Red Mosquito

Farmer John wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Really enjoyed the first half of Saltburn but then

Go on

The setup was engaging and well done, there were a fair share of nice visual touches, and look I will watch almost anything with Keoghan and Elrodi was an unknown to me surprise but once

Yes...?

That scene felt so abrupt, you know the one with

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Really enjoyed the first half of Saltburn but then

Go on

The setup was engaging and well done, there were a fair share of nice visual touches, and look I will watch almost anything with Keoghan and Elrodi was an unknown to me surprise but once

Yes...?

That scene felt so abrupt, you know the one with

Say no more!

Farmer John wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Really enjoyed the first half of Saltburn but then

Go on

The setup was engaging and well done, there were a fair share of nice visual touches, and look I will watch almost anything with Keoghan and Elrodi was an unknown to me surprise but once

Yes...?

That scene felt so abrupt, you know the one with

Say no more!

I'm so tired.

tommy wrote:Throwing on Hell comes to Frogtown. Then I might watch There will be Blood.

HCTF is basically Mad Max Fury Road.

I just watched Kong x Godzilla: The New Empire and I wouldn't be surprised if I suddenly woke up and realized it was all a weird fever dream. What a bizarre movie, I couldn't make heads or tails of what it wanted to do or where it was taking me. As with the last three installments of this franchise the human section was stupid beyond belief, and it makes up the majority of the runtime. In the last movie they showed us that at the center of the Earth there is a secret world full of magic and wonder- Well now it turns out that within that secret world there is another even more secret world full of even more magic and wonder, in which there's an even more secret and more magic secret world. King Kong and Godzilla are shown showering and sleeping multiple times, and the catalyst of the whole thing is Kong having a toothache. The monster fighting scenes had me clapping and cheering, especially the one where they turn off gravity and a bunch of monsters are flying around punching at each other. It's a tremendously stupid movie and I really liked it

tommy wrote:Throwing on Hell comes to Frogtown. Then I might watch There will be Blood.

Did you know Treasure of Sierra Madre was a huge influence on TWBB?

Jorge wrote:King Kong and Godzilla are shown showering and sleeping multiple times

Jorge wrote:The monster fighting scenes had me clapping and cheering

tree_ wrote:

tommy wrote:Throwing on Hell comes to Frogtown. Then I might watch There will be Blood.

Did you know Treasure of Sierra Madre was a huge influence on TWBB?

Yeah that's what made me think to watch it. It was apparently a big influence on breaking bad as well.

Jorge wrote:I just watched Kong x Godzilla: The New Empire and I wouldn't be surprised if I suddenly woke up and realized it was all a weird fever dream. What a bizarre movie, I couldn't make heads or tails of what it wanted to do or where it was taking me. As with the last three installments of this franchise the human section was stupid beyond belief, and it makes up the majority of the runtime. In the last movie they showed us that at the center of the Earth there is a secret world full of magic and wonder- Well now it turns out that within that secret world there is another even more secret world full of even more magic and wonder, in which there's an even more secret and more magic secret world. King Kong and Godzilla are shown showering and sleeping multiple times, and the catalyst of the whole thing is Kong having a toothache. The monster fighting scenes had me clapping and cheering, especially the one where they turn off gravity and a bunch of monsters are flying around punching at each other. It's a tremendously stupid movie and I really liked it

the trailer was awful so i was not expecting to see it, but this review got me thinking about it

VinylGuy wrote:

Jorge wrote:I just watched Kong x Godzilla: The New Empire and I wouldn't be surprised if I suddenly woke up and realized it was all a weird fever dream. What a bizarre movie, I couldn't make heads or tails of what it wanted to do or where it was taking me. As with the last three installments of this franchise the human section was stupid beyond belief, and it makes up the majority of the runtime. In the last movie they showed us that at the center of the Earth there is a secret world full of magic and wonder- Well now it turns out that within that secret world there is another even more secret world full of even more magic and wonder, in which there's an even more secret and more magic secret world. King Kong and Godzilla are shown showering and sleeping multiple times, and the catalyst of the whole thing is Kong having a toothache. The monster fighting scenes had me clapping and cheering, especially the one where they turn off gravity and a bunch of monsters are flying around punching at each other. It's a tremendously stupid movie and I really liked it

the trailer was awful so i was not expecting to see it, but this review got me thinking about it

I’ll probably watch it when it comes to Max.

Blind watching Bodies Bodies Bodies. Not bad so far. Most of these characters are very annoying and I can only hope somebody is going to kill them.

Hey Tom i'm hoping to watch more movies again soon. I told Alex I feel like yours and my friendship has suffered due to not being able to bond as much over film. Plus you blocking my number.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Hey Tom i'm hoping to watch more movies again soon. I told Alex I feel like yours and my friendship has suffered due to not being able to bond as much over film. Plus you blocking my number.

We'll always have Paris

tommy wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Hey Tom i'm hoping to watch more movies again soon. I told Alex I feel like yours and my friendship has suffered due to not being able to bond as much over film. Plus you blocking my number.

We'll always have Paris

smd

tommy wrote:Blind watching Bodies Bodies Bodies. Not bad so far. Most of these characters are very annoying and I can only hope somebody is going to kill them.

thats a very funny movie i should re watch

Does Pete die early

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Does Pete die early

Yes, thank god

I enjoyed that one too.

Oh God

Last night I went to a screening of Victor Sjöström's THE WIND, a silent film from 1928. It was accompanied by live music by the National Film Chamber Orchestra. One of the coolest filmwatching experiences I've had recently. The movie was beautiful, I need to get into more silent films. You could really feel the excitement and possibility of a new artform