Red Mosquito

Recently saw Seven Psychopaths and The Hobbit. Both very enjoyable.

Brick was brilliant. Looper was just OK. The second half was pretty damn weak if you ask me.

Dev wrote:

Dev wrote:probs watch "The Comedy" tonight

what am I in for?

Not exactly sure what to make of that.

I thought you were seeing "Mud".

Soma. wrote:Brick was brilliant. Looper was just OK. The second half was pretty damn weak if you ask me.

I appreciate the gamble of Brick. I get it, I just don't think it works, ultimately. Still, applaud the guy for taking a risk and trying to move a well-worn and long-loved genre in a different direction. Just didn't work for me.

Harry Lime wrote:

Dev wrote:

Dev wrote:probs watch "The Comedy" tonight

what am I in for?

Not exactly sure what to make of that.

I thought you were seeing "Mud".

the comedy was on netflix, mud will be my next trip to the theatre.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Soma. wrote:Brick was brilliant. Looper was just OK. The second half was pretty damn weak if you ask me.

I appreciate the gamble of Brick. I get it, I just don't think it works, ultimately. Still, applaud the guy for taking a risk and trying to move a well-worn and long-loved genre in a different direction. Just didn't work for me.

I am saddened to hear that. I like Nate's (Orpheus) assessment of a charlie brown semi-noir gone wrong. Brutal film. Love it.

saw "the company you keep" tonight, I'm being generous giving it a 6/10 pretty unremarkable. but not terribly offensive except for the part where

Spoiler: show

robert redford hikes to a secret cabin to meet an old flame. This just reeked of creepy robert redford fantasy.

i might need a netflix pick for tonight, but im sure i cant count on you retards for anything worthwhile

Dev wrote:i might need a netflix pick for tonight, but im sure i cant count on you retards for anything worthwhile

lol yeah I got nothing.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Dev wrote:i might need a netflix pick for tonight, but im sure i cant count on you retards for anything worthwhile

lol yeah I got nothing.

sigh

Dev wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

Dev wrote:i might need a netflix pick for tonight, but im sure i cant count on you retards for anything worthwhile

lol yeah I got nothing.

sigh

I watched Take This Waltz last night. I really liked it.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Dev wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

Dev wrote:i might need a netflix pick for tonight, but im sure i cant count on you retards for anything worthwhile

lol yeah I got nothing.

sigh

I watched Take This Waltz last night. I really liked it.

I think I heard something about that...

Dev wrote:i might need a netflix pick for tonight, but im sure i cant count on you retards for anything worthwhile

I really enjoyed Sleepwalk with Me, check that out.

Orpheus wrote:

Dev wrote:i might need a netflix pick for tonight, but im sure i cant count on you retards for anything worthwhile

I really enjoyed Sleepwalk with Me, check that out.

I'm thinking about that one tonight.

It may seem cliche to you when it starts out, but for me it just got better and better. It's sort of like Louie, you think it's just going to be this light comedy but then it goes some places you wouldn't expect. I loved it.

turned2black wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:After Earth is getting awful reviews. It gives me great pleasure to watch the Smith family fail in the movies. But not Shyamalan. I always liked him. That's sad.

I'm the opposite. Shyamalan is terrible. Smith is a good actor when he's not doing his action star thing.

will smith is a good action star

The original star trek movie

Gatsby. Kind of a big dumb cartoon.

"How to Die in Oregon" Great movie. Obviously one-sided in its take on "death with dignity" laws and the parts that were against it seemed kinda lame and thrown in. Still, powerful stuff.

It kinda angers me that this is even an issue in a civilized society. If someone would rather die than go through a lot of pain and suffering, why the fuck should we stop them?

BurtReynolds wrote:Gatsby. Kind of a big dumb cartoon.

Orson will be so proud!