What movies are you watching?

[BurtReynolds]

i'm not even going to sit here and pretend like i don't want to watch macgruber again today

Don't do it

[lennytheweedwhacker]

i'm not even going to sit here and pretend like i don't want to watch macgruber again today

Don't do it

if the football games get boring i can't make any promises...

i really do have a soft spot for forte though

[Mickey]

Promising Young Woman.

Brutal. Loved it. Mulligan deserves at least a nomination. The movie also looks gorgeous.

I'm so excited too see this.

come back with your review

Oh definitely

Yeah I'm itching to see this one too, though not enough to pay the $20 streaming fee at the moment.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Watched that new one on netflix last night, Outside the Wire. It was ok. Needed a little more backstory though

[lennytheweedwhacker]

elizabeth...felt kinda tedious, but may have just been me

i am glad to have finally seen geoffrey rush in something though

[Mickey]

Never Rarely Sometimes Always.

My wife was underwhelmed but fuck I loved this. The scene with the counselor was astonishing. I thought it was excellent.

[doug rr]

we watched one night in miami last night..good..not great

[lennytheweedwhacker]

we watched one night in miami last night..good..not great

that's about lebron's decision right?

[Mickey]

The Irishman (over three sittings)

[Ms Harmless]

I watched "Hunted" on Shudder - I don't remember having so many wildly conflicting thoughts about a movie; an incredibly confusing experience, but it had some great moments

[lennytheweedwhacker]

is the quick and the dead worth a watch?

[Self]

The Irishman (over three sittings)

Worth it? I was mildly interested when it came out, but that's quite the commitment.

[VinylGuy]

Nomadland.

Yeah, i mean i liked it enough but there was absolutely no element of surprise with this movie. The framing and the photography reminded me of Malick sometimes, Mcdormand is good but at the same time, she can do this stuff in her sleep....the score was horrible, forcing you to feel sad about it...violins and piano while you see people work LOOK, LOOK THEY ARE WORKING FEEL SAD ABOUT IT.

It felt super weird.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

The Irishman (over three sittings)

Worth it? I was mildly interested when it came out, but that's quite the commitment.

amazon and hulu's movie options really suck right now

[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.

[VinylGuy]

Nomadland.

Yeah, i mean i liked it enough but there was absolutely no element of surprise with this movie. The framing and the photography reminded me of Malick sometimes, Mcdormand is good but at the same time, she can do this stuff in her sleep....the score was horrible, forcing you to feel sad about it...violins and piano while you see people work LOOK, LOOK THEY ARE WORKING FEEL SAD ABOUT IT.

It felt super weird.

ugh i'm going to hate this aspect

yeah, i hated it. Because it felt so class.

[Mickey]

The Irishman (over three sittings)

Worth it? I was mildly interested when it came out, but that's quite the commitment.

Absolutely. I put it off for a long time because of the length, but you can do three 60-90 minute chunks and the scope really lends itself well to that structure (there's ebbs and flows of action). I was also kind of wary of another Scorsese mob movie, but it's really excellent--like some kind of dark, materialist answer to Forrest Gump's vision of an individual thrown into history. I would say it ranks among Scorsese's best.

[Mickey]

Nomadland.

Yeah, i mean i liked it enough but there was absolutely no element of surprise with this movie. The framing and the photography reminded me of Malick sometimes, Mcdormand is good but at the same time, she can do this stuff in her sleep....the score was horrible, forcing you to feel sad about it...violins and piano while you see people work LOOK, LOOK THEY ARE WORKING FEEL SAD ABOUT IT.

It felt super weird.

ugh i'm going to hate this aspect

yeah, i hated it. Because it felt so class.

How do you mean?

[oasisfan35]

I watched "Hunted" on Shudder - I don't remember having so many wildly conflicting thoughts about a movie; an incredibly confusing experience, but it had some great moments

I put this on my watch list, hopefully I get to it this year.

[VinylGuy]

Nomadland.

Yeah, i mean i liked it enough but there was absolutely no element of surprise with this movie. The framing and the photography reminded me of Malick sometimes, Mcdormand is good but at the same time, she can do this stuff in her sleep....the score was horrible, forcing you to feel sad about it...violins and piano while you see people work LOOK, LOOK THEY ARE WORKING FEEL SAD ABOUT IT.

It felt super weird.

ugh i'm going to hate this aspect

yeah, i hated it. Because it felt so class.

How do you mean?

sorry if its not the right translation...but those scenes with that music, forcing you to feel those moments were sad, were all you see is people working, trying to earn a living...felt like such a social class prejudice.