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Just suffered myself through The Adam Project on Netflix

Review by @unbiasedwriter · 1598d · of The Adam Project

Whenever I see Ryan Reynolds I get high expectations. I like the guy and he is mostly always enjoyable in all movies. He has a humor and he cannot betray that humor. As a result, he always ends up being a funny character and I have loved in many movies because of that. And I even enjoy him in different YouTube clips on his YouTube channel, simply because he makes me smile so often. In fact, he even made me fall in love with the song Grace Kelly again after I saw his little funny clip on YouTube a while ago.

But let us forget about Grace Kelly for a while and rather return to The Adam Project. Or maybe we shouldn't? I'd rather listen to Grace Kelly 30 times than to stream The Adam Project once again.

What was the problem with The Adam Project?

I don't really know, but this was simply a movie that I had a very hard time enjoying. Even though you had Ryan Reynolds and Mark Ruffalo (two guys I like), the story just ended up being extremely boring, and even though the young version of Adam was cute as well, this was just unbearable.

I have a hard time explaining why I found the movie so boring, but unlike me, I really just wished for the movie to come to an end, and in the heat of the final action, I actually looked at my phone and checked some crypto news instead. It was just boring.

In other words, The Adam Project wasn't a movie for me. If I had to watch a Ryan Reynolds movie on Netflix again right now, then I'd much rather watch Red Notice in which he performs together with Gal Gadot and Dwayne Johnson. That wasn't an awesome movie either, but it was still way better and more amusing than The Adam Project.

But, if you want some real action with Ryan Reynolds, go ahead and watch The Hitman's Bodyguard, that is pure joy and action the way I like it!

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Comments · 4

  • @theawesononso(68)· 1596d

    I like The Adam Project but yeah Hitman’s Bodyguard is better for sure. Personally I didn’t have high expectations for The Adam Project so I was kind of impressed with the script especially.

    I really didn’t enjoy Red Notice so much though.

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  • @netflixr(79)· 1597d

    I fell asleep watching it. I woke up at the end and didn't really care what the middle was. I thought some of the dialogue between young and old Adam to be funny but ultimately it wasn't really good enough for me to go back to see what I missed.

    I agree about Hitman's Bodyguard, that was a real winner.

  • @insaneworks(71)· 1597d

    My feelings exactly! About Ryan Reynolds, The Adam Project and Red Notice.

    I didn't like the The Adam Project either. The problem was that the script was dull, predictable, too illogical and somewhat seen before. I mean the getting shot changing ones DNA was just... badly invented. And I hate it when every time there was time to fight, rock music begun to play. I mean, there are plenty of other genres too and it was just too obvious and uninventive.

    Ryan Reynolds really is a funny guy but I wish he would go back to movies that have a script.