What movies are you watching?
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Re: What movies are you watching?
Watch the Weird Al movie instead. It's kinda cute.
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You’re kinda cute.BurtReynolds wrote:Watch the Weird Al movie instead. It's kinda cute.
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Oblivion was okay, I think. I don’t know. It looked great!
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Don't Worry Darling. I agree with the consensus that it's the script that sinks it. It's filled with interesting images and good performances. I kept wishing it took that extra step. It feels very surface level. Everyone saw the twist coming hundreds of miles away, so they could've used that framing as an opportunity to explore some darker, more disturbing imagery or depictions of hellish suburban captivity
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I'm glad you enjoyed it.Jorge wrote:Don't Worry Darling. I agree with the consensus that it's the script that sinks it. It's filled with interesting images and good performances. I kept wishing it took that extra step. It feels very surface level. Everyone saw the twist coming hundreds of miles away, so they could've used that framing as an opportunity to explore some darker, more disturbing imagery or depictions of hellish suburban captivity
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Re: What movies are you watching?
Argentina 1985 is fantastic
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Re: What movies are you watching?
The Banshees of Inisherin - This was a treat. Farrell is so good in these insecure, earnest roles.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone - Parts of this was an Anders watch due to some work distractions, but i've seen it like 12 times so who cares. I still think it's a very good introduction to the series. Of course it's more geared toward children than the following films, as were the books. I still maintain Daniel Radcliffe was pretty bad, and whoever played Ron (Tim McJim, maybe?) wasn't horrible outside of his facial expressions. Still the casts in these movies are top notch.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone - Parts of this was an Anders watch due to some work distractions, but i've seen it like 12 times so who cares. I still think it's a very good introduction to the series. Of course it's more geared toward children than the following films, as were the books. I still maintain Daniel Radcliffe was pretty bad, and whoever played Ron (Tim McJim, maybe?) wasn't horrible outside of his facial expressions. Still the casts in these movies are top notch.
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Re: What movies are you watching?
Hodejegerne (Headhunters)
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Re: What movies are you watching?
You should watch the Weird Al movie to contemplate Radcliffe's freaky neck.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:The Banshees of Inisherin - This was a treat. Farrell is so good in these insecure, earnest roles.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone - Parts of this was an Anders watch due to some work distractions, but i've seen it like 12 times so who cares. I still think it's a very good introduction to the series. Of course it's more geared toward children than the following films, as were the books. I still maintain Daniel Radcliffe was pretty bad, and whoever played Ron (Tim McJim, maybe?) wasn't horrible outside of his facial expressions. Still the casts in these movies are top notch.
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Who?BurtReynolds wrote:You should watch the Weird Al movie to contemplate Radcliffe's freaky neck.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:The Banshees of Inisherin - This was a treat. Farrell is so good in these insecure, earnest roles.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone - Parts of this was an Anders watch due to some work distractions, but i've seen it like 12 times so who cares. I still think it's a very good introduction to the series. Of course it's more geared toward children than the following films, as were the books. I still maintain Daniel Radcliffe was pretty bad, and whoever played Ron (Tim McJim, maybe?) wasn't horrible outside of his facial expressions. Still the casts in these movies are top notch.
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Looks like lung cancer.BurtReynolds wrote:
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I bought my first 4K UHD blu-ray--Mulholland Drive--and am going to give that a spin after I finish Succession.
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my back has been out for about a month, so haven't been able to sit for even short periods of time, but think im finally seeing this mcddonagh movie this weekend.
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It’s worth the pain.Malloy wrote:my back has been out for about a month, so haven't been able to sit for even short periods of time, but think im finally seeing this mcddonagh movie this weekend.
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Also, I’m sorry.
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i'm convinced! might go tonight or tomorrow if i can swing itlennytheweedwhacker wrote:It’s worth the pain.Malloy wrote:my back has been out for about a month, so haven't been able to sit for even short periods of time, but think im finally seeing this mcddonagh movie this weekend.
Jorge wrote:I remember I was in Miami when it happened. I was posting from the balcony of my apartment overlooking the beach. And I was having an argument with Adamdude.
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aint no thang, matelennytheweedwhacker wrote:Also, I’m sorry.
Jorge wrote:I remember I was in Miami when it happened. I was posting from the balcony of my apartment overlooking the beach. And I was having an argument with Adamdude.
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