What movies are you watching?

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I thought we only assigned nerdom to sci-fi/fantasy properties like Marvel and Star Wars
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You aren't a movie nerd if you haven't seen Silence of the Lambs and Fargo several times and have at least 5 lines memorized from each. You just aren't.
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I would never claim that mantle. I do respect our film nerd contingent though.
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tree_ wrote:
Ello Sailor wrote:Watched Fargo last night. Frances McDormand's performance is an all-timer. Steve Buscemi and Peter Stormare are also excellent. Never been a fan of William H Macy, but he isn't terrible here.

The Minnesota accent might as well be the main character. It's so utterly ridiculous. I love it. Oh ya.
between this first and tommy's first viewing of silence of the lambs, i'm really beginning to question RM's level of nerdom

I also watched Convoy for the first time a few months ago.
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A Haunting in Venice was fairly decent.

I enjoy Kenneth Branagh's Poirot, but these movies end up being pretty forgettable.
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Farmer John wrote:A Haunting in Venice was fairly decent.

I enjoy Kenneth Branagh's Poirot, but these movies end up being pretty forgettable.
yeah it would make a nice tv show.
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Continuing the Halloween theme with Insidious.. love that series
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yeah great movies
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Last night I watched Night of the Living Dead. I think I might continue the series tonight.
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Are you going to watch dawn now? or which one
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Sicario. Still a really good movie about the war on drugs, and the blurred lines between good and evil.

Should I watch the sequel? Different director so I doubt it's as good.
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Sequel is great.
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Welp, Creed 3 sucked.

What the hell, Argo. You lied to us.
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i realized his opinions are unreliable years ago
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Wow
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Vitalogist wrote:Continuing the Halloween theme with Insidious.. love that series
We watched the first three this week as well. First was the best, but the second had some scarier scenes. Third was a step below.
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last night was the classic 1979 when a stranger calls...love that movie
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The Groove Tube (1974)

This had some fun scenes. Uneven, but probably an inspiration for even better things to come.
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Anders wrote:The Groove Tube (1974)

This had some fun scenes. Uneven, but probably an inspiration for even better things to come.
I've never heard of it, but I like the title.
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Beyond the Black Rainbow

15 minutes of rather shallow story stretched to 2 and a half hours. That said, there is some great imagery in it. I basically skipped through most of it in 10 second increments.
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