Red Mosquito

Apocalypto is number one for me

But Braveheart does have that funny Irish guy in it

E.H. Ruddock wrote:But Braveheart does have that funny Irish guy in it

Watching King Arthur. Weird start.

Anders wrote:Watching King Arthur. Weird start.

The Guy Ritchie one? I really dug it. It's got some issues but I think his use of montage is pretty fresh and fascinating. And the climax got to me.

Yes, Guy Ritchie. Reminds me of Lock Stock.

I, Tonya.

Liked it a lot. I thought the 4th wall narration was pretty good, even surprising at times. The frenetic pace, framing, violence...all spot on.
Margot Robbie is a star, i cant think about another actress like her these days.

Mom and Dad.

Wow, so this is a pretty violent movie with a cool premise, a strong cast and both Selma Blair and Nicolas Cage on glorious performances. So why the fuck this movie doesnt have a proper ending? What happen? This could have been a classic.

By the way, im dying to see Cage again in Mandy. Strong year for him.

The Death of Stalin

Good movie. Dark as fuck. Not sure that was a comedy. Buscemi is great. I think Jeffrey Tambor was a bit over the top, though.

I really want to see that one.

King Arthur was not a great movie. Had some fun scenes, and didn’t take itself too seriously, which helped.

Stronger.

Well, im such a David Gordon Green fan i really cant tell if this one is good or not. I liked it a lot, even with all the low punches. He can shoot everything just beautifully.

Dying to see whatever he does with Halloween.

VinylGuy wrote:I, Tonya.

Liked it a lot. I thought the 4th wall narration was pretty good, even surprising at times. The frenetic pace, framing, violence...all spot on.
Margot Robbie is a star, i cant think about another actress like her these days.

durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:But Braveheart does have that funny Irish guy in it

I don’t like the Irish guy. It was filmed here though.

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:I, Tonya.

Liked it a lot. I thought the 4th wall narration was pretty good, even surprising at times. The frenetic pace, framing, violence...all spot on.
Margot Robbie is a star, i cant think about another actress like her these days.

she is magnetic right?

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:I, Tonya.

Liked it a lot. I thought the 4th wall narration was pretty good, even surprising at times. The frenetic pace, framing, violence...all spot on.
Margot Robbie is a star, i cant think about another actress like her these days.

she is magnetic right?

She is. Absolutely. The whole cast of I, Tonya slays. But Margot is special, for sure.

Loved that film and everyone in it.

Had no idea it was Sebastian Stan until recently.

Sebastian Stan was a revelation yes, i mean he is great as Bucky but he takes a really lousy human being here and make it kinda nice. Its very difficult to do it and he was amazing.

And please Allison Janney?

Sebastian Stan had never really stoof out for me anywhere before, but he's on my radar now thanks to I, Tonya. He was good. Margot was also good

BurtReynolds wrote:The Death of Stalin

Good movie. Dark as fuck. Not sure that was a comedy. Buscemi is great. I think Jeffrey Tambor was a bit over the top, though.

Oh and Jason Isaacs is awesome in this.

Im still thinking about Stronger. Gyllenhaall was pretty good but fuck, Tatiana Maslany was so fucking good. So low key, restraint, thoughtful and full of anger when needed. She really stole the movie.

Ill keep with the Gordon Green fest later, maybe with Our Brand Is Crisis.