What movies are you watching?

[dimejinky99]

Geostorm - so unintentionally hilarious

I turned my pal onto what we do in the shadows and hunt for the wilder people.
She’s now obsessed

Thank you!

[epilogue]

So does anyone have any explanation for the weird veiled skeleton in The Post ? It’s as Meryls character is leaving the court.
Spielberg tic or some other significance?

Wait, what?

Is this real? This makes me want to see the movie more than any other promo material I've seen.

[dimejinky99]

So does anyone have any explanation for the weird veiled skeleton in The Post ? It’s as Meryls character is leaving the court.
Spielberg tic or some other significance?

Wait, what?

Is this real? This makes me want to see the movie more than any other promo material I've seen.

100% for real. (The scrub bar down below has been edited out by moi)

[VinylGuy]

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

Loved every minute of it. Rockwell was so good. Woody too. Frances was incredible.

[dimejinky99]

I backhandedly complained yesterday about tom Hanks only ever being Tom Hanks in films.

Woody is only ever woody. But never more so than here. And it works. He’s brilliant in this.

[dimejinky99]

So does anyone have any explanation for the weird veiled skeleton in The Post ? It’s as Meryls character is leaving the court.
Spielberg tic or some other significance?

Wait, what?

Is this real? This makes me want to see the movie more than any other promo material I've seen.

Just checked. Yep. It’s definitely there. Call back? Messaging about illegal immigrants?

[VinylGuy]

Woody is brillant...i dont agree that he plays the same thing all over again, there is always something new to his characters. I loved him in this movie. Once he is gone, Rockwell is the main thing.

[dimejinky99]

The Big Sick was good.

[LoathedVermin72]

Going to Lady Bird today. Also bought advance tickets to Fifty Shades Freed. I might be the only man alive who is going when his wife DOESN'T want to go.

[VinylGuy]

I saw the trailer of Fifty Shades Freed yesterday. It was such a mess. I wasnt sure what was i seeing.

[LoathedVermin72]

It's gonna be so great

[VinylGuy]

Only saw the first one and it sucked hard. But Bret Easton Ellis is a fan of the sequel so maybe i should see it.

[LoathedVermin72]

They're both great

[VinylGuy]

Whiplash.

Man, what a joy. It reminds me a lot of my first years in an ad agency. Great movie.

[Rangi Guy]

Molly's Game - really enjoyed this!

[Dev]

I saw Phantom Thread. eh.

[VinylGuy]

Molly's Game - really enjoyed this!

Thats next for me in the theater. Im exited. Looks great.

[LoathedVermin72]

Going to Lady Bird today.

Ugh. UGH. Hated, hated, hated this. If there's any kind of movie I hoped would never make a comeback, it's the mid-2000s quirky indie comedy. It's like opposite pole of Boyhood, but equally bad: while that movie slowly moved from insignificant event to insignificant event, purposely skipping the seminal experiences of a young person's life in a misguided attempt at originality, this movie careens from greatest-hits-coming-of-age-experience to greatest-hits-coming-of-age-experience in scenes that seem to last about 10 seconds each, allowing no time for absorption or reflection. Its aesthetic is flat, lifeless, and thoroughly contemporary, leaving me baffled as to how anyone could think this effectively evokes a Y2K-era atmosphere (which I have heard multiple people mention). Nothing about this movie works in any way. Just terrible, terrible filmmaking. Does anyone remember how movies function at all anymore? So many new directors can't even seem to achieve a baseline of competence these days.

[epilogue]

I knew you were gonna hate it.

[VinylGuy]

Trespass.

WTF was that? how can this thing got made? and with the talents of Cage, Kidman and Mendelson involved?