What movies are you watching?

[VinylGuy]

John Wick.

Stupid, very stupid but fun. And i like Keanu.

[Simple Torture]

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery - about 2/3 of this movie holds up!

[LoathedVermin72]

Felt like some popcorn junk, so I rewatched Deep Blue Sea and Lake Placid. Utterly weightless, of course, but lots of fun. We need some R-rated, decently-budgeted monster movies again.

[tommymtcom]

Watched 'What we do in the shadows' over the weekend.

[Simple Torture]

Deep Blue Sea is just fantastic in so many ways.

[Rangi Guy]

Patch Adams

[Monkey_Driven]

Finally saw Nebraska. Most of it was filmed about an hour from my hometown. I enjoyed many of the little things and remarks throughout. The choice of black and white was odd though.

[Simple Torture]

Magnolia (1999) -

[BurtReynolds]

Finally saw Nebraska. Most of it was filmed about an hour from my hometown. I enjoyed many of the little things and remarks throughout. The choice of black and white was odd though.

I kinda wanted it to be in color.

[Monkey_Driven]

Finally saw Nebraska. Most of it was filmed about an hour from my hometown. I enjoyed many of the little things and remarks throughout. The choice of black and white was odd though.

I kinda wanted it to be in color.

Me too. That area of the Midwest balances the line between beautiful and depressingly sparse so well. I wanted the full color treatment.

[BurtReynolds]

Finally saw Nebraska. Most of it was filmed about an hour from my hometown. I enjoyed many of the little things and remarks throughout. The choice of black and white was odd though.

I kinda wanted it to be in color.

Me too. That area of the Midwest balances the line between beautiful and depressingly sparse so well. I wanted the full color treatment.

Yeah it felt smaller in black and white than I think it should have.

[nyquillyn]

That area of the Midwest balances the line between beautiful and depressingly sparse so well.

That's exactly why B&W worked so well in the film.

[LoathedVermin72]

Finally saw Nebraska. Most of it was filmed about an hour from my hometown. I enjoyed many of the little things and remarks throughout. The choice of black and white was odd though.

I kinda wanted it to be in color.

Me too. That area of the Midwest balances the line between beautiful and depressingly sparse so well. I wanted the full color treatment.

Yeah it felt smaller in black and white than I think it should have.

A color version exists and was recently aired on TV. I forget which channel, I think it was EPIX or something.

[BurtReynolds]

Oh. I'll have to check that out.

[Alex]

keep us posted

[BurtReynolds]

I'll post my review in the puppy thread.

[Monkey_Driven]

That area of the Midwest balances the line between beautiful and depressingly sparse so well.

That's exactly why B&W worked so well in the film.

I didn't get the beauty with the black and white. Just sparse drabness. Agree to disagree I suppose.

[LoathedVermin72]

Guys, Nebraska sucks

[nyquillyn]

I like you better in the God thread.

[BurtReynolds]

Would Godzilla be improved if it were shot in black and white?