What movies are you watching?

[tree_]

Cool. Some great movies lately. Have you Brutalisted yet?

[tommy]

I got a promotional credit from Amazon so I rented Anora to watch tonight.

[tommy]

I'm not actually watching it yet, sorry

[Rangi Guy]

Watched Flight Risk last night. It wasn't great, but it filled in an evenings viewing

[tommy]

Watched Flight Risk last night. It wasn't great, but it filled in an evenings viewing

Thank you for standing with Mel.

[Rangi Guy]

Watched Flight Risk last night. It wasn't great, but it filled in an evenings viewing

Thank you for standing with Mel.

Usually I love Mel's films - this one not quite so much

[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.

[spike]

Cool. Some great movies lately. Have you Brutalisted yet?

i'm about halfway through. what a picture so far.

[daft twat]

Just voluntarily watched Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy with no hope or expectation of getting laid immediately afterward in case you’re wondering how married I am. I didn’t hate it at all.

[tree_]

The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

[VinylGuy]

Just voluntarily watched Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy with no hope or expectation of getting laid immediately afterward in case you’re wondering how married I am. I didn’t hate it at all.

[tommy]

The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

It's not showing close to me

[tree_]

The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

It's not showing close to me

stream it then!

[tommy]

The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

It's not showing close to me

stream it then!

For $20!?

[tree_]

The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

It's not showing close to me

stream it then!

For $20!?

how much would it cost you to go to the theatre? and you'll own it. or just use s t r e m i o

[BurtReynolds]

The Brutalist is the Kneecap of tree's favorite movies.

[tree_]

The Brutalist is the Kneecap of tree's favorite movies.

i don't get the reference, haven't seen it

[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.

[tree_]

don't judge it til you've seen it

[tommy]

3.5 hours is a lot to ask