Last Movie you Watched and Rate It

[cd021]

Just saw “US”. I’m not sure what I think about it at the moment. I mean, it’s really good, but not sure how to process why I liked it yet.

Planning on going and seeing it tomorrow, kinda heard it was really good but different.

[cd021]

Aquaman-3.5/5- Definitely Entertaining, if not a little cliche, still miles ahead of the other DCEU trash that i've seen. Momoa was good and I liked Heard- at least as eye candy. Some good action sequences too but the movie couldn't figure out if it wanted to be light-hearted or dark- just like the most recent Power Rangers movie. Liked Black Manta but the Ocean Master felt like a cliche comic book villain.

Annihilation-3/5- A rather meh of a movie up until the very end, probably won't watch again but i've seen worse.

[redzero]

Dragged Across Concrete - longest Grand Theft Auto mission ever. It probably didn't need to be over 150 minutes long, but it was interesting. Anybody who thinks this is "problematic" needs to grow some thicker skin.

[Othyus Lalanne]

Dragged Across Concrete - longest Grand Theft Auto mission ever. It probably didn't need to be over 150 minutes long, but it was interesting. Anybody who thinks this is "problematic" needs to grow some thicker skin.

Fuck yeah, i cannot wait to see this.

[cd021]

[B]Us-4/5[/B-] pretty damn good but takes forever to get started. Pretty damn entertaining but controversial ending but I liked it. Probably better than Get Out.

[FrostKing]

[B]Us-4/5[/B-] pretty damn good but takes forever to get started. Pretty damn entertaining but controversial ending but I liked it. Probably better than Get Out.
Ya, but better than Black Panther?

[cd021]

Ya, but better than Black Panther?

Both great tbh. Black male directed,black lead and box office hits. Must really hurt you. Quite a few white people in the audience as many white as black tbh.

Keep taking L's kid :lol

[FrostKing]

Both great tbh. Black male directed,black lead and box office hits. Must really hurt you. Quite a few white people in the audience as many white as black tbh.

Keep taking L's kid :lol
Why no diversity?

[cd021]

Why no diversity?

Black Panther and Us both had white characters, stop race bating tbh.

[leemajors]

The tethered all wearing jumpsuits and Chacos was pretty funny

[FrostKing]

This will be epic Hollywood faggotry

http://www.gstatic.com/tv/thumb/v22vodart/15832478/p15832478_v_v8_aa.jpg

[Pavlov]

Did you watch it? That's pretty much what this thread is about -- not pre-snowflaking a show that hasn't been released.

[FrostKing]

Did you watch it? That's pretty much what this thread is about -- not pre-snowflaking a show that hasn't been released.
Did I make a boo-boo?

[Pavlov]

Did I make a boo-boo?I mean, you're allowed to just whine about anything you want if that's your thing. It's pretty much your only play here.

[Texas_Ranger]

Shazam - 6
Endgame - 7.5

[DeadlyDynasty]

Cold Pursuit - 9/10...sure it's another Liam Neeson revenge flick, but the characters and dark humor made it thoroughly entertaining

[FrostKing]

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[Thanos]

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A movie with all micks & wops, and bonus no polacks :tu

[SpursforSix]

The Proposition

A slow paced western set in Australia. Pretty decent. 7/10

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[FrostKing]

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[Reck]

Burning 9/10

Well acted, creepy and the cinematography is on point. Highly reccomened..it's on Netflix.

[Blake]

Just saw “US”. I’m not sure what I think about it at the moment. I mean, it’s really good, but not sure how to process why I liked it yet.

You can either read something into it on a deep level and give it a 9/10 or you can take it at face value and give it a 1/10.

I'm going with the latter. I thought it was shit and I want my two hours back.

[Reck]

Us 6/10

This movie is not unwatchable but it's not that good either. The explanation they gave for the clones made no sense.

So the government did an experiment, cloned people and just abandoned them because they didnt have a "soul?"

That's laughable that they would just leave them there. Movie was also too long for its own good.

[Spurminator]

Booksmart - 9/10

Fairly standard high school / coming of age comedy on the surface but without many of the cliches that make those movies so predictable. Also hilarious.

[Blake]

Us 6/10

This movie is not unwatchable but it's not that good either. The explanation they gave for the clones made no sense.

So the government did an experiment, cloned people and just abandoned them because they didnt have a "soul?"

That's laughable that they would just leave them there. Movie was also too long for its own good.

I like how clean the floors and escalators were in the "underneath" with rabbits running free and nobody around with a mop

[aj3292]

You can either read something into it on a deep level and give it a 9/10 or you can take it at face value and give it a 1/10.

I'm going with the latter. I thought it was shit and I want my two hours back.

This makes me curious if DPG21920 ever figured out what he liked about it.

[DPG21920]

This makes me curious if DPG21920 ever figured out what he liked about it.

I think I really liked how creative it was in visualizing how we can be our own worst enemies. Like as a raw horror movie, it was a C-, but when you factor in the meaning? It was a B to me.

[DJR210]

I walked into my GF watching Us and was thankful I didn't agree to watch it with her.. Looked stupid as fuck from what I saw. Best part of that movie is the 5 On It remix

[FrostKing]

I walked into my GF watching Us and was thankful I didn't agree to watch it with her.. Looked stupid as fuck from what I saw. Best part of that movie is the 5 On It remix
Your GF is black :bobo

[Reck]

No Country for Old Man for the 10th time.

Chigurh is one of the most badass villian in movie history, imo.

[Blake]

Glass 6/10

This movie was set up to be great and just flopped. Coulda shoulda been a great one

[Blake]

Serenity 2/10

I thought this movie was going to be a decent popcorn drama and instead turned into this retarded twilight zone episode. The excessive Matt McConaughey butt shots made me laugh.

[Chucho]

The Perfection 6.5/10. Would be a 6 or 5.5 if it was a theatrical release. The good outweighs the bad, decent story, decent "twist" and the ending felt like a Tales from the Crypt ending, in a good way.

[MultiTroll]

Rough Day Sweetie 6/10
Adriana Chechik and Judy Jolie

[Reck]

Fabbs still a virgin in 2019. :lol

[aj3292]

I think I really liked how creative it was in visualizing how we can be our own worst enemies. Like as a raw horror movie, it was a C-, but when you factor in the meaning? It was a B to me.

That makes sense. When I watch it, I'll keep that in mind. Kind of makes me think of how Signs back in the day watched poorly as a sci-fi movie but watched well as a religious parable.

[Blake]

Shazam 8/10

This felt like a marvel fun movie like Spiderman homecoming.

Minor gripes. Great popcorn flick for all ages

[cd021]

Venom- 2/5- Laughably bad, maybe the worst comic book movie of the last 20 years. Poorly executed in just about every way.

[FrostKing]

https://i.ibb.co/jvjSvG3/Screenshot-2019-06-17-00-29-08-1.png

Hahah. Indian invader stealing our culture. Sounds about right.

[LaMarcus Bryant]

Venom- 2/5- Laughably bad, maybe the worst comic book movie of the last 20 years. Poorly executed in just about every way.

:lol you didn't like that 70 year old carrot topped woody harrelson carnage post-credits scene?

[Blake]

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Hahah. Indian invader stealing our culture. Sounds about right.

You're not British

[cd021]

:lol you didn't like that 70 year old carrot topped woody harrelson carnage post-credits scene?

:lol WTF was that? Was that supposed to make we wanna watch Venom 2? Haven't seen Dark Phoenix yet, no fucking way it can be worse- no fucking way.

[Blake]

Dark Phoenix sucked badly but venom was still worse imo

[Chucho]

Tuner and Hooch. Hadn't seen it in ages, still holds up as good 80's camp and Hanks was a really good comedic actor. Fun stuff.

[Chucho]

Tuner and Hooch. Hadn't seen it in ages, still holds up as good 80's camp and Hanks was a really good comedic actor. Fun stuff.

[Thread]

Cox placed TUBI into my cable package without notice. It's terrific. Streaming service that is clean & true. Includes some commercials, but, they are few & very brief. Most films do not include the commercials. When you return from a commercial it's a precise entry to exactly where it left off. & they're strategically placed, not just willy-nilly. The movies are varied & boundless. I never thought I'd like this, but, it's tremendous. Watched a lot of movie I never heard of, but, are mainstream. New films seemed to be injected on an almost daily basis. Has a nice queue setting & a continued watching setting. Not at all clunky like Netflix, or, even YouTube. It's been a blessing, trust me.

[LaMarcus Bryant]

:lol WTF was that? Was that supposed to make we wanna watch Venom 2? Haven't seen Dark Phoenix yet, no fucking way it can be worse- no fucking way.

LOL They could have given Trainwreck and Lefty a fraction of that budget and they could have farted out a better script than that

[SpursforSix]

Cox placed TUBI into my cable package without notice. It's terrific. Streaming service that is clean & true. Includes some commercials, but, they are few & very brief. Most films do not include the commercials. When you return from a commercial it's a precise entry to exactly where it left off. & they're strategically placed, not just willy-nilly. The movies are varied & boundless. I never thought I'd like this, but, it's tremendous. Watched a lot of movie I never heard of, but, are mainstream. New films seemed to be injected on an almost daily basis. Has a nice queue setting & a continued watching setting. Not at all clunky like Netflix, or, even YouTube. It's been a blessing, trust me.

Bend over, I'll fucking show ya injected on an almost daily basis.

[SpursforSix]

oh yeah...I meant to post this a few weeks ago.

Finally watched Step Brothers. Started off funny and then really fell flat.

6/10

[cd021]

oh yeah...I meant to post this a few weeks ago.

Finally watched Step Brothers. Started off funny and then really fell flat.

6/10


3rd act struggles but some all time great stuff for the first 2/3rd.

[SpursforSix]

3rd act struggles but some all time great stuff for the first 2/3rd.

The more I think about it, it seems a lot of comedy movies do this. Maybe it has to do with having to shift focus to the plot so they can wrap it up.

[Pavlov]

Cox placed TUBI into my cable package without notice. It's terrific. Streaming service that is clean & true. Includes some commercials, but, they are few & very brief. Most films do not include the commercials. When you return from a commercial it's a precise entry to exactly where it left off. & they're strategically placed, not just willy-nilly. The movies are varied & boundless. I never thought I'd like this, but, it's tremendous. Watched a lot of movie I never heard of, but, are mainstream. New films seemed to be injected on an almost daily basis. Has a nice queue setting & a continued watching setting. Not at all clunky like Netflix, or, even YouTube. It's been a blessing, trust me.Weird. Guess it's an easy way for a cable company to expand content, but anyone can get Tubi or Pluto TV and get a stupid amount of free programming.

[Blake]

Cox placed TUBI into my cable package without notice. It's terrific. Streaming service that is clean & true. Includes some commercials, but, they are few & very brief. Most films do not include the commercials. When you return from a commercial it's a precise entry to exactly where it left off. & they're strategically placed, not just willy-nilly. The movies are varied & boundless. I never thought I'd like this, but, it's tremendous. Watched a lot of movie I never heard of, but, are mainstream. New films seemed to be injected on an almost daily basis. Has a nice queue setting & a continued watching setting. Not at all clunky like Netflix, or, even YouTube. It's been a blessing, trust me.

Yup i stumbled onto Tubi just last week. Some really great stuff and very user friendly.

I watched the first 3 episodes of Million Dollar Man just for nostalgic kicks. The ads are VERY short. Much much better than Sonys "crackle"

[Blake]

But yeah, weird that a cable company picked it up. Almost reeks of desperation

[Reck]

In the process of watching Get Carter the 70s version with Michael Caine.

Stopped it with 1 hour to go last night. Thought it'd be a fast pace movie but nope, typical 70s movie that are 95% boring diloague. I mean for a movie that's supposed to be in the crime genre. Ooof

[DMX7]

United Passions (2014) 9/10

Wow, what a great movie. Tells the story of the history of FIFA. Sepp Blatter has been treated so unfairly. He has done so much for so many.

[Reck]

Brick 7/10

Slow burner (with a 90s feel to it) thriller that pays off at the end. Rian Johnson made a good movie here.

Joseph Gordon Levitte is an underrated actor.

[Thread]

United Passions (2014) 9/10

Wow, what a great movie. Tells the story of the history of FIFA. Sepp Blatter has been treated so unfairly. He has done so much for so many.

I remember when that situation arose back there years ago. I ain't a soccer fan by any means, but, the local ESPN affiliate 98.7 came down hard on this guy. Spent almost a week grinding away, a lot of it was just making fun of his name, believe it or not. It was incredible. & that was orders from ESPN. These affiliates do what they're told.

[Thread]

I saw a surprisingly good horror/slasher type film on TUBI---Big Driver---Maria Bello plays the victim & she is sensational. Joan Jett has a small, but, integral part that plays out to it's full extension. I ain't usually into films that have torture & the like, & this does have a portion of that materiel, but, it worked nonetheless.

Highly recommended.

[Thread]

I saw another one a while back that is quite good---Side Effects---with that hot little number Rooney Mara as a conniving woman "Em" trying to get back to where she once was with insider trading husband Channing Tatum. Tatum, fresh from behind the walls leaves early. "Stop Em."

Also includes Zeta Jones. Her & Mara are lesbian lovers & there is a hot scene twixt them.

Jude Law is featured as the (mark) & he plays it straight up & down. Usually he can be a bit of a pain in the ass, like that Splits, but, here he's plain & easily understood.

Very satisfying.

[MultiTroll]

Thread!
Wassup?
Just watched a TMC with Jean Harlow. What a peach she was.

[Othyus Lalanne]

In the process of watching Get Carter the 70s version with Michael Caine.

Stopped it with 1 hour to go last night. Thought it'd be a fast pace movie but nope, typical 70s movie that are 95% boring diloague. I mean for a movie that's supposed to be in the crime genre. Ooof

You think real criminals are John Wooing around killing 40 people a day?

[benefactor]

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Still great 20 years later. 8.5/10

[spurraider21]

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Still great 20 years later. 8.5/10
:tu

[Thread]

Thread!
Wassup?
Just watched a TMC with Jean Harlow. What a peach she was.


Didn't care much for her, Mult. The persistent dark circles around the eyes bug me.

Ain't nothing like TCM, though.

[Reck]

You think real criminals are John Wooing around killing 40 people a day?

Do you watch movies because they mirror real life situations to the tune of 100%? I dont think so, faggot.

I just watched an even slower pace movie that I posted which I enjoyed. So read before posting..

[Othyus Lalanne]

Do you watch movies because they mirror real life situations to the tune of 100%? I dont think so, faggot.

I just watched an even slower pace movie that I posted which I enjoyed. So read before posting..

Strawman detected.

[spurraider21]

Strawman detected.
your avatar and sig are garbage

[Othyus Lalanne]

your avatar and sig are garbage

I like them so i am happy. Everyone else can go fuck themselves.

[MultiTroll]

Didn't care much for her, Mult. The persistent dark circles around the eyes bug me.

Ain't nothing like TCM, though.
Twas nary a sign of dark circles, lest the make up people covered her over.
The Female Animal was the show.

A spank scene that may have the MePoo people up in arms today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvVCL_pVIQY

[Thread]

Watched---Thirst---with Lacey Chabert leading the way along with 3 other young adults lost in the deserts. It's on TUBI...and it's hit & miss. Has a confusing ending I'd like to get another viewer's opinion on if possible.

Anyone see this flick?

[Reck]

Shazam 8/10

This felt like a marvel fun movie like Spiderman homecoming.

Minor gripes. Great popcorn flick for all ages

Tried it. Terrible.

Took way to long for things to pick up. Almost 40 minutes in before Shazam to show up (the young one) and then it became a teenage comedy from there on. Couldn't finish.

[Reck]

Spider Man Into the Multi Verse 9/10

Didn't think I would enjoy it much since it was an animated movie but wow was I wrong. It was funny but serious, good plot and the actors all did a good job with their voice performance.

[MultiTroll]

Yesterday 5-6 / 10

Artsy fartsy with a sci fi twist.
Indian dude in England gets in accident on motorcycle. The impact jolts him into knowing how to sing and play any Beetles song. At the same time, no one in the world -save two people- have heard of the Beetles. Some good scenes but the movie leaves gaping plot holes. Just go with it and it's okay.

Pretty good acting by the lesser knowns but tries to force Kate McKinnon down our throats. Way forced and overdone.

[FrostKing]

Yesterday 5-6 / 10

Artsy fartsy with a sci fi twist.
Indian dude in England gets in accident on motorcycle. The impact jolts him into knowing how to sing and play any Beetles song. At the same time, no one in the world -save two people- have heard of the Beetles. Some good scenes but the movie leaves gaping plot holes. Just go with it and it's okay.

Pretty good acting by the lesser knowns but tries to force Kate McKinnon down our throats. Way forced and overdone.
Does the Indian have a white love interest?

[Blake]

Tried it. Terrible.

Took way to long for things to pick up. Almost 40 minutes in before Shazam to show up (the young one) and then it became a teenage comedy from there on. Couldn't finish.

Lol I watched Spiderman homecoming again and realized just how superior the MCU is even to DCs best attempt at a light hearted super hero movie.

I think it's still worth popcorn tho

[MultiTroll]

Does the Indian have a white love interest?
Of course.

[SpursforSix]

Spider Man Into the Multi Verse 9/10

Didn't think I would enjoy it much since it was an animated movie but wow was I wrong. It was funny but serious, good plot and the actors all did a good job with their voice performance.

That's kind of where I'm at. Just hard for me to click Play on an animated movie. But all I hear is how great it is.

[FrostKing]

Of course.
That's a Pass for me

[Reck]

Taxi Driver 7/10

A little drawn out but still good.

[Thread]

Been watching TUBI a lot. Came up with a decent one this evening.---Kalamity---2010 with Nick Stahl whom I've always enjoyed.

Nothing top shelf mind you, but, it is watchable. Moves quick, sometimes defying logic, but, you'll forgive it this trespass. It's grim business all along the line. A nice throw-a-way scene in a stereo store involving just a walk on. Good work there.

Concerns the end of love & the immediate reaction & lethal aftermath to that ending. You can see it coming from the pool side meet with such clarity.

---

Also caught the tried & true---King of New York---'90 with Walken vs. NYPD in a life & death struggle to the bitter end. Walken carries it, but, the black-blood-feud here twixt Snipes & Fishburne is absolutely sublime. Hi-grade entertainment. I love it so.

[Thread]

Taxi Driver 7/10

A little drawn out but still good.

Travis & Betsy like that. She actually bites on his outrageously adorable advance. She's wary, but, willing. She really is. & it's going pretty good, no matter how many times one sees it. Sometimes, I'll be honest, Recky, I switch it off just before they get to that theater & portend they never stopped.

[Thread]

Watched a real sick one today---Forced Move---on TUBI from '15. Had the NR rating so I knew better but sat down to it nonetheless. At one point I had to FF thru some torture scenes. & the torture started late in this. Before it started it was building, but, the film was still serviceable & I wanted to see how it would finally manifest itself.

Grim business.

[gambit1990]

was really disappointed in fargo... surprised it was so acclaimed... i guess cause it was so different from other movies at the time?

everyone's dumb, accent is overplayed, thought it was slow and plodding. 6 / 10 at best... not big on burn after reading but i'd rather watch that.

[redzero]

Once Upon A Time in Hollywood - now this is how to subvert expectations. I thought the movie would just...end, but that's not how Tarantino does things. The finale was hilarious and awesome.

[Floyd Pacquiao]

Once upon a time in Hollywood was an instant classic. Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio at the top of their games. Margot Robbie is absolutely stunning. Tarantino put me through all 7 emotions tonight, like only he could...Its why he's the greatest.

[Thread]

Once Upon a Time In Hollywood - What the fuck was that? It’s the most bizarre, meandering, pointless movie I’ve maybe ever seen, and I loved every second of it.

Dozed on & off the first hour. Once it got to & out of Spahn Ranch it lit nicely. Highlight? The death car:::The Krenwinkle girl & Tex in the front seat. Tarantino should've stayed right-fuckin'-there another 30 seconds & used slo mo the entire scene. They used the correct gun there.

In a nutshell? Cathartic

[Reck]

Dozed on & off the first hour. Once it got to & out of Spahn Ranch it lit nicely. Highlight? The death car:::The Krenwinkle girl & Tex in the front seat. Tarantino should've stayed right-fuckin'-there another 30 seconds & used slo mo the entire scene. They used the correct gun there.

In a nutshell? Cathartic

Old man, I'm impressed you still hit the theaters. I haven't been to one in years.

I have gotten lazy and just wait for the movies to come to me via streaming sites and whatnot. Cheaper too.

[Reck]

I fucking hate hearing this shit tbh. There is still nothing better than seeing a great movie in theaters. Fuck Netflix, the internet, Al Gore, etc for ruining this shit for real cinephiles. Rarely do I get this cinematic experience anymore. I have to constantly sit through MCU bullshit to enjoy a night at the movies.

Last time I went to one I didn't particularly had a good time. I drew a retarded crowd who wouldn't shut their geek mouth up whenever something cool looking happened or when a particular character threw out a cheesy one liner. Think it was one of the Marvel movies, not sure which at this point.

[spurraider21]

I fucking hate hearing this shit tbh. There is still nothing better than seeing a great movie in theaters. Fuck Netflix, the internet, Al Gore, etc for ruining this shit for real cinephiles. Rarely do I get this cinematic experience anymore. I have to constantly sit through MCU bullshit to enjoy a night at the movies.
how is it ruined for you, though? can't you still go see all the movies you want in theaters?

[Thread]

I’m betting a lot of the old school Hollywood faithful loved seeing the Manson Family get their dicks kicked in.

Living with that 50 years Americans needed it, mono.

I think the worse part of the slaughter was the Folger girl finally giving in:::"I won't fight anymore. Just kill me."

& I could not imagine Tarantino having that in him. He hasn't had that kind of selflessness, "warmth" & heart since "True Romance."

[Thread]

Old man, I'm impressed you still hit the theaters. I haven't been to one in years.

I have gotten lazy and just wait for the movies to come to me via streaming sites and whatnot. Cheaper too.

My son took his mother & I today. I haven't went since he took me to "The Hateful Eight" at release. Such garbage out there. I too just watch the cable, and TUBI has been a Godsend, beats Netflix all to hell.

But, today was special. We came back to house and talked about the movie for almost 2 hours!

& Pitt's character was a grand fellow. He was a just man. The tell? When he saw "Pussy" hitchhiking North when he was heading South, he did not U-turn to knock that piece. He had restraint. Usually (film) will fuck with a character like him, but, Tarantino started out straight with him & kept it straight.

[spurraider21]

It’s the shared experience, Philo. Part of the reason I loved Superbad so much was seeing it in a packed house with everyone going apeshit. Booksmart deserved that treatment, but because it didn’t feature Chris Evans in a supersuit, so nobody gave a shit and just waited for it to drop on Netflix.
sounds boring tbh

[spurraider21]

okay, Philo :tu
:lol

tbh movies are also getting more expensive though, which only doubles down the incentive to stay home and enjoy a streaming service. depending on where you live, a single movie theater ticket will cost more than a month of netflix

[spurraider21]

okay, Philo :tu
i'm sorry your movie going experiences have gotten sadder.

maybe instead you can go clubbing with DAF's bros on weekends

[Reck]

Who's this alt? Derp or dmc?

His overuse of philo kinds of gives it away.

[spurraider21]

Who's this alt? Derp or dmc?

His overuse of philo kinds of gives it away.
alt? its fucking mono

[SpursforSix]

It’s the shared experience, Philo. Part of the reason I loved Superbad so much was seeing it in a packed house with everyone going apeshit. Booksmart deserved that treatment, but because it didn’t feature Chris Evans in a supersuit, so nobody gave a shit and just waited for it to drop on Netflix.

Fuck the shared experience. People on their phones, or talking, or smacking their food. I won’t go unless the movie has been out a while and even then I’ll go at the time it’s the emptiest. I don’t need some dipshits I don’t know to confirm whether something is funny or scary or whatever.

[benefactor]

Once upon a time in Hollywood was an instant classic. Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio at the top of their games. Margot Robbie is absolutely stunning. Tarantino put me through all 7 emotions tonight, like only he could...Its why he's the greatest.
This movie is why you go to the movies. DiCaprio was really good but man, Pitt was at god level. One of his best performances.

This is also very polished work from Tarantino. There's plenty of elements we've come to love from him but he's really honed his craft. It's less raw and out of control but in a good way. I hope he doesn't stop making movies like he said he's going to because he knocked this one out of the fucking park and seems to only be getting better with age.

9.5/10

[Spurminator]

It’s the shared experience, Philo. Part of the reason I loved Superbad so much was seeing it in a packed house with everyone going apeshit. Booksmart deserved that treatment, but because it didn’t feature Chris Evans in a supersuit, so nobody gave a shit and just waited for it to drop on Netflix.

Man, that sucks, I saw Booksmart with a pretty full theater and it was great.

[Spurminator]

Fuck the shared experience. People on their phones, or talking, or smacking their food. I won’t go unless the movie has been out a while and even then I’ll go at the time it’s the emptiest. I don’t need some dipshits I don’t know to confirm whether something is funny or scary or whatever.

tbh I have recently come to love the experience of seeing horror films in crowded, heavily black theaters. It's hilarious.

[spurraider21]

tbh I have recently come to love the experience of seeing horror films in crowded, heavily black theaters. It's hilarious.
any movie, tbh. i watched Flight up in Oakland when that was in theaters, and that was a hilarious experience with the commentary

there was a particular scene that i always remember, after denzel and the white chick bang the first time. in the morning he gets up first, and its a kinda peaceful scene, he's kinda admiring her sleeping. its all quiet, and some dude in the theater yells "get out bitch"

had me rolling

[Floyd Pacquiao]

This movie is why you go to the movies. DiCaprio was really good but man, Pitt was at god level. One of his best performances.

This is also very polished work from Tarantino. There's plenty of elements we've come to love from him but he's really honed his craft. It's less raw and out of control but in a good way. I hope he doesn't stop making movies like he said he's going to because he knocked this one out of the fucking park and seems to only be getting better with age.

9.5/10
Well said. I really hope Tarantino doesn't go through with that startreck movie he was linked too, he's too good for that.

[gambit1990]

i give once upon a time in hollywood a 7 / 10 at best... too long, mostly pointless... the last 20 minutes or so were enjoyable though.

[Spurtacular]

Captain America: Winter Soldier

About what one would expect for this type of movie. Most here probably seen it.

Another unrealistic girl beats up all the guys scene and some Samuel L Jackson thrown in for Snowflake Nation.

[Chucho]

Lion King. 5.5/10. After the novelty wears off, it's just not as good as the original and the voice cast sucks sans James Earl Jones and Seth Rogen. Too much of the original script was changed/scrapped and the musical numbers weren't anywhere as good. It was my boy's first movie, so that made it better.

[Pavlov]

Captain America: Winter Soldier

About what one would expect for this type of movie. Most here probably seen it.

Another unrealistic girl beats up all the guys scene and some Samuel L Jackson thrown in for Snowflake Nation.It must be exhausting look for ways to not like good movies.

It's the best-written MCU movie IMO.

[Spurtacular]

It must be exhausting look for ways to not like good movies.


It must be exhausting to continually overlook glaring realities. But like a good cuck, you beat on.

[Spurtacular]

It's the best-written MCU movie IMO.

Not a very high bar.

[Spurtacular]

:lol

tbh movies are also getting more expensive though, which only doubles down the incentive to stay home and enjoy a streaming service. depending on where you live, a single movie theater ticket will cost more than a month of netflix

A lot shittier matinee prices on top of that, nowadays.

[Spurtacular]

It’s the shared experience, Philo. Part of the reason I loved Superbad so much was seeing it in a packed house with everyone going apeshit. Booksmart deserved that treatment, but because it didn’t feature Chris Evans in a supersuit, so nobody gave a shit and just waited for it to drop on Netflix.

Where do you rank Super Bad as a comedy? Top 5? Top 10?

[FrostKing]

Lion King. 5.5/10. After the novelty wears off, it's just not as good as the original and the voice cast sucks sans James Earl Jones and Seth Rogen. Too much of the original script was changed/scrapped and the musical numbers weren't anywhere as good. It was my boy's first movie, so that made it better.
Next show him

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/disney/images/8/80/1963-goose-07.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20170910233211

[Thread]

I like this film, especially it's ending...


https://youtu.be/bHKE_L76JG4

[Thread]

There was never just 1 Marine in that shaft. There was always 2, 2 Marines. Cameron made sure---sent the 2nd one back...



https://youtu.be/aHjRQJZsUGg

[Reck]

It must be exhausting to continually overlook glaring realities. But like a good cuck, you beat on.

It's a superhero movie, you dumb motherfucker.

[Spurtacular]

It's a superhero movie, you dumb motherfucker.

You forgot the caps to show us how really angry you are.

[140]

I like this film, especially it's ending...


https://youtu.be/bHKE_L76JG4
That's one of my favorite movies, tbh, Cub. I absolutely love how the story and the characters are portrayed in a very human light, even hinting at possible mental health issues. Definitely unique for it's genre. I posted about it a while ago


Having recently re-watched The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford I'll say that it's gotta be one of the most underrated movies of all time, and one of the best I've ever seen tbh. Fantastic score. Stunning cinematography. Great acting all around (arguably the best of both Pitt and Casey Affleck's careers). Absolute masterpiece. And imho better than No Country for Old Men and There Will Be Blood which came out in the same year tbh

[Reck]

You forgot the caps to show us how really angry you are.

You're the one whining about realism in a movie about superheroes with magical powers and whatnot.

:lol Enjoy your day of freedom, derp.

[Spurtacular]

You're the one whining about realism in a movie about superheroes with magical powers and whatnot.

:lol Enjoy your day of freedom, derp.

:cry Superhero movies beyond reproach :cry

And :lol at...

https://media1.giphy.com/media/7FglqsTiT4G2WLsPvk/source.gif

[Thread]

That's one of my favorite movies, tbh, Cub. I absolutely love how the story and the characters are portrayed in a very human light, even hinting at possible mental health issues. Definitely unique for it's genre. I posted about it a while ago


Absolutely, 140.

The narrator is also just peerless in it:::He also does the narration at the end of---The Age of Adaline---which is a pretty good film in it's own right...


https://youtu.be/ZQ146HsyzE8

[140]

Absolutely, 140.

The narrator is also just peerless in it:::He also does the narration at the end of---The Age of Adaline---which is a pretty good film in it's own right...


https://youtu.be/ZQ146HsyzE8
I've never seen that one, might check it out tbh.

But yeah the narrator does a great job and I remember reading that he had never done it before (he was just a production assistant for the movie) and it was just supposed to be a temporary narration before they got someone else but it turned out so good they decided to keep it. And he ended up making a career of it afterwards.

[Thread]

I've never seen that one, might check it out tbh.

But yeah the narrator does a great job and I remember reading that he had never done it before (he was just a production assistant for the movie) and it was just supposed to be a temporary narration before they got someone else but it turned out so good they decided to keep it. And he ended up making a career of it afterwards.

I'll be damned. Great info, fellow.

[Thread]

Another fine introduction---Dawn Of The Dead---"Everybody won't be treated all the same."



https://youtu.be/dTYNwwPQH4k

[Thread]

Best airplane crash sequence in a film I've ever seen---Knowing---


<strong>
https://youtu.be/E6gWFTv3xE8

[tonight...you]

Eh...
I'm going to watch Ruby.
Has "Dirty Pillows" doing her over-the-top role...
Starts off Mafia and ends up Exorcist...
Done deal.

[Thread]

I fell asleep in the theater at it's release. Years later one of the kids badgered me into it. "C'mon, dad, let me show you the ending." It is simply magnificent...



https://youtu.be/rA0jO_FuNag

[SpursforSix]

I fell asleep in the theater at it's release. Years later one of the kids badgered me into it. "C'mon, dad, let me show you the ending." It is simply magnificent...



https://youtu.be/rA0jO_FuNag

Way overrated. Imo, Road Warrior was easily the best of the series.

[dbreiden83080]

I fell asleep in the theater at it's release. Years later one of the kids badgered me into it. "C'mon, dad, let me show you the ending." It is simply magnificent...



https://youtu.be/rA0jO_FuNag

You fell asleep watching Fury Road? The Fuck is that possible?

[Thread]

You fell asleep watching Fury Road? The Fuck is that possible?

Coming in out of the desert heat like that into a cold, dark theater it ain't hard.

[benefactor]

I fell asleep in the theater at it's release. Years later one of the kids badgered me into it. "C'mon, dad, let me show you the ending." It is simply magnificent...



https://youtu.be/rA0jO_FuNag
It's a symphony of destruction...just fucking beautiful. You can see why Miller pushed to keep the CGI out for the most part and make the action sequences real.

[Thread]

---Breakdown---TUBI lodged it this week. Standard fare, but, very likable & satisfying. Key scene with J.T. Walsh who never disappoints. Talks about Kurt's wife:::"Nice curly hair, upstairs and down." Punching all the buttons along the line.

& makes a swell reference to the "Shit hole" below their station.



https://youtu.be/2NAszvB80Ws

[benefactor]

The Salvation - 7/10

Predictable, but Mads Mikkelsen carries it and Jeffery Dean Morgan is a great villain per par. Eva Green was good too, but no tits from her was a bit disappointing. Solid revenge western if you have nothing else to do with your evening.

[gambit1990]

watched blow for the first time in a long time. something like a 7.2 outta 10.

[Thread]

watched blow for the first time in a long time. something like a 7.2 outta 10.

Per usual Cruz is too over the top, but, everybody else is dead on, especially Liotta.

& you can pick it up at any point & enjoy it.

[gambit1990]

saw shot caller a second time. 6.8 outta 10.

the times he's in prison are pretty good. it can be kinda slow when he during the time he isn't in prison. great acting by the GoT guy though.

[Texas_Ranger]

Once upon a time in Hollywood - 6/10

As a guy that liked pretty much all of tarantino movies, this one just didn't do it for me. Nothing was going on for 2,5 hours and only the last 5 min were interesting. Also, the movie would work fine, if they cut out all the scenes with Margot Robbie.

[Thread]

Once upon a time in Hollywood - 6/10

As a guy that liked pretty much all of tarantino movies, this one just didn't do it for me. Nothing was going on for 2,5 hours and only the last 5 min were interesting. Also, the movie would work fine, if they cut out all the scenes with Margot Robbie.

I saw it again last night on a 35mm aspect delivery. Made nary difference, but, I did enjoy it more the second time around. Very satisfying. Very sweet of Tarantino to cite Christopher Jones multiple times. He was never the same after the slaughter. Ruined him. He accounted for him, bless his heart for that.

You're right though it could've been cut. & the Robbie girl is much prettier before the Spahn Ranch sequence. The lighting in the car on the drive over must have been a great benefit to her. Something happened.

& the inclusion of the Steve McQueen character is queer. I just believe Tarantino had found a spittin' image & wanted to showcase him for a few moments.

[spurraider21]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood felt like another version of Pulp Fiction that didn't do nearly as good a job of bringing the storylines together. but it wasn't a boring or frustrating watch

it felt like a bunch of entertaining scenes that really didnt have anything to do with each other. what was the purpose of any of Margot Robbie's scenes? pure eye candy?

pitt's acting is so effortless and nonchalant... its why he's always so believable. leo seems to have to dig a lot deeper, but when he does, those cathartic scenes are something else. we saw it from him in django too, at the dinner table.

[spurraider21]

Best airplane crash sequence in a film I've ever seen---Knowing---


<strong>
https://youtu.be/E6gWFTv3xE8
yes. movie as a whole was mediocre. i mean, i didnt regret buying my ticket, but cant imagine every deciding to rewatch the flick. but that airplane scene is stuck in my memory

[Spurtacular]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood felt like another version of Pulp Fiction that didn't do nearly as good a job of bringing the storylines together. but it wasn't a boring or frustrating watch

it felt like a bunch of entertaining scenes that really didnt have anything to do with each other. what was the purpose of any of Margot Robbie's scenes? pure eye candy?

pitt's acting is so effortless and nonchalant... its why he's always so believable. leo seems to have to dig a lot deeper, but when he does, those cathartic scenes are something else. we saw it from him in django too, at the dinner table.

Pretty much what I'd expect from Tarantino. It all seems like let's watch Brad and Leo do some shits and giggles and then Manson's gonna kill cos it happened in real life.

[spurraider21]

I saw it again last night on a 35mm aspect delivery. Made nary difference, but, I did enjoy it more the second time around. Very satisfying. Very sweet of Tarantino to cite Christopher Jones multiple times. He was never the same after the slaughter. Ruined him. He accounted for him, bless his heart for that.

You're right though it could've been cut. & the Robbie girl is much prettier before the Spahn Ranch sequence. The lighting in the car on the drive over must have been a great benefit to her. Something happened.

& the inclusion of the Steve McQueen character is queer. I just believe Tarantino had found a spittin' image & wanted to showcase him for a few moments.
cubby, did you catch when they were talking about Dalton's Italian moves, the director for the final film was Antonio Margheriti? a little bit of tarantino sucking his own dick, but i got a kick out of the reference


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRinCyay1kI

[Floyd Pacquiao]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood felt like another version of Pulp Fiction that didn't do nearly as good a job of bringing the storylines together. but it wasn't a boring or frustrating watch

it felt like a bunch of entertaining scenes that really didnt have anything to do with each other. what was the purpose of any of Margot Robbie's scenes? pure eye candy?

pitt's acting is so effortless and nonchalant... its why he's always so believable. leo seems to have to dig a lot deeper, but when he does, those cathartic scenes are something else. we saw it from him in django too, at the dinner table.

Bill Simmons breaks down Margot Robbie's importance to the movie pretty good here @ 29:00


https://youtu.be/_oPzulsMWao

[gambit1990]

i really didn't like once upon a time in hollywood.

i don't regret seeing it because it's tarantino... it was sooo much for a five minute payoff...

boogie nights >>> once upon a time in hollywood

[Floyd Pacquiao]

I really loved once upon a time in Hollywood. I honestly believe Cliff Booth might be one of the coolest movie characters of all time.

The suspense, comedy, master acting, soundtrack; all superb.

[spurraider21]

I really loved once upon a time in Hollywood. I honestly believe Cliff Booth might be one of the coolest movie characters of all time.

The suspense, comedy, master acting, soundtrack; all superb.
i mean he was kind mary sue-ish. but yeah, like i said before, Pitt's very natural, nonchalant acting is what makes him great and his characters believable

[DeadlyDynasty]

Johnny Got His Gun - 10/10
http://www.gstatic.com/tv/thumb/v22vodart/4673/p4673_v_v8_aa.jpg

[spurraider21]

also to all you texas people who always talk about alamo drafthouse... there's one here in charlottesville and its where i saw once upon a time in hollywood.

it was pretty decent

[Sir Johnny]

Sometimes it will take me a good 30 minutes to finally find something on Netflix that interests me, yes they have a huge list of movies.

After finding something, I get 15 minutes in and....nay.

They just don't make um like they used to.

Haven't seen a good flick (never seen before) in ages. Did try a bunch of those Asian flicks, some not too bad. The cartoon violence a bit hard to handle.

[Monostradamus]

Pretty much what I'd expect from Tarantino. It all seems like let's watch Brad and Leo do some shits and giggles and then Manson's gonna kill cos it happened in real life.
Well here’s someone who definitely didn’t watch the movie but decided to talk out of his ass anyways.

[Monostradamus]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood felt like another version of Pulp Fiction that didn't do nearly as good a job of bringing the storylines together. but it wasn't a boring or frustrating watch

it felt like a bunch of entertaining scenes that really didnt have anything to do with each other. what was the purpose of any of Margot Robbie's scenes? pure eye candy?

pitt's acting is so effortless and nonchalant... its why he's always so believable. leo seems to have to dig a lot deeper, but when he does, those cathartic scenes are something else. we saw it from him in django too, at the dinner table.
I think a lot of it is to show viewers Sharon Tate the person, when everyone only thinks of her as a murder victim. imo that only increases the dread when the Manson family rolls up, and makes the twist even more satisfying.

[Spurtacular]

Well here’s someone who definitely didn’t watch the movie but decided to talk out of his ass anyways.

When did I state or imply that I watched the movie, blake's cousin?

[Spurtacular]

i mean he was kind mary sue-ish. but yeah, like i said before, Pitt's very natural, nonchalant acting is what makes him great and his characters believable

His inglorious bastard character was very mary sue-ish, tbh.

[Thread]

The wages of incest wrought bitter fruit...


https://youtu.be/6vRxzfR945M

[Thread]

Sometimes it will take me a good 30 minutes to finally find something on Netflix that interests me, yes they have a huge list of movies.

After finding something, I get 15 minutes in and....nay.

They just don't make um like they used to.

Haven't seen a good flick (never seen before) in ages. Did try a bunch of those Asian flicks, some not too bad. The cartoon violence a bit hard to handle.

& sometimes after 30 minutes one still hasn't found it.

Try (tubi)---you'll never look back.

[cd021]

The Curse of Llorona-3/5- Seen worse, seen better, still some decent "scares" for a PG-13 horror movie.

[Thread]

---The Lost Capone---

The final 10 minutes as Eric Roberts, once & again shows up...

It's at the 1:20 mark.



https://youtu.be/3tP0ZkCCyjY

[Spurs Homer]

The Last Black Man in San Francisco


Really enjoyed it - probably the best thing I've watched this year -

The neighborhood dudes talking shit were hilarious - and of course - San Francisco always evokes the spectrum of emotion if you have spent time there and have an affinity for it.

[FrostKing]

https://i.ibb.co/vLKGJNQ/standbyme-753x900.jpg

[benefactor]

^where Dale stole his shit from instead of getting his own

[FrostKing]

Soon


https://youtu.be/6ZgkHjpUM8w

[cd021]

Teen Spirit-3/5- Elle Fanning is a star tbh, does her own singing and is pretty damn good but the movie itself is mediocre despite her carrying it.

Bright Burn-3/5-Not terrible, Having it be R rated was a good decision because it was darker than I expected it to be. Still thought the acting could've been better.

We Need To Talk About Kevin-4/5-Very well acted and directed movie about a Mom raising a psychopath. Its a slow burn but a great watch that holds interest.

Dark Phoenix-3/5-Fassbender saves this movie from being Venom level bad or the remake of Fantastic 4- his Magneto is arguably the best villain in comic book movie history tbh. Sketchy CGI, poor writing and the movie feels weirdly emotionless.

Felt doomed from the start, they re-shot a third of the movie after it got laughed at during a test screening. Still ended up pretty bad.

[koriwhat]

Anti-Christ = not sure wtf i watched tbh so ???
The House Jack Built = 1/10

i am not into violence against children or gore and both these movies, by the same director, are horrific imo when it comes to children and violence especially THJB. made me sick to my stomach.

[Thread]

^where Dale stole his shit from instead of getting his own

Please.

[Thread]

Depp, in court,,,"it ain't me, babe."


https://youtu.be/Eiu-wHrBcBM

[Spurtacular]

Bill Simmons breaks down Margot Robbie's importance to the movie pretty good here @ 29:00


https://youtu.be/_oPzulsMWao

Bill Simmons?

[lefty]

It Chapter 1 (reboot) : 8/10
Dark Tower: 5/10

[AussieFanKurt]

The Last Black Man in San Francisco


Really enjoyed it - probably the best thing I've watched this year -

The neighborhood dudes talking shit were hilarious - and of course - San Francisco always evokes the spectrum of emotion if you have spent time there and have an affinity for it.

Watched it after reading this and really liked it. A hidden gem for sure.



We Need To Talk About Kevin-4/5-Very well acted and directed movie about a Mom raising a psychopath. Its a slow burn but a great watch that holds interest.


Really good adaptation from the book too. Tilda and Ezra were really good

[AussieFanKurt]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: maybe just under a 8/10. Cool ode to the 60s by QT.. great characters and love film and tv within a film
It Chapter 2: 5/10 at best... terrible CGI, way too long, not scary or freaky, comedic relief used at shit times, Bill Hader sucks

[Chucho]

Once Upon a Time In Hollywood...6/10. Not a top tier Tarrantino movie. Maybe I expected too much considering this was his best cast, ever.

[SpursforSix]

It 2

It was fine. Bill Hader has some funny lines. But the movie was a little redundant during the part where they each had to go find their memento.
Also appreciated the shot King takes at himself (or allows the director to) with the Bill not being able to write good endings.

[Ed Helicopter Jones]

I watched Star Trek: The Search for Spock, the other night. I forgot how horrible the special effects were in that movie. Maybe it's amplified watching it on an HD TV, but it was awful. Star Wars, which was made much earlier, had much more slick effects. The HD TV didn't help the acting either. That cast of fossils was propped up for a couple more movies to milk a few more bucks out of the franchise. Doc Brown as the Klingon ship captain...I fully expected him to start looking for the flux capacitor when his ship became disabled...it was Doc Brown with a laser gun...a bad one. William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were the only reasons to watch that sad assembly.

2.5 out of 10.

[Blake]

John Wick 3
7/10

Like the others, not much plot. Just a bunch of shooting. For some reason I still like this movie.

Was that really Boban that he fought early in the movie? I had no idea he was in it. Great surprise, he did pretty good.

[AussieFanKurt]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3264102/

Red Army 7.5/10... really interesting sports doco. Good insight into hockey and I guess sport as a whole during the later parts of the Cold War

[gambit1990]

i give the second it a 6 outta 10 at best. i love bill hader. movie just felt so fucking long. awful ending but i guess that’s more on the story than the movie...

[gambit1990]

i looked up why the clown doesn’t just kill the losers... it’s apparently because they’re protected by a giant fucking turtle in space :lol

it’s in the books but not in the movie. so... it still doesn’t make sense as to why the clown doesn’t just kill them in the movie.

[leemajors]

i looked up why the clown doesn’t just kill the losers... it’s apparently because they’re protected by a giant fucking turtle in space :lol

it’s in the books but not in the movie. so... it still doesn’t make sense as to why the clown doesn’t just kill them in the movie.

the turtle is one of the guardians of the beams, it is all dark tower stuff.

[AussieFanKurt]

i give the second it a 6 outta 10 at best. i love bill hader. movie just felt so fucking long. awful ending but i guess that’s more on the story than the movie...

What is endearing about Bill Hader?

[leemajors]

What is endearing about Bill Hader?

He's great in Barry.

[AussieFanKurt]

Only the Dead 7.5/10... Aussie War Journos footage of Iraq War... a fuckload of good footage.. he had insurgent contacts who gave him unprecedented access. Not sure if intentional but definitely an anti-war doco

[koriwhat]

68 Kill - it was interesting i guess. 6/10

[Pavlov]

I didn't make it through A Star is Born. Maybe someday, but it's an objectively bad movie.

[jbuenavides]

IT: Chapter 2
6.5/10

Not better than the original, but a worthy ending for all characters! And Bill Skarsgard is even better than on the first movie, scarier and funnier! He is perfect as Pennywise, and I'll never see him again at the same manner after this movie!

[Spurs Homer]

Yesterday


the kid who discovers no one ever heard about the Beatles or their songs...and begins playing them and gets famous..


surprisingly clever, funny, original and cheesy but with the best (or worst if you hate the beatles) soundtrack anywhere.

8/10 for its entertainment and freshness - especially for beatle fans

[FrostKing]

I didn't make it through A Star is Born. Maybe someday, but it's an objectively bad movie.
Not enough blacks for your taste?

[FrostKing]

Yesterday


the kid who discovers no one ever heard about the Beatles or their songs...and begins playing them and gets famous..


surprisingly clever, funny, original and cheesy but with the best (or worst if you hate the beatles) soundtrack anywhere.

8/10 for its entertainment and freshness - especially for beatle fans
Lost me at Indian guy in Europe. Otherwise I might have watched

[Pavlov]

Not enough blacks for your taste?No, it's just terrible. The whites should be able to make a better movie. The first two versions were lilywhite and great. Why are you holding them to a lower standard?

[FrostKing]

No, it's just terrible. The whites should be able to make a better movie. The first two versions were lilywhite and great. Why are you holding them to a lower standard?
I liked it. What were your main complaints?

The songs were good and Bradley's drinking was believable. Loved the rock angle

[Pavlov]

I liked it. What were your main complaints?

The songs were good and Bradley's drinking was believable. Loved the rock angleGaga can't act or at least the director kept terrible takes and the writing is severely corny.

[cd021]

Joker-5/5-Phoenix kills it, well directed and great script with a lot of dark humor. Probably the most realistic comic book movie origin story ever for what its worth.

[Chucho]

Stan and Ollie. 9/10. Just a great movie. Part biopic, comedy, feel-good, slight tear-jerker. Loved it. John C. Reilly is seriously one of the most under rated actors ever. He's like Steve Buscemi- if he wasn't so ugly, he'd have gone further.

[FrostKing]

https://www.imageupload.net/upload-image/2019/10/22/Screenshot_2019-10-22-11-32-50-1.png

[AussieFanKurt]

https://www.imageupload.net/upload-image/2019/10/22/Screenshot_2019-10-22-11-32-50-1.png


Great news. I love when terrible movies fail miserably

[lefty20]

https://www.imageupload.net/upload-image/2019/10/22/Screenshot_2019-10-22-11-32-50-1.png

Written by David Benioff... Inevitable, tbh.

[SpursforSix]

Written by David Benioff... Inevitable, tbh.

It's too bad. He wrote some great books before all of this. City of Thieves was fantastic.

[140]

It's too bad. He wrote some great books before all of this. City of Thieves was fantastic.
Yeah, that's a great book tbh

[koriwhat]

Written by David Benioff... Inevitable, tbh.

Starring Will Smith... Inevitable, tbh.

[lefty20]

It's too bad. He wrote some great books before all of this. City of Thieves was fantastic.

May be movies/tv shows, especially sci-fi/fantasy, just aren't his thing. He also wrote X-Men Origins Wolverine which was beyond terrible. And Troy was okay at best.

[SpursforSix]

May be movies/tv shows, especially sci-fi/fantasy, just aren't his thing. He also wrote X-Men Origins Wolverine which was beyond terrible. And Troy was okay at best.

I mean...I guess I don't blame him. He's making far more money doing this than he probably would writing novels/short stories.

I was just looking forward to reading another book from him. Same with Alex Garland. The Beach was a great book but he only wrote one or two more an then starting doing screenplays.

[AussieFanKurt]

The Nightingale 7.5/10 - incredibly depressing Aussie revenge film. Set in Tasmania in 1825, a convict wants her freedom from a LT who continues to rape and abuse her and her family... after a tragedy she wants revenge and goes after him. Multi-layered flick with good performances and characters you actually are interested in. Pretty unique revenge film but still has the graphic violence you expect in one

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4068576/

[cd021]

Disobedience -4/5-Watched it for that Rachel Weisz/Rachel McAdams lesbian scene, surprised that it was actually a good movie.

The Dead Don't Die-2.5/5-Weird, don't know what the point of it was tbh. Misused a strong cast. Doesn't work as as a straight zombie movie but I don't know if that was the point. Just meh.

El Camino-4/5-Overall, very good, well acted and directed. Besides some laughable continuity issues (Todd :lmao) it was a pretty great end to Breaking Bad.

Midsommar-4/5-Overrated for sure but still good. Florence Pugh's acting carried the movie.

Crawl-4/5-Surprisingly good, who knew? Well paced, intense, solid acting and well made. Solid watch and interesting premise even if all the alligators took away from the plausibility of it. One or two, max would've been more effective than like fifteen.

Hitsville: The Making of Motown-4/5-Great Doc, tbh. Takes viewers through the origins of Motown though it skips over a lot, but its a broad overview instead of in depth.

[benefactor]

Hereditary...fucking loved it. Little bit of that prime Shyamalan feel with the spot on impending doom atmosphere and the great camera angles/silences mixed with just enough of a supernatural twist. I felt like the end could have been a little better executed but they journey there easily makes up for it.

8.5/10

[Texas_Ranger]

Terminator Dark Shit - 3/10. I think i gave Genisys a 4, but I did see that bullshit of a movie agains, so thats also a 3 now. I guess I'll be called a sexist, but that new John Connor girl just sucked. I actualy think the female terminator was OK and so was Sarah Connor. Arnold's character Carl was pretty much meh and so was the new bad Terminator. I could have given this movie a 5 and say it's average, but this fuckers don't deserve that. This franchise should have stopped at 2 and thats it. Ohh, and whoever didn't see what they would do to John was just stupid.

The only god thing that came out of this franchise in the last 28 years was the T2-3D battle across time ride at Universal. If anyone didn't see that, go check it out.
Also James Cameron should stop saying ''this terminator movie wil be great'' and Arnold should start saying NO to this movies. The guy was now in more bad ones than good ones. Just sad.

[FrostKing]

Terminator and Predator are avoid status. Alien is on the same trajectory but has avoided declining into a pointless action comedy (Predator)

[benefactor]

The Shape of Water - This is peak Del Toro. The story is Beauty and the Beast familiar but he reworks it and creates an amazing atmosphere. Great acting from top to bottom, especially Hawkins. It's almost like reading a book the way Del Toro can draw you in. Brilliant movie.

9/10

[redzero]

Hereditary - What the f.uck ever. I do not give two shits about what deeper meaning there is supposed to be. The drama was interesting at first, but it got lost in this lame poltergeist bullshit plot. It wasn't even scary. I was just confused for most of it.

[Texas_Ranger]

everyone that doesn't mind reading subs, go and check out ''Parasite'', a Korean movie. I'll see it again and I think this was the best movie I saw so far in 2019. 8.5/10

[AussieFanKurt]

everyone that doesn't mind reading subs, go and check out ''Parasite'', a Korean movie. I'll see it again and I think this was the best movie I saw so far in 2019. 8.5/10

Such a good flick hey. If you haven't seen any of the director's other films... you should.

[gambit1990]

saw the lighthouse. hated it. pretty good acting though.

[SpursforSix]

saw the lighthouse. hated it. pretty good acting though.

That sucks. I was looking forward to this.

[gambit1990]

That sucks. I was looking forward to this.
you might like it tbh. it's gotten pretty good reviews. i just couldn't get into it.

[koriwhat]

The Silence (Netflix) - 1/10

i was seriously bored out of my mind.


Arizona - 6/10

danny mcbride as a shitty dude is still quite comical.

[Luka Doncic]

Ford v Ferrari - 7.5/10

A throwback movie that is a lot of fun if you’re into racing.

[leemajors]

Dolemite is My Name was great.

[FrostKing]

https://i.ibb.co/7NYP1QL/MV5-BMj-Ex-Mm-Q1-Nm-It-OWEy-OC00-Nz-Zj-LWE0-NWIt-Nm-E1-Nm-Nk-Y2-Nm-ODk5-Xk-Ey-Xk-Fqc-Gde-QXVy-NDk3-Nz-U2-MTQ-V1.jpg

Take me back

[LaMarcus Bryant]

LOL Gemini man

At what point does Will Smith lose so much studio money that people stop fucking hiring him. Delete him from hollywood already

[LaMarcus Bryant]

Finally saw Mandy. Very beautiful film, I liked how it tried to be ambitious. Was overrated tho, mostly just constant WTF moments. Cool to see once I guess. 6.5/10

I liked Revenge better, tbh. Saw that one a while back. 8/10.

[lebomb]

midsommar

-1000000000/10

Worst piece of weird, crackhead, meth lab smokin, crazy nutjob ass bullshit. I wanted to rip my eye and ears out after sitting halfway through this piece of doodoo wrapped in the afterbirth of an elephants nutsack.

I hated this flick with all my heart.

[DJR210]

Tombstone 6/10

Always heard from several people that it was the GOAT western.. can't say I agree.. Star studded cast wasn't enough to save it for me.. Wasn't terrible, but in no way is the best western IMO.. Dances with Wolves is better than this

[SpursforSix]

Tombstone 6/10

Always heard from several people that it was the GOAT western.. can't say I agree.. Star studded cast wasn't enough to save it for me.. Wasn't terrible, but in no way is the best western IMO.. Dances with Wolves is better than this

It's up there for me. That being said, for some reason, the last time I watched it, it wasn't as good to me as when it came out. I felt like I was more critical of it. Kilmer's portrayal of Doc Holiday made the movie imo. But yeah...it's not really close to Dances With Wolves in terms of movie making.

[UZER]

Finally saw Yesterday. A little artsy, but still an enjoyable watch.

[leemajors]

It's up there for me. That being said, for some reason, the last time I watched it, it wasn't as good to me as when it came out. I felt like I was more critical of it. Kilmer's portrayal of Doc Holiday made the movie imo. But yeah...it's not really close to Dances With Wolves in terms of movie making.

Dances with Wolves is a reference point? :lol

[SpursforSix]

Dances with Wolves is a reference point? :lol

It's a great movie imo. But it wasn't my reference.

For me, Good, Bad, and the Ugly is at the top of the list. Several of the old Clint Eastwood westerns in fact.
But Dances with Wolves was excellent.

What's your barometer look like?

[leemajors]

It's a great movie imo. But it wasn't my reference.

For me, Good, Bad, and the Ugly is at the top of the list. Several of the old Clint Eastwood westerns in fact.
But Dances with Wolves was excellent.

What's your barometer look like?

I think Once Upon a Time in the West is the best, and the spaghetti westerns are top notch.

TATANKA

[SpursforSix]

I think Once Upon a Time in the West is the best, and the spaghetti westerns are top notch.

TATANKA

Lol. I still say that and do the horns whenever we see buffalo. Whether in real life or on TV.

[chunticakes]

midsommar

-1000000000/10

Worst piece of weird, crackhead, meth lab smokin, crazy nutjob ass bullshit. I wanted to rip my eye and ears out after sitting halfway through this piece of doodoo wrapped in the afterbirth of an elephants nutsack.

I hated this flick with all my heart.

It was nowhere near as good as Hereditary, tbh. However, there was a lot of hidden shit in the movie. I felt it was alright - 6/10. I was high as a kite when I saw it. :lol

[benefactor]

I gave up on Midsommar an hour and a half in.

[redzero]

I was willing to give Midsommar a chance, but nevermind. I already didn't like Hereditary.

[MultiTroll]

I think Once Upon a Time in the West is the best, and the spaghetti westerns are top notch.

TATANKA
Speaking of old Westerns, you guys ever see the episode of Gunsmoke Island in the Desert?
It was a trip.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0594169/

Strother Martin as the brilliant / losing it guy who lived alone in the desert and mined a boatload of $$ gold. He nursed injured Festus back to health but then turned on him.

[clambake]

the greatest western ever filmed: rustlers rhapsody

[Reck]

LOL Gemini man

At what point does Will Smith lose so much studio money that people stop fucking hiring him. Delete him from hollywood already

Just like the music industry deleted him. :lol

Hollywood has so much trash these days you can actually count the good actors and still have a few fingers to spare.

[monosylab1k]

Knives Out - 10/10

A fun as hell murder mystery. Really a 9/10 review but gets a bonus point because Rian Johnson is a Jedi master at triggering the Trumptard Crew :lol

[redzero]

28 minutes into The Irishman and I just witnessed DeNiro give the least convincing beating I have ever seen. He's like 80-years-old. :lol Still entertaining so far.

[SpursforSix]

28 minutes into The Irishman and I just witnessed DeNiro give the least convincing beating I have ever seen. He's like 80-years-old. :lol Still entertaining so far.
Lmao. Assume this is the shopkeeper. I thought the same thing. Also, when he shoots someone or throws the guns into the water.

But still a pretty good movie. Not as good as the older stuff though.

[redzero]

The last 20-30 minutes were depressing as fuck. It was liking closing the coffin on all of these legendary actors.

[SpursforSix]

The last 20-30 minutes were depressing as fuck. It was liking closing the coffin on all of these legendary actors.

Collectively, those guys were involved in most of best gangster movies of all time. I’m not sure this even cracks the top 10. But it was good to see them go one more time.

[FrostKing]

https://i.ibb.co/wC4YBtm/queen.jpg


https://media.giphy.com/media/ARt2eDyLBm6li/giphy.gif

[Reck]

28 minutes into The Irishman and I just witnessed DeNiro give the least convincing beating I have ever seen. He's like 80-years-old. :lol Still entertaining so far.

Was gonna watch this last night at like 2AM than I saw it was 3.5 hours long and said nope.

Gonna try to watch early tonight. Movie is getting decent marks for a Netflix affiliated film.

[gambit1990]

knives out is very skippable. wouldn't recommend it anyone.

[FrostKing]

https://i.ibb.co/C8CwV7r/61468.jpg

[cd021]

Gemini Man-3/5-Not horrible, the first hour is actually pretty decent but the last hour is kinda a mess. The CGI and high frame rate really didn't work at all though.

Good Boys-4/5-Pretty damn funny tbh

Dolomite Is My Name-3.5/5-Not sure about the oscar buzz around Eddie Murphy but it was perfectly fine, though Wesley Snipes was pretty good in it too.

It Chapter 2-3/5-Not bad given the all the negatives that I heard, no way it needed to be 2 hours and 40 minutes of run time. Could've easily knocked half an hour off and called it a day

Ready Or Not-3/5- Samara Weaving makes the movie work, otherwise it would've been a forgettable direct to dvd horror movie. Ending is pretty good though.

[ChumpDumper]

There's no way I'd pay to see this -- the musical itself is meh -- but this is going to be a memorable film. Please let us know if anyone drags you to see it.

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[redzero]

Uncut Gems - fucked up. I can't even say what I want to say without mentioning spoilers.

[DC23]

Uncut Gems - fucked up. I can't even say what I want to say without mentioning spoilers.
Planning to see this next weekend....Should I pass?

[DC23]

Knives Out 8/10

[DC23]

knives out is very skippable. wouldn't recommend it anyone.
Strongly disagree. Fun movie.

[redzero]

Planning to see this next weekend....Should I pass?

No. Go see it.

[Texas_Ranger]

Star Wars the Rise of Palpatine and fall of Skywalker - 2/10

you can tell JJ is saying Fuck you to Rian Johnson, but the movie still sucks with so much bullshit that idk if i should laugh or cry.

if you just wanna watch a space action movie where everything is going on really fast and you don't really care for the story you will probably like it.

[Spurminator]

Bombshell - 8/10

Margot Robbie is really coming into her own as a great actress and not just fucking gorgeous. Charlize's Megyn Kelly impersonation was a bit grating, but overall great performances. I still have trouble stomaching the idea of congratulating women who willingly worked at FOX News to promote fear against minority groups for only leaving when THEIR personal wellbeings were compromised, but it's still an interesting snapshot of a bunch of shitty people.

[Capt Bringdown]

28 minutes into The Irishman and I just witnessed DeNiro give the least convincing beating I have ever seen. He's like 80-years-old. :lol Still entertaining so far.

I felt this way way back in 08,' when DeNiro and Pacino starred together in a turkey called Righteous Kill.

They looked very much too old back then.

[mrsmaalox]

Little Women 10/10. I LOVED it! It’s not a literal retelling of the book like the other versions, it has so much more energy and life. It unfolds in flashbacks instead of chronologically so it may get confusing for someone who isn’t familiar with the book. The characters are strong, the acting is superb. The girls who played the sisters Soarise Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen were very good and it was great how each girl got a detailed storyline (and personality) that wasn’t interpreted thru the eyes of a narrator (Jo March) as in the book. Interesting casting with Bob Odenkirk as Father March and as much as I love Laura Dern her acting was a bit overdone. And I think I’m tired of seeing Meryl Streep showing up in everything—she was hideous in yellow make up and pretty much mailed in her performance. It’s just a beautiful aesthetically pleasing film. Its unbelievable that the Golden Globes ignored Greta Gerwig, hopefully the Academy gets it right.