What movies are you watching?

[Anders]

Watching some World War 2 movies in chronological order.

This morning The Cruel Sea and Mrs Miniver.

[Anders]

Watching All Through The Night. Not an all time classic, but by far the best ranked (top 20-30 range) and most prestigious of the Bogart movies I hadn’t seen. Feels weird being all finished. I’ve read two books about him, seen documentaries, and rewatched his top movies several times. Now I know there will never be a really good Bogart movie left to see. I’ve also seen all his post-30s movies.

As for All Through The Night it’s ok, but lacks something the true classics have. Nazis in New York, made just before the attack on Pearl Harbor happened. Bogart is stellar though, in his prime.

[oasisfan35]

Watching All Through The Night. Not an all time classic, but by far the best ranked (top 20-30 range) and most prestigious of the Bogart movies I hadn’t seen. Feels weird being all finished. I’ve read two books about him, seen documentaries, and rewatched his top movies several times. Now I know there will never be a really good Bogart movie left to see. I’ve also seen all his post-30s movies.

As for All Through The Night it’s ok, but lacks something the true classics have. Nazis in New York, made just before the attack on Pearl Harbor happened. Bogart is stellar though, in his prime.

There's still an episode of Tales from the Crypt left

Watched Hellbound: Hellraiser II for the first time in a while yesterday and just threw on Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, nothing like an exploding head to get a film started. I can't say I have been any type of fan of the various reboots/remakes of original horror series but if I can separate the first film from what it became I think an update might work.

[VinylGuy]

Watching All Through The Night. Not an all time classic, but by far the best ranked (top 20-30 range) and most prestigious of the Bogart movies I hadn’t seen. Feels weird being all finished. I’ve read two books about him, seen documentaries, and rewatched his top movies several times. Now I know there will never be a really good Bogart movie left to see. I’ve also seen all his post-30s movies.

As for All Through The Night it’s ok, but lacks something the true classics have. Nazis in New York, made just before the attack on Pearl Harbor happened. Bogart is stellar though, in his prime.

There's still an episode of Tales from the Crypt left

Watched Hellbound: Hellraiser II for the first time in a while yesterday and just threw on Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, nothing like an exploding head to get a film started. I can't say I have been any type of fan of the various reboots/remakes of original horror series but if I can separate the first film from what it became I think an update might work.

I really like Hellbound, and Hell on Earth might be dates, but is still compelling. Of course they are well behind the first one.

I need to pick this series again and see IV soon.

[LoathedVermin72]

Hellraiser
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Inferno
Hellbound
Bloodline
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Hell on Earth
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Hellseeker / Deader / Hellword (tie)
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Revelations

[oasisfan35]

Hellraiser
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Inferno
Hellbound
Bloodline
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Hell on Earth
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Hellseeker / Deader / Hellworld (tie)
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Revelations

Ya'll know I don't rank things here but yeah, pretty much this; though I guess we both need to see Judgment.

[Jorge]

I didn't know you don't rank things here

[VinylGuy]

Hellraiser
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Inferno
Hellbound
Bloodline
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Hell on Earth
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Hellseeker / Deader / Hellword (tie)
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Revelations

I think il see Bloodline and Inferno. Maybe the last one too.

[E.H. Ruddock]

I didn't know you don't rank things here

He's a good man

[bart]

I also did not know that

[bart]

And hellraiser is a bad movie

[VinylGuy]

And hellraiser is a bad movie

what

[LoathedVermin72]

And hellraiser is a bad movie

unbelievable

[Anders]

Not ranking things, seem very un-RMerican.

[bart]

it’s a bad movie, unintentionally ridiculous and boring at the same time. Authors should almost never make films based on their own work. The short story is actually decent.

[LoathedVermin72]

The movie is incredible and the short story succccccckkkkssssss

[VinylGuy]

wow. Cant disagree more. Even if you felt it the acting was dated, it would never ever be boring.

[bart]

The acting is bad no matter when it was made.

[LoathedVermin72]

Just watched a Brazilian movie called Bacurau and it fucking ruled. God I love Udo Kier

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.