I like action movies like Singham. But I don't like to watch repetitive action scenes.

Not only action scenes- everything is repetitive. My younger brother can tell climax even in detective movies. His guess is that the person you suspect and hero of film are never correct answers. Personally, I don't read even the novels fully. I just see a few pages in beginning and last page. This completes everything.

Not only action scenes- everything is repetitive. My younger brother can tell climax even in detective movies. His guess is that the person you suspect and hero of film are never correct answers. Personally, I don't read even the novels fully. I just see a few pages in beginning and last page. This completes everything.

Ha ha.. Even I have noticed it. In most of the movies, we can predict the further stories now. Horror, action, thriller; we can take any of them, we are not getting new stories now.

My question is not "Do you like action movies?" :P

Yesterday after 9pm, I saw a recent movie of Mammooty. But whenever action scenes were shown, I felt bored and thought myself, "Are they not repetitive? :whistle: :whistle: We know it well, hero will win in the end. Then why such scenes extended and shot, adding a lot of expenses. :silly: We are always interested in seeing scenes that we don't know what happens next. :woohoo: "

Am I right or not?
Do you like to watch repetitive action scenes, that very less contribute to the story of the movie? After all, all movies show almost same actions scenes, only difference is total damage/expenses occurred during its shooting ;) ;)

Has anyone seen the Bruce Willis's latest in Die Hard series A Good Day to Die Hard ???