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Man, Antoine Fuqua became a real gun for hire after Training Day. I believe himself and Wahlberg are a little miffed with Paramount dropping this on digital, presumably cos it messes with their contractual earnings.

Film itself looks like it might be fun but I hate Wahlberg as a lead, let alone some immortal being.

Slydice wrote: »

I can't say that any Wahlberg film comes to mind as "That's the one that Wahlberg carried all by himself". I have more of a makes-a-strong-team memory

I suppose he's the lead of the Transformer movies now, but that's hardly a good yardstick. He's best used in an ensemble like The Departed, or partner to someone else like The Other Guys. He just doesn't have the charisma or X Factor to pull a film, let alone one where he's supposed to be this immortal warrior type.

These days I can't read a greater turn-off for any given movie than "trying to set-up the sequels"

Odd choice all the same, for a movie that by all accounts doesn't exist for all the impact it left on the world, or reception it got from the 12 people who watched endured it 😂

Though when I saw the thread in my bookmarks I did despair initially, thinking there was talk of a sequel lol 🤣 so thank god it wasn't that.