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Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:A place beyond the pines

After about 90 mins you'll really want that movie to just end.

Im 70 minutes in so far so ill let you know in a few

So, i can't say i was wanting to turn it off or anything, but it was agitating at times

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Mud.
I liked it. Moved at it's own pace and takes a little bit to get going but the story gets more interesting as it goes along. There's a little melodrama/action in the last 20 minutes but otherwise it's the kind of movie that keeps you entertained without too much going on.
The title character is the type that McConaughey excells at playing but the teen actor who has the main role is really good too. Turns out it's his second movie, his first was as the youngest son in Tree of Life. And he's got a new one coming out with Nicholas Cage, Joe, that's already getting a bit of a critical buzz. This Tye Sheridan kid maybe someone to watch.

simple schoolboy wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Mud.
I liked it. Moved at it's own pace and takes a little bit to get going but the story gets more interesting as it goes along. There's a little melodrama/action in the last 20 minutes but otherwise it's the kind of movie that keeps you entertained without too much going on.
The title character is the type that McConaughey excells at playing but the teen actor who has the main role is really good too. Turns out it's his second movie, his first was as the youngest son in Tree of Life. And he's got a new one coming out with Nicholas Cage, Joe, that's already getting a bit of a critical buzz. This Tye Sheridan kid maybe someone to watch.

I suppose its supposed to be a broad interest show, but NPR's Fresh Air had an interview with McConaughey a while ago promoting this show, which I thought odd. It doesn't pretend to be an artsy movie or anything like that, right? I want to see it, but anything related to Teri Gross makes me feel icky. Biff, thanks for giving us a taste.

Harry Lime wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Mud.
I liked it. Moved at it's own pace and takes a little bit to get going but the story gets more interesting as it goes along. There's a little melodrama/action in the last 20 minutes but otherwise it's the kind of movie that keeps you entertained without too much going on.
The title character is the type that McConaughey excells at playing but the teen actor who has the main role is really good too. Turns out it's his second movie, his first was as the youngest son in Tree of Life. And he's got a new one coming out with Nicholas Cage, Joe, that's already getting a bit of a critical buzz. This Tye Sheridan kid maybe someone to watch.

I suppose its supposed to be a broad interest show, but NPR's Fresh Air had an interview with McConaughey a while ago promoting this show, which I thought odd. It doesn't pretend to be an artsy movie or anything like that, right? I want to see it, but anything related to Teri Gross makes me feel icky. Biff, thanks for giving us a taste.

I've been lauding the movie for months here. And it's still my favorite movie of the year. Although there are plenty more to see. Starting Friday with "Prisoners", I'll be seeing a movie every weekend until Christmas probably. And as of late McConaughey has been on a roll.

Spoiler: show

wtf with that ending? he didnt die?? and Sam Shepard save his life?

VinylGuy wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Mud.
I liked it. Moved at it's own pace and takes a little bit to get going but the story gets more interesting as it goes along. There's a little melodrama/action in the last 20 minutes but otherwise it's the kind of movie that keeps you entertained without too much going on.
The title character is the type that McConaughey excells at playing but the teen actor who has the main role is really good too. Turns out it's his second movie, his first was as the youngest son in Tree of Life. And he's got a new one coming out with Nicholas Cage, Joe, that's already getting a bit of a critical buzz. This Tye Sheridan kid maybe someone to watch.

I suppose its supposed to be a broad interest show, but NPR's Fresh Air had an interview with McConaughey a while ago promoting this show, which I thought odd. It doesn't pretend to be an artsy movie or anything like that, right? I want to see it, but anything related to Teri Gross makes me feel icky. Biff, thanks for giving us a taste.

I've been lauding the movie for months here. And it's still my favorite movie of the year. Although there are plenty more to see. Starting Friday with "Prisoners", I'll be seeing a movie every weekend until Christmas probably. And as of late McConaughey has been on a roll.

McConaughey is great ....his last movies are great...about Mud.

Spoiler: show

wtf with that ending? he didnt die?? and Sam Shepard save his life?

Spoiler: show

I'll have to watch it again. But yeah Mud was shot and then swam over to Sam Shepard's house across the river, and Shepard motered hiim out to sea and probably to some exotic country. It made sense to leave it ambiguous to the rest of the characters, because the movie is littered with discussions about myth & legends, and now Mud has turned into a one of those real life legends. He is now a folk tale (is he dead or alive, his body was never found).

In an unapologetically honest & brutal world where parental divorce & uncertainity loom over a young adolescent's life, a perpetual state of mystery is the best medicine. Because then nothing is certain in a cruel world. Because 'what if' ?

Harry Lime wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Mud.
I liked it. Moved at it's own pace and takes a little bit to get going but the story gets more interesting as it goes along. There's a little melodrama/action in the last 20 minutes but otherwise it's the kind of movie that keeps you entertained without too much going on.
The title character is the type that McConaughey excells at playing but the teen actor who has the main role is really good too. Turns out it's his second movie, his first was as the youngest son in Tree of Life. And he's got a new one coming out with Nicholas Cage, Joe, that's already getting a bit of a critical buzz. This Tye Sheridan kid maybe someone to watch.

I suppose its supposed to be a broad interest show, but NPR's Fresh Air had an interview with McConaughey a while ago promoting this show, which I thought odd. It doesn't pretend to be an artsy movie or anything like that, right? I want to see it, but anything related to Teri Gross makes me feel icky. Biff, thanks for giving us a taste.

I've been lauding the movie for months here. And it's still my favorite movie of the year. Although there are plenty more to see. Starting Friday with "Prisoners", I'll be seeing a movie every weekend until Christmas probably. And as of late McConaughey has been on a roll.

McConaughey is great ....his last movies are great...about Mud.

Spoiler: show

wtf with that ending? he didnt die?? and Sam Shepard save his life?

Spoiler: show

I'll have to watch it again. But yeah Mud was shot and then swam over to Sam Shepard's house across the river, and Shepard motered hiim out to sea and probably to some exotic country. It made sense to leave it ambiguous to the rest of the characters, because the movie is littered with discussions about myth & legends, and now Mud has turned into a one of those real life legends. He is now a folk tale (is he dead or alive, his body was never found).

In an unapologetically honest & brutal world where parental divorce & uncertainity loom over a young adolescent's life, a perpetual state of mystery is the best medicine. Because then nothing is certain in a cruel world. Because 'what if' ?

Spoiler: show

i want that mystery...i want that folk tale...that last shot of both of them ruined that. Hollywood.

VinylGuy wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Mud.
I liked it. Moved at it's own pace and takes a little bit to get going but the story gets more interesting as it goes along. There's a little melodrama/action in the last 20 minutes but otherwise it's the kind of movie that keeps you entertained without too much going on.
The title character is the type that McConaughey excells at playing but the teen actor who has the main role is really good too. Turns out it's his second movie, his first was as the youngest son in Tree of Life. And he's got a new one coming out with Nicholas Cage, Joe, that's already getting a bit of a critical buzz. This Tye Sheridan kid maybe someone to watch.

I suppose its supposed to be a broad interest show, but NPR's Fresh Air had an interview with McConaughey a while ago promoting this show, which I thought odd. It doesn't pretend to be an artsy movie or anything like that, right? I want to see it, but anything related to Teri Gross makes me feel icky. Biff, thanks for giving us a taste.

I've been lauding the movie for months here. And it's still my favorite movie of the year. Although there are plenty more to see. Starting Friday with "Prisoners", I'll be seeing a movie every weekend until Christmas probably. And as of late McConaughey has been on a roll.

McConaughey is great ....his last movies are great...about Mud.

Spoiler: show

wtf with that ending? he didnt die?? and Sam Shepard save his life?

Spoiler: show

I'll have to watch it again. But yeah Mud was shot and then swam over to Sam Shepard's house across the river, and Shepard motered hiim out to sea and probably to some exotic country. It made sense to leave it ambiguous to the rest of the characters, because the movie is littered with discussions about myth & legends, and now Mud has turned into a one of those real life legends. He is now a folk tale (is he dead or alive, his body was never found).

In an unapologetically honest & brutal world where parental divorce & uncertainity loom over a young adolescent's life, a perpetual state of mystery is the best medicine. Because then nothing is certain in a cruel world. Because 'what if' ?

Spoiler: show

i want that mystery...i want that folk tale...that last shot of both of them ruined that. Hollywood.

Harry Lime wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Mud.
I liked it. Moved at it's own pace and takes a little bit to get going but the story gets more interesting as it goes along. There's a little melodrama/action in the last 20 minutes but otherwise it's the kind of movie that keeps you entertained without too much going on.
The title character is the type that McConaughey excells at playing but the teen actor who has the main role is really good too. Turns out it's his second movie, his first was as the youngest son in Tree of Life. And he's got a new one coming out with Nicholas Cage, Joe, that's already getting a bit of a critical buzz. This Tye Sheridan kid maybe someone to watch.

I suppose its supposed to be a broad interest show, but NPR's Fresh Air had an interview with McConaughey a while ago promoting this show, which I thought odd. It doesn't pretend to be an artsy movie or anything like that, right? I want to see it, but anything related to Teri Gross makes me feel icky. Biff, thanks for giving us a taste.

I've been lauding the movie for months here. And it's still my favorite movie of the year. Although there are plenty more to see. Starting Friday with "Prisoners", I'll be seeing a movie every weekend until Christmas probably. And as of late McConaughey has been on a roll.

McConaughey is great ....his last movies are great...about Mud.

Spoiler: show

wtf with that ending? he didnt die?? and Sam Shepard save his life?

Spoiler: show

I'll have to watch it again. But yeah Mud was shot and then swam over to Sam Shepard's house across the river, and Shepard motered hiim out to sea and probably to some exotic country. It made sense to leave it ambiguous to the rest of the characters, because the movie is littered with discussions about myth & legends, and now Mud has turned into a one of those real life legends. He is now a folk tale (is he dead or alive, his body was never found).

In an unapologetically honest & brutal world where parental divorce & uncertainity loom over a young adolescent's life, a perpetual state of mystery is the best medicine. Because then nothing is certain in a cruel world. Because 'what if' ?

Spoiler: show

i want that mystery...i want that folk tale...that last shot of both of them ruined that. Hollywood.

Yeah but I suppose Jeff Nichols' didn't want to betray the audience. But I liked that ending. It felt complete. And it felt good.

Spoiler: show

Some movies benefit from ambiguous endings. Some need to end in tragedy. And some movies are best served by a happy ending. I loved that Mud had a happy ending for that character, maybe because it took so long to learn whether or not he was actually a good, trustworthy person.

Rangi Guy wrote:The one with James Franco?