Red Mosquito

Anders wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Anders wrote:

whenever that’s on cable i have to watch at least 15 minutes

It was funny.

first viewing?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:john c. reilly is a national treasure

have you seen entertainment, lv?

The Rick Alverson movie? It’s one of my favorite movies ever made. Can’t recommend it enough.

yeah...i knew nothing about it until yesterday

I think you’d find a lot to relate to in it. You should also watch The Comedy.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Anders wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Anders wrote:

whenever that’s on cable i have to watch at least 15 minutes

It was funny.

first viewing?

Yes.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:john c. reilly is a national treasure

have you seen entertainment, lv?

The Rick Alverson movie? It’s one of my favorite movies ever made. Can’t recommend it enough.

yeah...i knew nothing about it until yesterday

I think you’d find a lot to relate to in it. You should also watch The Comedy.

the library has neither

Roma

Jennifer Lawrence tries her best but Red Sparrow is as bad as advertised.

Bad Times At El Royale.

Yeah..i mean, i appreciate the effort. I like Goddard. But this one feels like he wanted all the cool pop gimmicks together and forgot to actually make a movie. It has everything, the cool set piece, the rain, the violence, the music, and it just boring. Long and boring...the end is such a drag with Thor doing again a stupid dance in the worst moment of the whole movie.

Boring.

Mary Poppins Returns

Incredibles 2.

Ugh!

I feel like we get a good Pixar movie about every 4th or 5th movie now.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Watched Lucy and Pain & Gain, both disappointing.

Anders wrote:Watched Lucy and Pain & Gain, both disappointing.

Love them both intensely

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Anders wrote:Watched Lucy and Pain & Gain, both disappointing.

Love them both intensely

Yeah wtf, those are two excellent movies!

I struggled through both. Lucy was disappointing, as it had a lot of things going for it. Didn’t expect much from P&G. But that one was worse. Wanted to skip forward in the last half hour.

Friday dinner and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri now. Hope it’s good.

FYI - it's not based on a true story so keep that in mind.

bune wrote:FYI - it's not based on a true story so keep that in mind.

What an odd remark

bune wrote:FYI - it's not based on a true story so keep that in mind.

And it’s a real fuckin deer that’s been comped in. Don’t let anyone tell you elsewise!

theplatypus wrote:

bune wrote:FYI - it's not based on a true story so keep that in mind.

What an odd remark

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There were a few articles talking about it having been based on a true story - which it arguably is, depending on how liberal you are with the words "based on a true story" - and that's why. My wife had read those articles and was upset at the end because it was such a Hollywood ending.

So it is an odd remark, I agree.

Also there are some admittedly fantastical turns in the movie that

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A) made me squirm and B) would have involved the police in a way that wasn't just a polite conversation that ended up with someone covered in blood.

bune wrote:FYI - it's not based on a true story so keep that in mind.

Thank you. I love to read about whether or not movies are true stories. Not joking.

The movie is made in the most beautiful way, and the acting is second to none. Funny as well. Story is a all over the place though, and pulls it down from a top rating. Still got 20 minutes left.