Red Mosquito

Bammer wrote:Just started LOTR last night with my kids

I was just discussing LOTR with my 7 year old and he was captivated. Wondering what age to watch the movies with him. How old are your kids? Were they into it?

The Player.

Brilliant. Made me think about Bojak Horseman a lot.

Weapons. I don't get the appeal.

VinylGuy wrote:The Player.

Brilliant. Made me think about Bojak Horseman a lot.

Baller film.

God Hellraiser rules so fucking hard

Put on Spider-Man 2 and man, he’s just throwing cars and full on spider strength punches at just a regular human with metal octopus arms

I actually quite enjoyed Wuthering Heights. Crazy good, weird, wild, etc

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Weapons. I don't get the appeal.

My kid ran through the kitchen like those kids tonight. Creeped me out.

spike wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Weapons. I don't get the appeal.

My kid ran through the kitchen like those kids tonight. Creeped me out.

Dress up like the old woman now

Dream Scenario rewatch. Man, so hilarious at times and compelling most the way through, but the last 20 minutes or so lost my interest. Goddamn that "fart/cum" scene is an all timer.

Watched Entre Nous last night and was shocked to discover afterward that it's rather obscure and not particularly well-regarded. The best movie I've watched all year. Several moments that really knocked me off balance, including the stunning ending. Really something special.

Nice, I’ll add it as a movie I want to watch in the future.

tree_ wrote:Dream Scenario rewatch. Man, so hilarious at times and compelling most the way through, but the last 20 minutes or so lost my interest. Goddamn that "fart/cum" scene is an all timer.

yeah, that moment is wonderful

"miles ahead" (2016)

i was hesitant because it seemed more like rush hour than a biopic on miles davis, but i do like rush hour so i liked it.

Nirvana the Band the Show the Movie

One of the best and funniest movies I’ve seen in a while. I’m more of a quiet chuckler, but that got more than a few guffaws out of me. Also a couple chortles. Some giggles as well.

Definitely the most Toronto-y movie ever made, which was fun. I want to know how they pulled off some of the stuff with the CN Tower

Thrash (2026)
Anaconda (2025)

A catastrophic moviewatching day for me

Makes me sad that Tommy Wirkola seems to have kind of fizzled out as a director

Jorge wrote:Thrash (2026)
Anaconda (2025)

A catastrophic moviewatching day for me

The Drama.

The first hour is good and then it kinda gets silly. Still, i liked it. Zendaya is wonderful, of course

I have tickets to see The Drama tomorrow.

Fingers crossed!