What movies are you watching?

[BurtReynolds]

Macbeth 2015

Didn't much care for it.

I did like the 2010 Patrick Stewart version though.

[epilogue]

Macbeth 2015

Didn't much care for it.

I did like the 2010 Patrick Stewart version though.

I saw that version on stage!

Have you seen Polanski's version?

More importantly, have you seen Scotland PA?

[BurtReynolds]

Nope and nope, but I guess I have to now.

[epilogue]

It's really your only option

[Anders]

Damn The Defiant!

First time ever. Will watch a little now, and resume later.

[Anders]

Rebel Without A Cause

[Bi_3]

Black Widow (Marvel)


Not particularly good after the first 30 minutes. Felt like after they teamed up it lost all plot momentum. Was this even a BW movie? because Pugh seemed to get as much or more screen time in the second half

[VinylGuy]

The Last Duel.

Well, this one was great. Ridley Scott is at the top of his game...he might be my favorite director working these days at this scope, maybe with Scorsese above him but he is doing more stuff....Fucking great movie. Loved the cast, loved the cinematography, the montage...the brutality.

Cant believe this guy has already completed House Of Gucci, and its premiering in a month (also they shown the trailer before this one and im dying to see it)

[Malloy]

The Card Counter slaps

[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.

[Strat]

yea i may fire that up shortly here. Though Daft Twat hates Oscar so maybe i should spare myself so he doesnt yell at me

[Anders]

Cléo from 5 to 7

First time.

[Monkey_Driven]

Finally pulled the trigger on the LotR trilogy 4k collection. I've heard great things and I sold my SD extended editions long ago.

[Anders]

Always a good time watching those. 4k can only make it better.

[Anders]

Badlands

[Bi_3]

Always a good time watching those. 4k can only make it better.

So long as they don't fuck with the frame-rate

[Monkey_Driven]

Always a good time watching those. 4k can only make it better.

So long as they don't fuck with the frame-rate

I saw all three Hobbit movies for free and I still felt like I got ripped off.

[Norah]

I watched Moonstruck yesterday. The 1980s romantic comedy starring Cher and Nicholas Cage. I really liked it. It was so over the top but they leaned into that unapologetically. Some hilarious scenes, and the pacing was excellent.

[The Argonaut]

I watched Moonstruck yesterday. The 1980s romantic comedy starring Cher and Nicholas Cage. I really liked it. It was so over the top but they leaned into that unapologetically. Some hilarious scenes, and the pacing was excellent.

I saw this one for the first time a couple months ago and I absolutely loved it. It's from the same writer as the writer/director of last year's absolutely bonkers Wild Mountain Thyme. I remember reading a review of Wild Mountain Thyme where the reviewer said that the director had won an Oscar for writing Moonstruck so he must've known how to write a normal movie at one point. Then I watched Moonstruck myself and realized that that guy had clearly never seen Moonstruck. It's totally bonkers itself! On every level! Loved it

[Norah]

Yeah at no point is Moonstruck not just completely off the wall bonkers. I loved every minute of it.