Red Mosquito

Jorge wrote:I'm back in my hometown and my dad and I always make it a point to go to the movies together when we're both here but there is like NOTHING playing so we will probably watch Morbius

man, a friend of mine told me to see go watch it and i just dont want to. I have been avoiding it.

How many times are you guys going to see Father Stu in the theater?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Reminds me of Joey not wanting to watch Arrested Development because of his hatred of rich, spoiled people.

Lots of dilettantes on this board who don't have the appetite for endless content

Mickey wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Reminds me of Joey not wanting to watch Arrested Development because of his hatred of rich, spoiled people.

Lots of dilettantes on this board who don't have the appetite for endless content

Thank God for guys like us.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Mickey wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Reminds me of Joey not wanting to watch Arrested Development because of his hatred of rich, spoiled people.

Lots of dilettantes on this board who don't have the appetite for endless content

Thank God for guys like us.

Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which. leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.

Mickey wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Mickey wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Reminds me of Joey not wanting to watch Arrested Development because of his hatred of rich, spoiled people.

Lots of dilettantes on this board who don't have the appetite for endless content

Thank God for guys like us.

Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which. leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.

That's from Hamlet, right?

It's from Spencer

Bad Luck Banging or Looney Porn

Utterly bizarre

A Tale of Two Cities

Licorice Pizza was okay. not sure i'd do a rewatch.

i liked both main actors enough, but it seemed like a whole lot of story at once. i'm not well-versed in PTA films, so maybe that's his style.

all i got from this was gary wanted alana, and alana wanted to be with adults, but fit in better with younger crowds.

oh, and gary was a hustler.

Anders wrote:A Tale of Two Cities

Will finish later.

Now Power Of The Dog with my wife.

dad wrote:Licorice Pizza was okay. not sure i'd do a rewatch.

i liked both main actors enough, but it seemed like a whole lot of story at once. i'm not well-versed in PTA films, so maybe that's his style.

all i got from this was gary wanted alana, and alana wanted to be with adults, but fit in better with younger crowds.

oh, and gary was a hustler.

it definitely seemed too busy for me, plot-wise; that's not difficult to do since I like my stories streamlined and simple, but I never really felt it settled on something you were supposed to come away with

Anders wrote:

Anders wrote:A Tale of Two Cities

Will finish later.

Now Power Of The Dog with my wife.

I loved TPOTD and it got better the more I thought about it

Licorice Pizza is a vibe. It reeks of actual nostalgia.

Ms Harmless wrote:

dad wrote:Licorice Pizza was okay. not sure i'd do a rewatch.

i liked both main actors enough, but it seemed like a whole lot of story at once. i'm not well-versed in PTA films, so maybe that's his style.

all i got from this was gary wanted alana, and alana wanted to be with adults, but fit in better with younger crowds.

oh, and gary was a hustler.

it definitely seemed too busy for me, plot-wise; that's not difficult to do since I like my stories streamlined and simple, but I never really felt it settled on something you were supposed to come away with

yeah, i mean it had a quick pace, which i normally enjoy, but it was all over the place. i read a little about it this morning, and have a bit more context.

dad wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

dad wrote:Licorice Pizza was okay. not sure i'd do a rewatch.

i liked both main actors enough, but it seemed like a whole lot of story at once. i'm not well-versed in PTA films, so maybe that's his style.

all i got from this was gary wanted alana, and alana wanted to be with adults, but fit in better with younger crowds.

oh, and gary was a hustler.

it definitely seemed too busy for me, plot-wise; that's not difficult to do since I like my stories streamlined and simple, but I never really felt it settled on something you were supposed to come away with

yeah, i mean it had a quick pace, which i normally enjoy, but it was all over the place. i read a little about it this morning, and have a bit more context.

I think it's one I'll go back to at some point

tragabigzanda wrote:It’s a bold film and I fully appreciate why some people may have gotten a lot out of it. I hold the lowest regard for all things royal family, and the only emotion I felt towards anyone in the film was when I felt joy for the kids who got to eat KFC like normal children.

the film holds the royal family in equally low regard. everyone is a miserable cunt and monarchy as an institution is utterly inhumane and everything is hopeless (the lead is a brat, but she at least seems to be human —but guess what? she dies, so what’s all the pageantry for anyway). luckily spencer isn’t ’t even interested in fidelity to biopic tropes, to representing a particularly familiar kind of tragedy, and it has no use for good taste. trash is a constitutive part of the film’s success.


my only complaint is this wasn’t about the musks

Malloy wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:It’s a bold film and I fully appreciate why some people may have gotten a lot out of it. I hold the lowest regard for all things royal family, and the only emotion I felt towards anyone in the film was when I felt joy for the kids who got to eat KFC like normal children.

the film holds the royal family in equally low regard. everyone is a miserable cunt and monarchy as an institution is utterly inhumane and everything is hopeless (the lead is a brat, but she at least seems to be human —but guess what? she dies, so what’s all the pageantry for anyway). luckily spencer isn’t ’t even interested in fidelity to biopic tropes, to representing a particularly familiar kind of tragedy, and it has no use for good taste. trash is a constitutive part of the film’s success.


my only complaint is this wasn’t about the musks

I didn't have the fortitude to dig in to this moronic take, but Malloy is 100% right. The idea that Spencer is "melodramatic" is a misreading of the highest order.

Ms Harmless wrote:

Anders wrote:

Anders wrote:A Tale of Two Cities

Will finish later.

Now Power Of The Dog with my wife.

I loved TPOTD and it got better the more I thought about it

Yep, fantastic movie

Completely agree with Trag with regards to Spencer

Over the weekend watched
The Outfit - this was pretty good, and I really love Mark Rylance
The Greatest Showman - I enjoyed this a shit-ton more than I had expected to
All The Old Knives - this was pretty good