What movies are you watching?

[Anders]

Spring Breakers

[epilogue]

About to go see Fablemans.

How was this?

Good to very good. Michelle Williams is a revelation. Paul Dano is a bit of a let down but I'm not sure that's totally his fault. The kids are really good. Best thing Seth Rogen has ever done

Wanted a little more magic from it. For a guy known for being emotional in his filmmaking, to the point that some say he's manipulative, and given the personal, semi-autobiographical nature of the piece, the movie was surprising straightforward and detached.

Great little treat toward the end that I loved.

[epilogue]

Spring Breakers

Still haven't seen this!

[Anders]

About to go see Fablemans.

How was this?

Good to very good. Michelle Williams is a revelation. Paul Dano is a bit of a let down but I'm not sure that's totally his fault. The kids are really good. Best thing Seth Rogen has ever done

Wanted a little more magic from it. For a guy known for being emotional in his filmmaking, to the point that some say he's manipulative, and given the personal, semi-autobiographical nature of the piece, the movie was surprising straightforward and detached.

Great little treat toward the end that I loved.

Thank you. It sounds interesting, even if your review was not glowing. Look forward to seeing it.

[Anders]

Spring Breakers

Still haven't seen this!

Thought it was really good. It’s colorful, yet dark, filled with both happiness and despair, excellent script and some great performances by the cast.

[epilogue]

About to go see Fablemans.

How was this?

Good to very good. Michelle Williams is a revelation. Paul Dano is a bit of a let down but I'm not sure that's totally his fault. The kids are really good. Best thing Seth Rogen has ever done

Wanted a little more magic from it. For a guy known for being emotional in his filmmaking, to the point that some say he's manipulative, and given the personal, semi-autobiographical nature of the piece, the movie was surprising straightforward and detached.

Great little treat toward the end that I loved.

Thank you. It sounds interesting, even if your review was not glowing. Look forward to seeing it.

I'm interested to see what some of RM's bigger Spielberg fans think of it.

[VinylGuy]

Spring Breakers

Yesss

[Anders]

Wrath Of The Titans

[Bi_3]

"Barbarian"



This thing's got layers and pulls it off in a way that respects the viewer and genre.

[VinylGuy]

"Barbarian"



This thing's got layers and pulls it off in a way that respects the viewer and genre.

Yeah it’s so fun. I need a rewatch

[doug rr]

we watched triangle of sadness last night...we all enjoyed it

[Anders]

Wrath Of The Titans

This is pretty poor. Out of the 70+ movies I’ll watch for this 2012-watch, this is a candidate for the worst one.

[JuanHamm]

we watched triangle of sadness last night...we all enjoyed it

I'd like to see that still. Can you rent it for me?

[epilogue]

"Barbarian"



This thing's got layers and pulls it off in a way that respects the viewer and genre.

I had no interest in this when I first saw the trailer but I keep hearing such great things about it. I'm gonna have to check it out.

[JuanHamm]

You really should. It's excellent.

[Anders]

The Amazing Spider-Man

[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.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

Spring Breakers

Still haven't seen this!

Me either.

[Bi_3]

"Barbarian"



This thing's got layers and pulls it off in a way that respects the viewer and genre.

I had no interest in this when I first saw the trailer but I keep hearing such great things about it. I'm gonna have to check it out.

I suspect you'll like it. No spoilers, but they managed to hit the sweet spot with weaving social allegory throughout the story so that it builds up the characters and events to give a perspective to experiences many horror film fans don't/won't/can't understand and it's done in a way that doesn't patronize or punch down but still elicits that 'oh, i get it now' moment.

[Anders]

Anders you know there’s a beautiful world out there right

Sure. Was out all day yesterday, and a couple of hours this morning. Having a relaxing Sunday at home, watching movies.