Red Mosquito

Pretty much all of the toy story films are super dark and depressing to me. Luckily the movies are couched in a cartoon aesthetic so we can view them as lighthearted and shit.

BurtReynolds wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:A Bad Moms Christmas is so goddamn great. I can't even.

that's so durden

The first one was one of the worst pieces of shit i saw in a long time.

VinylGuy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:A Bad Moms Christmas is so goddamn great. I can't even.

that's so durden

The first one was one of the worst pieces of shit i saw in a long time.

The second one is even better! We're talking, like, the greatest meet-cute in the history of cinema.

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:A Bad Moms Christmas is so goddamn great. I can't even.

that's so durden

The first one was one of the worst pieces of shit i saw in a long time.

The second one is even better! We're talking, like, the greatest meet-cute in the history of cinema.

I felt bad just watching the trailer Joe....Both of them are directed by men did you knew? and TWO of them.

Are they better or worse than Rough Night? Because that was one of the worst turds I've ever seen.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Are they better or worse than Rough Night? Because that was one of the worst turds I've ever seen.

Its on the same level i guess. Its more watchable, but it belongs in the same universe. Its the shit movies extended universe.

It's called the I Can't Even Cinematic Universe

Its pretty much a list of movies that joey thinks are important and feminist.

Here's where I abandon this pile-on

yeah, fuck me too. He will get mad.

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:A Bad Moms Christmas is so goddamn great. I can't even.

that's so durden

The first one was one of the worst pieces of shit i saw in a long time.

The second one is even better! We're talking, like, the greatest meet-cute in the history of cinema.

I felt bad just watching the trailer Joe....Both of them are directed by men did you knew? and TWO of them.

Lots of movies are directed by men, TVG. I'm not sure what that has to do with anything.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Are they better or worse than Rough Night? Because that was one of the worst turds I've ever seen.

Both are WAY better than Rough Night.

theplatypus wrote:It's called the I Can't Even Cinematic Universe

I would love to make this a thing. Can this be a thing?

durdencommatyler wrote:

theplatypus wrote:It's called the I Can't Even Cinematic Universe

I would love to make this a thing. Can this be a thing?

You can make anything a thing if you believe in it strongly enough.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

theplatypus wrote:It's called the I Can't Even Cinematic Universe

I would love to make this a thing. Can this be a thing?

You can make anything a thing if you believe in it strongly enough.

I have a hard time with old-timey moves sometimes. It must have something to do with what I like to get out of films that I will often shut off movies made before, say, 1960 if they don't grab me almost immediately. For example, I only made it like 20 minutes into The Hidden Fortress before I decided it wasn't for me (this isn't universal, though--I liked Citizen Kane and Rashomon, for example). This is all the preface for saying: I watched Treasure of the Sierra Madres this week and really enjoyed most of it. There's something about its speed and pacing that lags behind what I usually like in a movie, but I liked all the performances and the bend of the story.

old-timey

The Shape Of Water.

Well, it was ok...i mean, its a nice stylish fairytale. Another one from Del Toro. The script is merely ok, full with weird moments and lots of stupid choices ( she was alone with the monster without anyone noticing?) and with the most black and white characters i saw in a long time...i mean Octavia Spence´s character is such a cliché is almost offensive.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

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