#r.i.p.d

[tangisi5]

[popfishjr]

Honestly, im not even keeping count anymore, but heres the Saturday Night Movie Recommendation:

WATCH IT ON NETFLIX BEFORE OCT 31 OR ITS GONNA GET YEETED OFF NETFLIX

SORRY FOR BEING LATE😭😭😭

ITS RYAN REYNOLDSSSSSSSS HOW CAN THEY REMOVE IT???

[justanaveragegirlblog]

Watching R.I.P.D and honestly hating Nick. He is an absolute a**hole, not that Roy is any less annoying but he has yet to do actually anything offending to Nick other than giving him unwanted advices but half movie in and Nick has been constantly throwing tantrum directed towards Roy (talk about anger displacement). So, here we have a self righteous dude who stole and buried evidence (because of his love of life, yeah well hun, it was still stolen), got Roy to lose his job and is reason of their erasure btw considering he never told Roy what exactly is he up to; And yet somehow, he has had it with self righteous attitude of Roy. Lol

[theeejay]

R.I.P.D. : Rest in Peace Department (2013) Movie Review

This is definitely one of the worst movies that I've seen in recent times. I barely made it to the end. RIPD is just one of those "Summer Blockbusters" from Hollywood without substance. 

BTW, even our Tamil film 2.0 (2018) has better VFX than this $150 million budget project.

Verdict: RIPD looks like a bad adaptation of a mix of Men In Black and Ghostbusters.

[theflixdiaryproject]

"one of them coyotes, he made love to my skull. you know what that practice is commonly called?" - Roy Pulsifer

a recently deceased cop, Nick Walker (Ryan Reynolds), is recruited into the Rest In Peace Department (R.I.P.D.) to help protect the living from rogue souls. together with his partner Roy (Jeff Bridges), they must track down a dangerous group of souls threatening the balance between the living and the dead.

did you enjoy this movie?

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Voting ended onJan 13, 2025

read my review below (may contain spoilers):

watched June 18, 2022 on netflix

I’m gonna be straight up - R.I.P.D. didn’t hit the mark for me, but I watched it because, well, Ryan Reynolds and Kevin Bacon. I mean, come on, those two have got this charm that usually makes even the worst movies tolerable, right? but somehow, even their combined star power couldn’t save this one. there are a few funny moments scattered throughout the movie. I’m not talking laugh-out-loud kind of funny, but more like a chuckle-worthy kind of funny. there’s a weirdly enjoyable vibe when Nick and Roy are bantering, even if the rest of the movie isn’t really pulling its weight. I found myself giggling here and there, but that’s about it. the kind of movie where I'd enjoy, but then quickly realise I'm not really invested. and there’s where it loses me. I just can’t like it. I tried. I mean, really, I did. the premise is something I should love: ghost cops, bizarre afterlife shenanigans, a whole bunch of weirdness; but something about it just feels off. maybe it’s the whole tone. it doesn’t really know if it wants to be a goofy buddy comedy, a supernatural action flick, or some kind of epic cosmic battle between life and death. spoiler alert: it ends up being none of the above. it’s like the movie tried to blend too many flavours and ended up with a soggy, tasteless stew. it’s not bad. it’s just.. not good.

while watching, I couldn’t help but feel like I was just going through the motions. you know that feeling when you’re doing something because you started it, not because you actually care? that’s how I felt for most of the movie. sure, there’s a lot of action, a bunch of digital effects, and a plot that’s kind of there, but it all felt a bit too meh to grab my attention for more than a minute at a time. even with the supernatural angle, the whole thing felt more like a half-baked idea than a fully realised movie. like the script was written on the back of a napkin during a lunch break. but the real kicker is that it’s just not memorable. the jokes don’t stick, the action doesn’t wow, and the plot.. well, let’s just say it’s not something I’ll be remembering for long. it’s not that it’s horrible; it’s just that it doesn’t leave a mark. and that’s the worst thing a movie can do—be forgettable. if you can’t hold my attention, then what’s the point? at the end of the day, R.I.P.D. is a movie that tries too hard to be something it’s not. the cast is great, but the script? not so much. it’s one of those films that looks good on paper but doesn’t quite pull off the magic. if you’re just in the mood for some light fun, it might be worth a watch, but don’t expect it to become your new favourite.

final verdict: I have mixed feelings about it

maturity rating: 13+ genre: action, comedy, fantasy duration: 1h 36m (96 mins) country of origin: USA language: English screenplay: David S. Goyer, Phil Hay, Matt Manfredi major cast: Ryan Reynolds, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Bacon, Mary-Louise Parker

[justanaveragegirlblog]

Last 35 mins and Nick just said sorry and got off with everything he wanted, understandable considering he was The hero.

[unbeknownst-2-whoomst]

Post 10 gifs from your favorite movies without revealing their titles and tag ten people.

I was tagged by @missredherring.

I tag: @delinash @vetusxestxperpetuaxdeos @rabblerauser @otherthingsinhead @dmitri-logan @jeremiahxvaleska and anyone else who wants to do this.

Thank you this was fun. And feels good to be included.

[necro-om-nom-nomicon]

Hey anyone seen Elysium or R.I.P.D?

They any good?