night
problems in the bedroom aren't the only issue because when the main character
takes a train trip to a social event
another problem rears its ugly head when the festivities are cut short by
these evil henchman guys. There's this dude with Cisco colored facial hair and
really gets a kick out a teenager's risking their lives for sport. First
he hires this chubby blonde gentleman to keep a close eye on the children. Jump
forward five seconds because spoiler alert Dude has ulterior motives and at the end
of the movie it's revealed that he's a double agent. But after the double agent
is introduced, it's an announced that they'll have a special change the rules for the games
this year. The road chase sucks in pisses off the main characters, but the games
must go on. The main character's name is pulled out of the cup in nobody claps.
No offense is taken, but it's weird considering the reaction that the other
handsome guy got when he volunteered. I mean, the main character's best friend basically changed his
sexual preference for about two seconds and a half. When the games start, you're worried that
age is a factor in the main kid will lose because the age and experience of the
other competitors, but there's a mentor character who's there to help the hero
and he's supposed to cancel all the age/experience nonsense out, but you still
worry because of his drinking habits. The movie keeps reminding us that he's
got issues because there's exactly five scenes where he's seen gulping down
foreign substances. Go home bro you're drunk. Being a celebrity does have its
perks though, the dude who under normal circumstances would have had to use the
Bill Cosbian approach to getting women is now seen as a sex symbol and every
little kid wants your autograph if you volunteer for the games. Before the games
start the whole this festive celebration in its pretty cool or arguably pretty
hot since people are breathing fire and whatnot. Then they send you up to get
your 15 minutes of fame with this reporter who puts all your business out
of Front Street. Once the games begin, be prepared because some gruesome stuff
happens
but it's funny when you think about it, but probably just try to hold it in. I don't
always smile, but when I do I probably shouldn't. We learned that apparently "solos"
are only for Star Wars characters because everybody in the movie are
involved in an alliance. I couldn't stand it when people formed an alliance back
in the day on Road Rules Challenges, but I accept it here because the games are
crooked letter O freakin' dangerous. Statistics show you're liable to drown,
suffer from a loss of hearing, or face injuries from someone trying to commit
your suicide by slitting your wrists. You know, I'm willing to bet this isn't what the kids signed up for.
when I think of games, I think of synonyms like recreation, entertainment,
and hmm, i dont no, uh play time?! I mean people actually die in this tournament. Name one
person in the hood that play like the that! The games are pulled to a screeching halt when the main
dude uses their signature weapon thingy and shoots it in the air. Chaos ensues and
hey Hollywood, God called and he wants his only begotten Son back, which is fitting
because the movie gets a baptism by fire before the credits are rolling. Those are
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a man goes into the YouTube comment section, you listening? Ok, a man goes into the YouTube
comments, right, and he reads "the book are way better than the movies" so the man responds with "is there
something wrong with the movie?" then the other guys like "just read the book!
Read it! Will you just read the book!" Then the man writes "yeah, but what's wrong with the movie, what,
movie's too long, too boring?" and he yells in all caps "Aha! Aha!"
Look, some of my favorite movies are based off of books and I wish that I had like ten
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