Red Mosquito

Jorge wrote:

Farmer John wrote:Watched Mulholland Drive for the first time and I totally understood everything.

I had the "explanation" spoiled for me before my first watch so it made complete sense when I finally watched it, but I bet I would've been very confused otherwise

Which "explanation" were you spoiled by?

The most confusing part was why Justin Theroux was listed first in the credits.

Farmer John wrote:The most confusing part was why Justin Theroux was listed first in the credits.

Billy Ray Cyrus was a fun surprise

BurtReynolds wrote:I thought it was pretty easy to follow. I think it's pretty clear that it was about Naomi Watts and Laura Harring having super hot lesbo sex all day. Unless there was something else I missed.

I don’t remember that part

epilogue wrote:

Jorge wrote:

Farmer John wrote:Watched Mulholland Drive for the first time and I totally understood everything.

I had the "explanation" spoiled for me before my first watch so it made complete sense when I finally watched it, but I bet I would've been very confused otherwise

Which "explanation" were you spoiled by?

They were all in purgatory all along

Jorge wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Jorge wrote:

Farmer John wrote:Watched Mulholland Drive for the first time and I totally understood everything.

I had the "explanation" spoiled for me before my first watch so it made complete sense when I finally watched it, but I bet I would've been very confused otherwise

Which "explanation" were you spoiled by?

They were all in purgatory all along

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I thought it was pretty easy to follow. I think it's pretty clear that it was about Naomi Watts and Laura Harring having super hot lesbo sex all day. Unless there was something else I missed.

I don’t remember that part

I'll need to rewatch parts of it again (to look for clues)

Oh shot I was thinking of Mulholland Falls

hehe jk

Its airplane movies!!!

Lets see ...first flight it was:

Madame Web: cant believe Sony made this movie and thought this could lead to a franchise. Its so fucking awful and weird.

Fast Charlie: really bad and boring. A shame because Pierce is always a delight.

Self Reliance: Jake Johnson is pretty good in this very weird, mostly ok comedy.

21 Jump Street: a classic. What a fucking great comedy.

Second flight:

Armageddon Time: I was expecting a bit more from this one.

Magnolia: damn, it always get me.

21 Jump Street might be the best mainstream comedy of the last 20 years.

I also saw the remake of Road House, I was mostly bored the whole movie.

Recently revisited Soy Cuba which I first saw as an ignorant 20something, at which time I didn't enjoy or understand it at all. Loved it this time. Hard to believe it was directed by a 60-year-old; feels like the work of a hungry young filmmaker burning with passion and conviction.

Also watched the new Criterion release of the '50s Mexican melodrama Victims of Sin, which I also loved and am now desperate to find more movies like it. There's an interview on the disc where someone mentions they were restoring a ton of Ninon Sevilla movies, so...where are the rest of them? Hoping someone like Indicator puts out a box set or something.

The Giver


A messy flawed movie whose source material is more relevant than ever.

BurtReynolds wrote:The Bikeriders. It was cool. Great performances.

Really enjoyed this. A solid little movie carried by the performances. Jodie Comer most of all, but everyone was great.

tommy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I'll watch Michael Shannon do anything.

He's great. I'm also a sucker for Tom Hardy and his funny voices.

Loved Tom Hardy's silly little voice.

American Fiction was good.

It's OK with great moments

Showing the kids Hunt for the Wilder People. I forgot how cute and sweet it is.

we watched Axel F last night..it was entertaining..Serge was awesome..its basically Beverly Hills cop 1 again but worth it