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I think my favorite thing about this trailer - and I like quite a bit of it - is how it wouldn't fly today because it gives too much away.Tuff Turf definitely is an 80s movie. I won't say the most 80s but it reaches hard for it. A kid goes to a new school, runs afoul a gang of toughs (tuffs) and romances the lead tough's girl in a way I cannot condone. It has James Spader and RDJ in their youthful years and while it is a dumb, tonally weird movie that oscillates between gritty thriller and teen romp.
I also resented that it's a waste of Raimi. Lots of talk in horror circles that this was basically another Evil Dead. But more to Evil Dead than some evil book, occasional undead monster or even Bruce Campbell.Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness was a nothingburger of a movie, what the youths call "mid". Maybe if I had watched WandaVision I'd have a higher opinion but Wanda as the bad guy didn't land for me at all. I don't think it's a bad movie by any means but it was pretty forgettable. Worth the watch on D+; I'm glad I didn't waste money on a theater ticket.
I think my favorite part of the movie, a short part unfortunately, was the musical fight with Dark Strange.
the Multiverse of Midness?Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness was a nothingburger of a movie, what the youths call "mid".