Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:The Substance


Enjoyed it until the final act. I dont think my wife was super into Qualley’s performance

Why not? Too hot?

Yeah, she said it went from satire to porn. I had no such objection

Bi_3 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:The Substance


Enjoyed it until the final act. I dont think my wife was super into Qualley’s performance

Why not? Too hot?

Yeah, she said it went from satire to porn. I had no such objection

Me neither. I remember thinking “I should see this again “

Juror #2

…Clint, I love you, but you should have gone out on Cry Macho. That was a perfect swan song.

Hundreds of Beavers

Not for me.

BurtReynolds wrote:Hundreds of Beavers

Not for me.

I started this a few days ago and quit a few minutes in

Small Things Like These

I enjoyed it so much, I bought the book (which I'm also enjoying)

I rewatched Anatomy of a Fall with my partner and my parents, and it made me cry in front of everyone, it's a winner

Ms Harmless wrote:Small Things Like These

I enjoyed it so much, I bought the book (which I'm also enjoying)

I rewatched Anatomy of a Fall with my partner and my parents, and it made me cry in front of everyone, it's a winner

I didn't realize Small Things Like These was out already...

Also, so happy you're reading the book. I know you sometimes struggle with prose, but all of Claire's stuff is so worth it.

epilogue wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:Small Things Like These

I enjoyed it so much, I bought the book (which I'm also enjoying)

I rewatched Anatomy of a Fall with my partner and my parents, and it made me cry in front of everyone, it's a winner

I didn't realize Small Things Like These was out already...

Also, so happy you're reading the book. I know you sometimes struggle with prose, but all of Claire's stuff is so worth it.

it's a small book, a novella I think? I wouldn't have gone for it if it didn't seem quite concise (like the movie tbh)

Ms Harmless wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:Small Things Like These

I enjoyed it so much, I bought the book (which I'm also enjoying)

I rewatched Anatomy of a Fall with my partner and my parents, and it made me cry in front of everyone, it's a winner

I didn't realize Small Things Like These was out already...

Also, so happy you're reading the book. I know you sometimes struggle with prose, but all of Claire's stuff is so worth it.

it's a small book, a novella I think? I wouldn't have gone for it if it didn't seem quite concise (like the movie tbh)

It's amazing. I love all of her work. If you like STLT, I highly recommend Foster as well. Just perfect little novellas.

Conclave.

That was alright. Well made. Fiennes is wonderful.

tommy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Hundreds of Beavers

Not for me.

I started this a few days ago and quit a few minutes in

I didn't last very long either.

Slow West. One of the worst westerns I've ever seen. Couldn't finish. "Modern" writing...

Was it woke bro.

epilogue wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:Small Things Like These

I enjoyed it so much, I bought the book (which I'm also enjoying)

I rewatched Anatomy of a Fall with my partner and my parents, and it made me cry in front of everyone, it's a winner

I didn't realize Small Things Like These was out already...

Also, so happy you're reading the book. I know you sometimes struggle with prose, but all of Claire's stuff is so worth it.

it's a small book, a novella I think? I wouldn't have gone for it if it didn't seem quite concise (like the movie tbh)

It's amazing. I love all of her work. If you like STLT, I highly recommend Foster as well. Just perfect little novellas.

excellent, I'll pick it up! her prose is so clean, lyrical and poetic

BurtReynolds wrote:

tommy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Hundreds of Beavers

Not for me.

I started this a few days ago and quit a few minutes in

I didn't last very long either.

I have this on my 40 last movies of 2022 list that I’m watching in the upcoming weeks.

However, so far today, I’ve watched a few Christmas movies instead.

Anders wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

tommy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Hundreds of Beavers

Not for me.

I started this a few days ago and quit a few minutes in

I didn't last very long either.

I have this on my 40 last movies of 2022 list that I’m watching in the upcoming weeks.

However, so far today, I’ve watched a few Christmas movies instead.

Christmas movies I've watched so far this year

Black Christmas - Great
Better Watch Out - Garbage
Christmas Vacation - Not good
Silent Night, Deadly Night - Pretty good
It's a Wonderful Life - Wonderful
Elf - Also Wonderful

Ello Sailor wrote:Was it woke bro.

It definitely has its preachy moments crudely jammed in with no regard to the story or themes, but the worst thing is the lead being so intensely hateble. I was begging for him to die in the worst way possible. He's like whatever the male version of a manic pixie dream girl is. Kind of an autistic simp that wouldn't last a day in the world of the movie.

I looked up the reviews and they are shockingly high. Truly, standards have dwindled down to nothing.

Also watched Manhunter. Pretty cool.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:Was it woke bro.

It definitely has its preachy moments crudely jammed in with no regard to the story or themes, but the worst thing is the lead being so intensely hateble. I was begging for him to die in the worst way possible. He's like whatever the male version of a manic pixie dream girl is. Kind of an autistic simp that wouldn't last a day in the world of the movie.

I looked up the reviews and they are shockingly high. Truly, standards have dwindled down to nothing.

Also watched Manhunter. Pretty cool.

You should check out the power of the dog. I think you'd really love it.

Manhunter is awesome. Have you seen Thief?

BurtReynolds wrote:Kind of an autistic simp that wouldn't last a day in the world of the movie.

This was my main problem with whatsherface in Longlegs