What movies are you watching?

[96583UP]

these girl scout cookies are going to my head

[spike]

do you eat man ass?

[BurtReynolds]

jump to page 1746 to skip past the annoying shit.

[BurtReynolds]

Memory. This is boring. Sicario for dummies. Some pretty funny accents in this though.

[tree_]

I like the numbers up but I must say people have been banned for far less

[Jorge]

Make me mod of A&E.

[tree_]

fine

[spike]

Make me mod of A&E.

The upbeat vibes you bring to RM are too valuable.

[96583UP]

i vote Ruddo as mod of A&E

[Anders]

Ex Machina

This was filmed just outside my hometown.

[E.H. Ruddock]

i vote Ruddo as mod of A&E

You guys aren't ready for that level of Jason Statham and Cate Blanchett talk.

[The Argonaut]

Boiling Point (2021). It's like that intense one-shot episode of The Bear, movie-length with English accents. It's clear The Bear took inspiration from this movie (which apparently has a sequel BBC series of its own in the works). It's good. One-shot, intense but not overbearing, really well-acted. A bit too much drama shoehorned in at the end, perhaps, but most of the movie's drama is just from regular restaurant stuff. Not as yelly as The Bear, more of a hard simmer. It's good. I'm surprised it didn't make more of a splash when it was new.

Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre, on the other hand, is pretty darn boring. I like Guy Ritchie, it's fun to just live in his movies sometimes. I've gone back and re-visited The Gentlemen a couple times, I like his stuff. But this was just lifeless and un-cinematic. Anti-cinematic. Like a TV movie no one cared about but then they threw in a couple Guy Ritchie tricks just because. Worst of all, everything about this movie reeks of a desire to be the first movie in a series. The ending, the world-building, even right down to the title. I'm reluctant to even call it a failure since it doesn't even try to do anything. It doesn't even fail at anything. It's just a non-entity of a movie.

[tree_]

In Bruges. Where's this movie been my whole life?

[The Argonaut]

You need to read more Lenny posts, tree

[tree_]

I read every lenny post

[The Argonaut]

In Bruges has been in Lenny's posts this whole time

[spike]

It’s one of the most mentioned movies on this message board, outside of Star Wars and Marvel movies of course.

[tree_]

I hurd you guys talking about it but never watched it until now. It's really really good. Makes me want to watch Banshees agin.

[The Argonaut]

It is pretty great. Glad you liked it, tree

[Anders]

Still Alice

Good role by Julianne Moore. Well worth seeing movie.

A linguistics professor and her family find their bonds tested when she is diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease.