Saturday WatchAlong: Ek Villain 2! For Angie’s Birthday! 8am Chicago Time

Happy Saturday! I have my cold coffee and my dog and I am ready to watch this terrible thing!

Ek Villain 2

It’s on Netflix! and it’s silly and romantic and thriller-y and the most available pick I could find for Angie’s celebration.

At 8am Chicago time, I will put up an “And PLAY” comment and we will go from there!

305 thoughts on “Saturday WatchAlong: Ek Villain 2! For Angie’s Birthday! 8am Chicago Time

  1. So I was thinking John looked more old than hot in the interigation scene, but I gotta say the man in flannel is arresting.

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    • I was thinking he kinda looks like a lot of people I know – but I live in a town of athletes. When he was younger I admit to believing he was breathtaking.

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      • I think you are in the majority. He was a very very successful model.

        To me, he always had long greasy hair when he was younger. And that was a big turn off. Clearly, I have a particular hair preference.

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  2. Grandpa says he is a Bollywood star like SRK everytime his flannel shirt is untucked, so he says it every day. But SRK no longer wears flannel. But John in flannel, man, he has so many different flannel shirts for this role! And fitted! Why don’t I see more men walking around in fitted flannel shirts? I wish his style here created immitators.

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    • Ehh, it seemed gross to me. She did not appear to love him, and he had nothing to offer her. So despite his obvious lust and her enjoyment of it, it all seems a bit gross to me.

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    • Okay. That makes it more gross for me. But I liked the role reversal of a strong young female with agency and sexual experience seducing an older inexperienced guy she wants

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  3. So Ek Villain 1 was super super dark, but had this whole “magical perfect female characters” thing going in the middle of it. I actually prefer this version where the women are just as grey as the men.

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  4. I think John’s role is made by the casting. He’s shy, he’s poor, he’s inexperienced. But he’s also JOHN ABRAHAM!!!! So I can buy the chemistry.

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  5. Very difficult to put the mild mannered taxi driver into the mask wearing murder. Murdering the girlfriend okay, but OTHER people? Ehhh The movie had a task to make this beleavable.

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  6. The spouse just limped by and I said “Spouse! In 3 years we’ll be 50!” And he said “Don’t I know it, that’s why I want to get surgeries, I don’t want to waste anytime hobbling around”. So thank you movie and Angie for reminding me of our age.

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  7. Okay. I haven’t liked a single song in this movie!!! And I (and my toddler) were so excited seeing Kanika Dhillion and Baadshah.

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  8. Ah the 8 year old just snuggled up to me, and the 14 year old was just guilt tripped into refilling my coffee truck, and now the 11 year old has snuggled next to the 14 year old all to watch a movie where the main actress starts out dead and people kill eachother. So sweet.

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      • They are also all watching with the sound off, because Grandma and Grandpa are still sleeping and we only have two headsets!

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    • This makes me feel better. I haven’t censored anything my toddler watches yet. But also, he does not really pay attention to anything on the TV besides a 10 minute sign language show from PBS. However, I might need to figure this out in the future, right? My parents never stopped us from watching anything we wanted to I feel the same about my kids. But my husband grew up with much stricter rules.

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      • My parents never censored us either, but we had terrible nightmares when we got scared. Probably just depends on the kid. Mr. Toddles might be a tough guy afraid of nothing.

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        • Yeah. Husband and I both hate scary movies. And we are both total wusses. So I can’t imagine we would subject Mr. Toddles to anything too scary.

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          • For context, we were up scared all night after ET. Also, The Little Mermaid. they are SCARY!!!!

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          • The Little Mermaid has a 16 year old getting married to an adult. That is a bit scary. But I get your overall point.

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          • Oh and since having a kid, any scene between a child and a parent where the kid watches the parent die really gets to both me and my husband. We were recently watching National Treasure Book of Secrets (another silly kids movie). In the beginning of the movie there is a very brief scene in which the father is killed and the kid has to escape and both of us got disproportionally emotional watching that scene.

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      • My hubby and I love crime series and we always watch one during dinner. My son grow up watching them too, and for some time when he was 5 or 6 his fav play was to be a detective who must solve the murder case. The victims and the victim were his teddy cats.

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      • Okay, and the bad actress realized she did love him regardless of his destroying her relationship possibilites and he realized she loved him so he loved her? How human of him, and how like us to believe that love will actually change someone.

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  9. I know I’m being silly, but doesn’t it feel like they should have an ACTUAL CONVERSATION WITH WORDS in which they express their feelings?

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  10. Oooooooooo! So this is the thing John would have seen and misunderstood. Because relationships are more complicated than “I buy you things, you never leave me”

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      • Arjun chasing after her car saying “I love you, don’t leave me”. But it was a complicated moment of messy break up emotions, not just a simple “she’s leaving him for another guy”

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          • WE didn’t see John, but I am guessing he was the driver. He overhears couples fight and then takes revenge for the dude.

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  11. “That’s the guy from Paathan. Is he playing the villain?” – 11 year old
    “Uh yes, yes he is.”
    “Does he always play the villain?”
    “Often.”

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  12. Is she making up a story or is it real? The boys and I don’t know. Oh and laughter – this seems like a mind game – nothing is real.

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