What movies are you watching?

[lennytheweedwhacker]

Burt is afraid

Of what?

Pitbulls and liberals

Aren't those basically the same thing?

[BurtReynolds]

One should be sterilized. The other sterilizes itself.

[spike]

Also AI

Jedis

[Anders]

The Dressmaker was really odd. Checked some reviews, and it has a lot of five star ones (or 10 out of 10), but it’s a no from me.

[Anders]

The Longest Ride

«The lives of a young couple intertwine with a much older man, as he reflects back on a past love.»

Pleasant start so far. Can see a bit of Clint in Scott Easteood here.

[VinylGuy]

Burt is afraid

Of what?

Pitbulls and liberals

Burt would be consider a liberal in Argentina right? I can see him totally voting for Milei

[The Argonaut]

Burt would be a king in Argentina, or perhaps a god

[Jorge]

Burt is afraid

Of what?

Pitbulls and liberals

Burt would be consider a liberal in Argentina right? I can see him totally voting for Milei

That's libertarians. For some reason in Spanish we call libertarians liberals, but American liberalism is more center-left

And absolutely, Burt already said he likes Milei

[Jorge]

By the way where the fuck were you when these rubes were shitting all over Alien: Covenant

[JuanHamm]

Watching Blade Runner the final cut.

[Anders]

The Longest Ride

The modern love story is a bit too typical. Two extremely good looking and successful people, with just a minor twist or two.

However, the story of Ira and Ruth (with Alan Alda as Ira looking back at his life), is excellent, truly showing a developing relationship and the troubles they face. This was the type of relationship I like to see, emphasizing care and compassion for the one you want to share your life with it.

[Anders]

No Escape

«In their new overseas house, an American family soon finds themselves caught in the middle of a coup, and they frantically look for a safe escape from an environment where foreigners are being immediately executed.»

Just barely started this. Will finish it tomorrow morning. It’s a long weekend here.

After this one, there will be thirty movies left from 2015. Twenty I have not seen before, and my top ten from the year that I had seen going into this.

[Jorge]

Evil Dead Rise was excellent

[Anders]

No Escape

Feel like this could have been a really good movie with some changes. It’s certainly suspenseful, and the two kids do a really good job.

They should have based this on the coup in Cambodia, which they are clearly channeling, and made it just a little more realistic. The rest is fine as it is.

As a total product as it is, it’s just ok. Lots of action and suspense.

[Anders]

The ending was a bit much. How many times can you get captured by crazy killers and still escape?

[Jorge]

Hmm... four

[Anders]

Ok, I think it happened four times in this movie. So just inside the maximum amount then.

[Anders]

Joy

« Joy is the story of the title character, who rose to become founder and matriarch of a powerful family business dynasty.»

I have really liked a few David O. Russell movies, so hope this will be another one.

[Anders]

Not the best start, but Jennifer Lawrence is excellent here.

[Anders]

Second half is so much better. From the first second Bradley Cooper gets on screen, the movie rises a full star.