For instance, if the score at the end of a round is “20”, this will be divided by five, the number of categories, for a final score of “4”. At the end, the final score will be average total of each of the 5 categories. An “A” is worth 4 points, “B” is 3 points, “C” is 2 points, “D” is 1 point and “F” is worth nothing. As in school, each of these letter grades has a number associated to it. Each of these will be awarded a letter grade, from A to F. There are five categories: music, casting, writing, production (which includes design, costumes, make-up, etc), and direction.
POINT BREAK CAST MOVIE
The scoring in Weekend Movie Brawls is simple.
This one’s helmed by Ericson Core whose only other film directing credit was Disney’s sports film, “Invincible”. So, of course, the FBI tasks him to follow a bunch of extreme sports nuts who they suspect are robbing everyone all over the world using various extreme stunts like shoving whole crates of cash off a random plane and then parachuting after it like we’re in a 1991 Mountain Dew ad. He’s a former extreme sports nut who joined the FBI after one of his extreme bike stunts went awry and killed a colleague. Directed by Oscar winning director (for “The Hurt Locker”) Kathryn Bigelow.Īnd, in this corner… 2) POINT BREAK (2015) Unfortunately, he ends up building an unexpected friendship with Bodhi (Patrick Swayze), the leader of the gang - and nearly gets in too deep with Brody’s on-again, off-again girlfriend, Tyler (Lori Petty), in the process. So they send in former All-Conference college football star-turned-FBI Agent Johnny Utah (Keanu Reeves), undercover, because he’s a dude’s dude and he’ll fit right in…and I wish I could tell that I just made that last sentence up to fuck with you. While they’re not so much forgotten, I feel they might have been slightly underappreciated.Ī team of sophisticated bank robbers called “The Ex-Presidents” (they wear rubber masks with the likenesses of Presidents Reagan, Carter, Nixon, and Johnson during their robberies) are suspected by the FBI to be local surfers. This week’s match-up is between two pulp-style crime films. The reason we make this a weekend thing is because when else might you have the time and energy to relax and see something you haven’t seen before?
For example, it can be two animated films of the same type, two films which take place during a certain time period, two films with similar plots or an original film versus its remake. Here, we take an in-depth look at films with similar themes or stories and we pit them against each other in a competition based on their merits. Hello and Happy Friday, everyone, and welcome to Weekend Movie Brawls!
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