What movies are you watching?

[bart]

The Bling Ring. Execrable.

[Bob Loblaw]

Barney's Version.

Love that movie and Giamatti.

[epilogue]

Barney's Version.

Love that movie and Giamatti.

I really wanted to see that. And I'd kinda forgotten about it. Thanks for the reminder.

[VinylGuy]

The Counselor.

Boring, i could understand what the fuck was going on.

Black Rock.

Weird movie..laughable...pretty bad.

[Rangi Guy]

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. The first act had me wondering what the hell I was watching but it ended up being really good!

[broken iris]

"Rapture-Palooza"

Awful, and I usually like Craig Robinson's schtick.

[Rangi Guy]

"Rapture-Palooza"

Awful, and I usually like Craig Robinson's schtick.

I couldn't finish this. I gave it maybe 30 minutes before I just went 'Nup!' and turned it off

[EJ]

End of Watch - much better than expected; knock off of Training Day, but still quite enjoyable

The Hunt - pretty distressing movie, things spiral out of control a little too easily. But, overall it was a good movie and nicely acted; Mads Mikkelson is really good in this.

[broken iris]

End of Watch - much better than expected; knock off of Training Day, but still quite enjoyable

yeah, it was much better than I would thought.

[VinylGuy]

End of Watch - much better than expected; knock off of Training Day, but still quite enjoyable

The Hunt - pretty distressing movie, things spiral out of control a little too easily. But, overall it was a good movie and nicely acted; Mads Mikkelson is really good in this.

I liked both...and the acting is great; im becoming a Jake Gyllenhall fan.

[red calzolaio]

End of Watch - much better than expected; knock off of Training Day, but still quite enjoyable

The Hunt - pretty distressing movie, things spiral out of control a little too easily. But, overall it was a good movie and nicely acted; Mads Mikkelson is really good in this.

I liked both...and the acting is great; im becoming a Jake Gyllenhall fan.

definitely check out Bubble Boy.

[Harry Lime]

im becoming a Jake Gyllenhall fan.

I'm pretty sure he gave my favorite male performance this past year in Prisoners

[BurtReynolds]

The Running Man: Hunger Games part 0. Fuckin' classic film where Arnie says he won't kill a helpless man, then five minutes later does exactly that. It was a golden age.

[Jorge]

Finally watched Inside Llewyn Davis. To be honest, it was kind of disappointing.

I think I may have just been looking forward to it too much. I enjoyed the cinematography and (some of) the music, but it really felt flat otherwise.

[Bob Loblaw]

im becoming a Jake Gyllenhall fan.

I'm pretty sure he gave my favorite male performance this past year in Prisoners

You may be on to something there.

[Whitey McTeeth]

Nebraska...i fucking loved it. A great view on the humbleness of small town America. A lot of it resonated with me on that level.

[BurtReynolds]

Wolf of Wall St. I liked it, though I wouldn't say its one of his best. Jonah Hill was suprisingly good, though it seemed like his character was kinda left out near the end.

Spoiler: show

The Ferrari scene was hilarious. I was dying. also, "Benifuckin'Hana".

[Harry Lime]

Nebraska...i fucking loved it. A great view on the humbleness of small town America. A lot of it resonated with me on that level.

Being from the cow country of Wisconsin, I am biased towards movies set in Middle America, but I really appreciate when they come around (Shotgun Stories, Winter's Bone, August Osage County). I think a lot of them touch on the theme of family loyalty & the importance of family legacy. And that humbleness usually shows.

The only problem I have is that Hollywood likes to exploit a stereotype of the people. They might highlight them as dumb or ignorant, or backwoods meth-heads. I'm generalizing, of course. One of the exceptions is Jeff Nichols. He always showcases the setting & its people in a sincere, respectable light.

I have yet to see Nebraska, though!

[Harry Lime]

Wolf of Wall St. I liked it, though I wouldn't say its one of his best. Jonah Hill was suprisingly good, though it seemed like his character was kinda left out near the end.

Spoiler: show

The Ferrari scene was hilarious. I was dying. also, "Benifuckin'Hana".

He was surprisingly good? I took a look at one 60 second clip with him in it and I knew he was going to be Oscar worthy. He is to Dicaprio what Pesci was to Deniro. I read that him and Leo are getting together for another movie, fyi.

[bada]

Mama. C-.