Re: What movies are you watching?
Posted: Sat January 07, 2023 12:20 am
Watching SMIL3
im still shocked on how lousy it was.dad wrote:Just finished Glass Onion.
Not…not good.
yeah, she is.Jorge wrote:She's extremely pretty
yeah, underwhelmed doesn't even begin to explain how it left me.VinylGuy wrote:im still shocked on how lousy it was.dad wrote:Just finished Glass Onion.
Not…not good.
Make up your mind you chode.The Argonaut wrote:I saw it recently, too. It's a bit tedious for the first hour before it gets moving. Then it's kind of fun for a while, then it isn't again, then it is, then it isn't
The Thingdad wrote:we're trying to decide on the next movie. we have a list and all, but my wife is talking to my FiL right now, and he's practically begging us to watch either Escape from New York or The Thing.
so...pick your Carpenter...?
Horror movie?Jorge wrote:Watching SMIL3
went with a different Carpenter. One I thought my stepson might enjoy...Big Trouble in Little China.dad wrote:we're trying to decide on the next movie. we have a list and all, but my wife is talking to my FiL right now, and he's practically begging us to watch either Escape from New York or The Thing.
so...pick your Carpenter...?
thats also one of my favs...i remember being so surprised Kurt Russell was such a dork there. He had the worst ideas always. And being so impressed with the magical element of the story...that fucking guy who explodes? what the fuuuuuckdad wrote:went with a different Carpenter. One I thought my stepson might enjoy...Big Trouble in Little China.dad wrote:we're trying to decide on the next movie. we have a list and all, but my wife is talking to my FiL right now, and he's practically begging us to watch either Escape from New York or The Thing.
so...pick your Carpenter...?
I used to watch it all the time as a kid. I still love it.
Stepson didn't care for it.
I was just telling my wife that whenever it came on TV I would watch it...no matter where it was in the movie. I was always awestruck by those three guys, Lopan, and Egg Shen. Russell is corny but hilarious. I love it all.VinylGuy wrote:thats also one of my favs...i remember being so surprised Kurt Russell was such a dork there. He had the worst ideas always. And being so impressed with the magical element of the story...that fucking guy who explodes? what the fuuuuuckdad wrote:went with a different Carpenter. One I thought my stepson might enjoy...Big Trouble in Little China.dad wrote:we're trying to decide on the next movie. we have a list and all, but my wife is talking to my FiL right now, and he's practically begging us to watch either Escape from New York or The Thing.
so...pick your Carpenter...?
I used to watch it all the time as a kid. I still love it.
Stepson didn't care for it.
Steve Albini wrote:Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.
The Last Dragon is dope too, but it doesn't have a six demon bag.tragabigzanda wrote:I love The Thing but never likes Big Trouble. Always felt like a hokey Last Dragon to me (as an 8 year old)
Dead to me.tragabigzanda wrote:I love The Thing but never likes Big Trouble. Always felt like a hokey Last Dragon to me (as an 8 year old)