Red Mosquito

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I loved the ending of Tusk and I positively despised Red State.

Whats wrong with red state?

Watched Suicide Squad last night. Wasn't as bad as I'd been expecting

Over the weekend I watched

Wreck It Ralph-best animated movie IMO

and I finally saw My Own Private Idaho-B+ good movie, man River had so much talent, such a shame. I blame John Frusciante

I also rewatched The Crow I never actually knew the part of the movie where Brandon died until a friend told me so I had to rewatch it.

Maggie's Plan was underwhelming. Decent performances. Some interesting shots. But mostly just 'meh' and forgettable.

Mississippi Grind.

Mendelsohn is a god.

The movie is ok, its nice, the soundtrack is cool, the cinematography is fine. But Ben is again at the top of his game.

My head is spinning. I just saw this. It's painful but brilliant.
Wish Spenno could see it.

and he cant because...he died?

i'm watching the imitation game

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm watching the imitation game

I was surprised to actually like that one.

I think I made it five minutes into that movie.

The Argonaut wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm watching the imitation game

I was surprised to actually like that one.

it feels a little too by the numbers overall

How puzzling

The Argonaut wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm watching the imitation game

I was surprised to actually like that one.

Yeah, I enjoyed it quite a bit, too. Didn't expect to like it as much as I did.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm watching the imitation game

Watched it on an airplane. I really liked the relationship between Sherlock and Amidala, it seemed more real than most anything else in the film. It's hard to believe that modern computing more or less started with cables and pulleys. What kept pulling me out of the film were the Downton Abbey characters. It's like...you're playing almost the same character-type as from the TV show...the only difference is WW2 vs. WW1.

The ending really ticked me off. I mean, wtf is wrong with governments (or anyone, really) who feel like the following of rules is more important than recognizing genius? I'm not a writer so I know this isn't coming out right, but it's like: He is the reason we defeated the Nazis. We wouldn't have broken Enigma without him and his machine (and his team, to some degree) and you hang him out to dry because of some stupid laws on the books about being gay. It's disgusting, and it's not like it's changed all that much in the intervening years. Sure there's more 'tolerance' but that's just a code word for "don't say anything out loud" for a lot of people.

And now I'm pissed off and I'm supposed to go to a mandatory-fun event and smile like I want to be there. Ugh.

I have Biutiful and Jodorowsky's Dune sitting on my coffee table at home. Hoping to watch one of those tonight.

Captain Fantastic. Absolutely loved it. Sprinkle in a good amount of Sigur Ros for good measure and you got yourself a beautiful movie.

I finally watched X-Men Apocalypse. Awful. Disappointing. Hate this reboot.

"They look like people". Not bad, but nothing special. Are there any good horror movies anymore? (Yes, the babadook was good)