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LoathedVermin72 wrote:

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durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

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LoathedVermin72 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:You guys ever hang out together and videy the cinema? Maybe take turns treating for snacks and Diet Cokes?

Get da fuck outta here with your Diet Cokes

Sorry, Diet Pepsis.

Sorry, Diet Dr. Peppers.

Banned

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Diet Canada Drys.

You should really be ashamed of all this blatant fat-shaming

Fat people are gross. That's just a fact.

Haha. Get shit on.

Joey, is Lena Dunham fat or just... misshapen?

every time i see it i get more and more convinced that Man of Steel isn't so bad.

Peeps wrote:every time i see it i get more and more convinced that Man of Steel isn't so bad.

How many times have you seen it?

Peeps wrote:every time i see it i get more and more convinced that Man of Steel isn't so bad.

Vision tends to get worse with age, jer bear.

After Earth is awful.

i liked that movie

Ghostbusters.

I saw it on a movie theatre...a dream come true for me. I was obsessed with this movie and eveyrthing in the GB franchise when i was a kid and to finally see this on a big screen...man.

The fxs are still holding up real well.

spike wrote:i liked that movie

You would

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

spike wrote:i liked that movie

You would

oops, i was thinking of another earth actually.

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

spike wrote:i liked that movie

You would

oops, i was thinking of another earth actually.

When you're thinking about After Earth, you're thinking about another earth actually

ive probably seen it a dozen and a half times during various stages

other than lois figuring out who he is after 4 interviews and calling him clark every chance in public she could i think it is very solid. it bothered me the gajillion dollars of damage he did as superman wouldnt do that. but this is about him being a super man who becomes Superman

The Sacrament from Ti West.

Well i just love his movies..and this one is one of the good ones. This guys keeps getting better and better.

An American Hippie in Israel was kind of awesome.

Kelly Reichardt's Night Moves. It was OK, not great. Whatever happened to American neo-neo-realism? It had a moment, but seems to be gone. This was alright, but definitely different from her last three. Ramin Bahrani's last movie (At Any Price, with Zach Efron) was entirely different from his previous three---and was a certified piece of junk. Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden had two movies that would fall into the genre. But their last one, It's Kind of A Funny Story, was again, totally different. Lance Hammer of Ballast hasn't even made any movies since that one.
I can't think of anyone who has really picked up the baton for these guys, who were responsible for some of the best movies of the first decade of the century.

That movement was crap and now it's pretty much (unfortunately) infected loads of indie movies. Not sure why you think it's dead.

Also, At Any Price is pretty underrated.

At Any Price is a total piece of garbage. Dennis Quaid makes a dumb face for an hour and a half and nothing interesting happens.

Heh, nice oversimplification. I get why people hate it; it comes off as really cheesy and sappy, but that's because it's a '50s melodrama in modern clothing. That's exactly what I like about it. Though part of me wishes they had gone all out and just set it during the turn of the century with stormy skies and a sweeping score.

Argo, check out Soft in the Head and Exit Elena by Nathan Silver.