What movies are you watching?

[epilogue]

Certainly when I think of the unlucky and downtrodden I think of Tom fucking Sizemore.

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Certainly when I think of the unlucky and downtrodden I think of Tom fucking Sizemore.

Would you want to be born with his brain as him? Certainly not ideal

[epilogue]

His brain as him put him in a position of wealth, fame and opportunity. His brain as him got him acclaim and adoration. His brain as him gave him a long, praised career and opened doors and received so many flowers in death. His brain as him gave him the access and ability to help a ton of people.

[BurtReynolds]

My high school football coach was named Tom Sizemore.

[epilogue]

Tom Sizemore is unequivocally a great name.

[BurtReynolds]

Great pornstar name.

[Anders]

The Bélier Family

Saw this in the cinema in 2014, well made and funny French movie. An American remake recently did well.

Enjoying this to end my Thursday, after a very long day at work to start the day.

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His brain as him put him in a position of wealth, fame and opportunity. His brain as him got him acclaim and adoration. His brain as him gave him a long, praised career and opened doors and received so many flowers in death. His brain as him gave him the access and ability to help a ton of people.

If you were him you would have made all the same choices that he made

[epilogue]

His brain as him put him in a position of wealth, fame and opportunity. His brain as him got him acclaim and adoration. His brain as him gave him a long, praised career and opened doors and received so many flowers in death. His brain as him gave him the access and ability to help a ton of people.

If you were him you would have made all the same choices that he made

What I would have done is irrelevant. It's what he chose to do that matters here. He made bad choices.

[tree_]

His brain as him put him in a position of wealth, fame and opportunity. His brain as him got him acclaim and adoration. His brain as him gave him a long, praised career and opened doors and received so many flowers in death. His brain as him gave him the access and ability to help a ton of people.

If you were him you would have made all the same choices that he made

What I would have done is irrelevant. It's what he chose to do that matters here. He made bad choices.

His brain made the choices it made because it wasn’t a good brain. He didn’t choose his brain. It’s luck of the draw. Pity and sympathy is appropriate.

[epilogue]

His brain as him put him in a position of wealth, fame and opportunity. His brain as him got him acclaim and adoration. His brain as him gave him a long, praised career and opened doors and received so many flowers in death. His brain as him gave him the access and ability to help a ton of people.

If you were him you would have made all the same choices that he made

What I would have done is irrelevant. It's what he chose to do that matters here. He made bad choices.

His brain made the choices it made because it wasn’t a good brain. He didn’t choose his brain. It’s luck of the draw. Pity and sympathy is appropriate.

Ok

[spike]

I thought Babylon was great (for a talkie)

[doug rr]

I know more about Ted Sizemore...he gave me a bat once

[Anders]

Will this evening watch The Rover, which I have not seen before, and Force Majeure, which is highly rated, but which I did not love when I saw it once before, some years ago.

After that, I will have 45 movies left from 2014, 30 I have seen before, and 15 I have never seen.

[Anders]

Thought The Rover was a little boring. Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson in a desolate and hard post apocalyptic future. Some action, but fairly straightforward.

[The Argonaut]

Thought The Rover was a little boring. Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson in a desolate and hard post apocalyptic future. Some action, but fairly straightforward.

My records indicate I watched The Rover about two years ago and everything about it would seem to indicate that this movie was made for me, but I remember absolutely zero about it

[The Argonaut]

I saw 65, the movie where Adam Driver is an alien who crash lands his spaceship on Earth 65 million years ago and then fights a bunch of dinosaurs. Despite Adam Driver playing a character who seems human in every way, I found myself rooting for the dinosaurs. Because in the war of Earthlings vs Aliens, I want to root for the Earthlings.

I do appreciate that it's a brisk 90 minute movie stuffed full of action sequences, but, sadly, a lot of those sequences feel very similar to each other. So, despite the quick pace and reasonable running time, it ends up feeling a bit repetitive. I may have rolled my eyes a few times near the end.

[Anders]

Force Majeure was ok, a little better the second time. It has some interresting scenes, and intriguing tension between the main couple.

[VinylGuy]

Palm Trees and Power Lines.

Loved it. So hard. The ending is devastating. Reminds me of a very good friend of mine who got mixed with this psychopath and she just couldnt get off from that relationship.

The lead actress is wonderful.

[Malloy]

youre crazy, anders. it's the best thing he's made (and it's quite good!)