Red Mosquito

I would actually watch a Marvel movie that is somehow about Ingmar Bergman

Mickey wrote:I would actually watch a Marvel movie that is somehow about Ingmar Bergman

So would I.

But then again I watch a lot of Marvel movies.

I realized the other day that the only MCU movie I've ever seen was the first Iron Man. I guess the handful of other superhero movies I've seen in the last decade were all DC or whatever.

Oh

Beavis and Butt-Head Do America

Card Counter.

I dont know. Mixed feelings. I may have hated it. I may have really enjoyed.

Oscar Isaac was great. The tone was...mismatched...for me....i dont know.

Being the Recardos was good.

Jackass Forever.

Mickey wrote:I realized the other day that the only MCU movie I've ever seen was the first Iron Man. I guess the handful of other superhero movies I've seen in the last decade were all DC or whatever.

Mick, I’m pretty sure I’ve got you beat at zero MCU movies ever.

Just looked up when Heath Ledger died (2008) so I’m pretty sure the only superhero movie I’ve seen in the 2010s or 2020s is the Joaquin Phoenix joker movie. If that even counts.

Bammer do you watch any movies though? You never post on this thread

I've seen all them Marvel movies. I like them, but I'm not watching the series. That's just asking too much of me. I'm hoping that the series become so integral to the story that I'm no longer able to make sense of or enjoy the movies anymore and I can finally quit and be free of watching all the new movies. I like them but I also feel their weight.

Rich and Strange. A poorly rated early Hitchcock film, from 1931). Never seen it before.

Tender Bar was lovely. Didn't get the best reviews but i found the performances to be wonderful all around.

Roberta (1935)

Not the greatest movie, but I’ve really grown to enjoy Fred Astaire.

The Red Shoes (1948)

Anders wrote:The Red Shoes (1948)

Strat wrote:Card Counter.

I dont know. Mixed feelings. I may have hated it. I may have really enjoyed.

Oscar Isaac was great. The tone was...mismatched...for me....i dont know.

i loved it. def chaotic

Nightmare Alley
Saturday night movie at home I guess.

Malloy wrote:

Strat wrote:Card Counter.

I dont know. Mixed feelings. I may have hated it. I may have really enjoyed.

Oscar Isaac was great. The tone was...mismatched...for me....i dont know.

i loved it. def chaotic

I’ve been thinking about it all day. That’s something.