What movies are you watching?

Monkey_Driven · Post by **Monkey_Driven** » Wed March 24, 2021 2:51 pm

Captain Marvel

Malloy · Post by **Malloy** » Wed March 24, 2021 4:09 pm

Mickey wrote:The Dig

what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.

Post by **Mickey** » Wed March 24, 2021 4:41 pm

Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.

Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.

Malloy · Post by **Malloy** » Wed March 24, 2021 4:57 pm

Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.

ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies

Post by **The Argonaut** » Wed March 24, 2021 5:38 pm

Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies

The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.

Malloy · Post by **Malloy** » Wed March 24, 2021 5:44 pm

The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.

"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie

lennytheweedwhacker · Wed March 24, 2021 5:45 pm

Malloy wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.
"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie

you’re such an asshole

Malloy · Post by **Malloy** » Wed March 24, 2021 5:47 pm

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.
"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie
you’re such an asshole

i wasn't trying to be!

lennytheweedwhacker · Wed March 24, 2021 5:49 pm

Malloy wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.
"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie
you’re such an asshole
i wasn't trying to be!

right...

Post by **epilogue** » Thu March 25, 2021 1:36 pm

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.
"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie
you’re such an asshole
i wasn't trying to be!
right...

You leave Malloy alone!

VinylGuy · Post by **VinylGuy** » Thu March 25, 2021 2:17 pm

Two very different docs

Kid 90s

i like it, mostly because i knew all those guys, and havent though of them in a long time...Jonathan Brandis! Justin Pierce...hell, even Soleil herself..it was a good time capsule and loved that Eddie´s Rise was featured.
Everything related to Charlie Sheen was weird.

Time.

I loved how it was shot, that beautiful black and white, and powerful ending. It was pretty cool.

lennytheweedwhacker · Thu March 25, 2021 2:33 pm

epilogue wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.
"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie
you’re such an asshole
i wasn't trying to be!
right...
You leave Malloy alone!

back off

Post by **epilogue** » Thu March 25, 2021 3:19 pm

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
epilogue wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.
"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie
you’re such an asshole
i wasn't trying to be!
right...
You leave Malloy alone!
back off

Oh what are you gonna do? Put your legs behind your head at me?

wease · Post by **wease** » Thu March 25, 2021 3:28 pm

Just finished Kong: Skull Island. I enjoyed it. Sure, it was pretty predictable, but a lot of the deaths took me by surprise. Liked the updated Kong monster. The giant spider was very creepy and I didn’t like it at all. I guess that was the point. Reilly was great, as was Goldman Sam Jackson, Whigham and Loki. Brie Larson is a goddess sent down from the heavens. I really liked how they had it set back in ‘73 and how they’re building this universe to span over many decades.

Next up: Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

VinylGuy · Post by **VinylGuy** » Thu March 25, 2021 3:37 pm

yeah Skull Island is great. Super fun.

wease · Post by **wease** » Thu March 25, 2021 3:41 pm

Was it known at the time of release that it tied in with the Godzilla flick? That was a pretty fucking cool post-credits scene.

VinylGuy · Post by **VinylGuy** » Thu March 25, 2021 3:45 pm

yeah, it was well known they were heading to their matchup

lennytheweedwhacker · Thu March 25, 2021 4:09 pm

epilogue wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
epilogue wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Malloy wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:
Malloy wrote:
Mickey wrote:The Dig
what did you think of this movie? i watched some of it and really disliked what i saw.
Curious as to what you disliked. I enjoyed it even if it wasn't great. The plot dragged a bit in the second half, but Mulligan is really good as usual, and the cinematography was beautiful.
ha, i didn't like the cinematography. too busy and too much malick. though i'm with you on mulligan.

lately i have more contempt for excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare than "badly made" movies
The Dig is "excessively milquetoast, competently middlebrow fare", but it still works because it's kind of nice just to spend 90 minutes with Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Compelling actors can really bump a movie up from forgettable waste of time to fine.
"fine" is a totally fair appraisal of this movie
you’re such an asshole
i wasn't trying to be!
right...
You leave Malloy alone!
back off
Oh what are you gonna do? Put your legs behind your head at me?

probably

VinylGuy · Post by **VinylGuy** » Thu March 25, 2021 4:27 pm

White Lie.

wonderful. Kacey Rohl was amazing and its always good to see Martin Donovan.

lennytheweedwhacker · Fri March 26, 2021 2:22 am

dances with wolves...mary mcdonnell's hair was unbearable

Red Mosquito

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