What movies are you watching?

[lennytheweedwhacker]

lol

[VinylGuy]

The Brothers Grimm.

It was nice to see Heath Ledger after so long... i enjoyed the overall idea, but its a flawed movie. The cgi is awful, maybe because its dated.

I Am Not A Serial Killer.

Really weird one. Im not sure i liked it. I loved Max Record's performance, and the vibe and look of the film..i mean, its super 16 mm and it looks beautiful. But the movie is so weird, specially at the end.

[epilogue]

La La Land was delightful. I loved it.

Once > La La Land

Nah. Though I liked Once too.

I'm kiddin. It owes a lot though. Hope it does well in awards

They're completely different movies doing completely different things. I love both of them. But I'm not ready to "determine a winner." Both are lovely and effective and achieve their respective goals with grace, beauty, and thoughtfulness.

[LoathedVermin72]

They both look like cancer

[epilogue]

They both look like cancer

What is it you fundamentally hate so much about these films, Verm?

[VinylGuy]

Im so worn out of La La Land.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

it's no romance and cigarettes

[LoathedVermin72]

They both look like cancer

What is it you fundamentally hate so much about these films, Verm?

Twee cuteness. Fake indie joy. Phony "movie love." It all looks so insufferable.

[epilogue]

it's no romance and cigarettes

Have people seen that movie?

[epilogue]

Helluva cast, though.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

it's no romance and cigarettes

Have people seen that movie?

dunno, i actually really enjoyed it though

[epilogue]

it's no romance and cigarettes

Have people seen that movie?

dunno, i actually really enjoyed it though

I'd never heard of it until you just now posted it. Looked it up on IMDB and I'd be interested in checking it out. Is it a musical?

[lennytheweedwhacker]

it's no romance and cigarettes

Have people seen that movie?

dunno, i actually really enjoyed it though

I'd never heard of it until you just now posted it. Looked it up on IMDB and I'd be interested in checking it out. Is it a musical?

not every line is sang, but yeah it's a musical

[epilogue]

it's no romance and cigarettes

Have people seen that movie?

dunno, i actually really enjoyed it though

I'd never heard of it until you just now posted it. Looked it up on IMDB and I'd be interested in checking it out. Is it a musical?

not every line is sang, but yeah it's a musical

Not every line is sung in most musicals, Lenny. The shows where every word is sung is typically referred to as an opera.

[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.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

it's no romance and cigarettes

Have people seen that movie?

dunno, i actually really enjoyed it though

I'd never heard of it until you just now posted it. Looked it up on IMDB and I'd be interested in checking it out. Is it a musical?

not every line is sang, but yeah it's a musical

Not every line is sung in most musicals, Lenny. The shows where every word is sung is typically referred to as an opera.

i admittedly haven't seen a ton of musical films...wasn't every line sang in the les miserables film?

[epilogue]

They both look like cancer

What is it you fundamentally hate so much about these films, Verm?

Twee cuteness. Fake indie joy. Phony "movie love." It all looks so insufferable.

I hate that two obscenely wealthy and attractive movie stars, neither of whom know how to dance or sing, are being paid millions to play wannabe movie stars who know how to dance and sing.

Are you sure you know anything about this movie, trag?

[Monkey_Driven]

They both look like cancer

What is it you fundamentally hate so much about these films, Verm?

Twee cuteness. Fake indie joy. Phony "movie love." It all looks so insufferable.

I hate that two obscenely wealthy and attractive movie stars, neither of whom know how to dance or sing, are being paid millions to play wannabe movie stars who know how to dance and sing.

I actually like when actors in musicals are not flawless singers and/or dancers. Musicals can often be a bit too cheesy. This was not. There was much more of a movie there than I was expecting.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

They both look like cancer

What is it you fundamentally hate so much about these films, Verm?

Twee cuteness. Fake indie joy. Phony "movie love." It all looks so insufferable.

I hate that two obscenely wealthy and attractive movie stars, neither of whom know how to dance or sing, are being paid millions to play wannabe movie stars who know how to dance and sing.

can't dance?!?

[epilogue]

They both look like cancer

What is it you fundamentally hate so much about these films, Verm?

Twee cuteness. Fake indie joy. Phony "movie love." It all looks so insufferable.

Ah.

While I'm sure you'll find the preconceived ideas rampant in La La Land, Once would probably surprise you. It's hard to argue that it has any of those qualities.