Red Mosquito

Ensign9 wrote:To Live and Die in L.A.: WHAT IN THE FUCK

This review helped me decide to watch this last night and it turns out to be spot-on. Quite a movie

Peeps wrote:I watched Jurrasic World Rebirth

the only opinion i have on it is that I think they were close to losing the rights to Jurassic Park and had to put this one out ASAP to keep the rights

my god what a horrible movie

Gareth Edwards is my boy but this movie indeed sucks and marks two duds in a row from him. Very disappointing.

I watched After The Hunt and thought it was exceptional. Nothing to do with The Hunt.

Dev wrote:I watched After The Hunt and thought it was exceptional. Nothing to do with The Hunt.

We had a cool talk with Joe about those two

The Argonaut wrote:

Malloy wrote:where are the secret agent heads at?

woot

Joining the club. Wonderful movie!

Dev wrote:I watched After The Hunt and thought it was exceptional. Nothing to do with The Hunt.

Jorge wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

Malloy wrote:where are the secret agent heads at?

woot

Joining the club. Wonderful movie!

what did you guys take from the ending

Peeps wrote:I watched Jurrasic World Rebirth

the only opinion i have on it is that I think they were close to losing the rights to Jurassic Park and had to put this one out ASAP to keep the rights

my god what a horrible movie

I watched about 15 minutes of this before shutting it off. I don't understand the obsession with hybrid dinosaurs. Regular dinosaurs aren't enough? It's gotta be some stupid looking new thing?

I rewatched a great Burt Lancaster western last night - Lawman. I really enjoyed the morally gray story and it had a great supporting cast - Lee J Cobb, Robert Ryan, Robert Duvall, and Richard Jordan.

Good stuff and a pretty shocking ending.

Boycotting hamnet after watching Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal hating on cats

Take it to the "What movies aren't you watching?" thread

Train Dreams.

Gorgeous

epilogue wrote:Train Dreams.

Gorgeous

Beautiful and heartbreaking and weirdly hopeful

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:Train Dreams.

Gorgeous

Beautiful and heartbreaking and weirdly hopeful

One hunnit.

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:Train Dreams.

Gorgeous

Beautiful and heartbreaking and weirdly hopeful

I'm not sure that I personally found it hopeful, but I definitely found it meaningful. And it's certainly heartbreaking. Joel Edgerton is an all-timer.

Do you guys feel its better than Hamlet? Im comparing them because they are dramas and period pieces and both are nominated at the Oscars.

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:Train Dreams.

Gorgeous

Beautiful and heartbreaking and weirdly hopeful

I'm not sure that I personally found it hopeful, but I definitely found it meaningful. And it's certainly heartbreaking. Joel Edgerton is an all-timer.

Hopeful in the sense that there is life after personal tragedy, even if you’re forever marked by it

VinylGuy wrote:Do you guys feel its better than Hamlet? Im comparing them because they are dramas and period pieces and both are nominated at the Oscars.

Joel Edgerton has never expressed hate for cats

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:Train Dreams.

Gorgeous

Beautiful and heartbreaking and weirdly hopeful

I'm not sure that I personally found it hopeful, but I definitely found it meaningful. And it's certainly heartbreaking. Joel Edgerton is an all-timer.

Hopeful in the sense that there is life after personal tragedy, even if you’re forever marked by it

Indeed.

Sometimes I worry about Joe.

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mecca wrote:

epilogue wrote:Train Dreams.

Gorgeous

Beautiful and heartbreaking and weirdly hopeful

I'm not sure that I personally found it hopeful, but I definitely found it meaningful. And it's certainly heartbreaking. Joel Edgerton is an all-timer.

Hopeful in the sense that there is life after personal tragedy, even if you’re forever marked by it

Oh definitely., I can see that. I think that's reflected more in other characters and is a lesson learned too late, perhaps, for Robert. Which is part of the heartbreak. Not I can see what you mean, totally.