Rate the last movie that you saw for the first time.

[Fignuts]

I chose Apostle over that last night and a lot of shite it was.

Yeah, I tried watching that, but I got bored and turned it off.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Hold the Dark 6.5/10

I wasn't quite sure what was going on by the end.

[Fignuts]

Same. Cool atmosphere though.

[Seanny One Ball]

Polar - 3/4

A high concept action film with slow burning interplay, more Wick (the soundtrack and the dog shout-out were very Wick-esque)than Taken yet with some hugely detracting and distracting miscasting and misfiring on the acting front.
Mads Mikkelsen is perfect for a role like this, he's a physical specimen with charisma in abundance and an excellent wry sense of humour. The good bits are as good as Wick, the bad bits look like they belong in another film entirely. There's a gang of assassins that suck all humour from the screen and Matt Lucas cast as the nemesis is questionable in a way that makes me wonder if maybe the director had been watching Tilda Swinton in Snowpiercer a bit too much. Whatever caused it, the boss and the gang were dreadful and took too much screen time. All other aspects were either predictable yet brilliantly realised and styled or completely unpredictable, cool as shit and techno as hell.

There was this one bit with lasers... I won't ruin it for you.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Polar 6.5/10

I thought the casting of Matt Lucas kind of matched the ridiculousness of the film.

[Seanny One Ball]

What about the lasers though?

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Dragon Ball Super: Broly-6.5/10

Wanted to give it a 7 because the animation during the action, and those sequences were absolutely stellar.

The story and motives behind Broly this time around were also much better.

However, Paragus seemed to have more of a motive than Broly, and he was just kinda there. In the original, Paragus actually had a personal vendetta and plotted his revenge. Whereas in this one, he's just randomly found, and used as a pawn in what seemingly amounted to a sparring match for Frieza to watch. It didn't feel anywhere near as personal this time around even tho it's supposed to be canon.

Also the ending was really anti climactic. And honestly, I found it corny and very unsatisfying. Sure it leaves the door open but it didn't resolve anything.

So yes I liked it, but I didn't like it more than the original. I liked it about the same.

[Seanny One Ball]

Velvet Buzzsaw... half way through and I'm starting to think that Nightcrawler was great by mistake.
Rene Russo is the wrong choice for this film, Zawe Ashton was exposed as out of her depth in broad British comedies years ago and it is appallingly apparent how little she offers in a big budget Netflix film when you see her acting alongside everyone here. Toni Collette should have been given the Russo role, Rene Russo wasn't cool in the 90's when she actually had a name so this "Rene-sance" being forced down our throats makes no sense commercially nor in terms of drawing an audience.

It's asking a lot of Jake G to pull this movie out of its own arse.

I may well stop watching this. It is very poor.

[slik]

FREE SOLO - 8.5/10

Absolutely terrifying -- But also incredibly inspiring. Great documentary. Highly recommended!



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[Seanny One Ball]

Those people are pants compared to that nutty French guy that climbs the outside of skyscrapers barehanded.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows 7.7/10

I enjoyed it more than the first film.

[GD]

Now watching “Velvet Buzzsaw”. Going to ignore Seanny Hitler’s POV since he doesn’t even know what Sanford is.

[slik]

SERENITY - 3/10

(Film w/ Matthew McConaughey & Anne Hathaway).
It's a giant mess. It started off as this interesting, sexy, noir thriller and then halfway thru the film it reveals it's twist, which comes out of nowhere, and makes no fucking sense -- but the film then continues on with it.

The big, dumb twist is:



They are all characters in a video game.

[GD]

They've been so secretive about the plot, I am considering watching it tomorrow.

[slik]

Maybe one day it will end being a cult classic b/c of how bad it is.

It could happen.

[GD]

Fair enough. I will "try" to watch it this week.

[GD]

Those people are pants compared to that nutty French guy that climbs the outside of skyscrapers barehanded.

Now watching “Velvet Buzzsaw”. Going to ignore Seanny Hitler’s POV since he doesn’t even know what Sanford is.

It's not that good.

[Seanny One Ball]

Quoting the wrong post there bud.

Velvet Buzzsaw was dreadful, worse than Neon Demon actually. At least Neon Demon has Abbey Lee and Elle Fanning at their most outstandingly good looking.

[Bossman]

Deadpool II was hilarious. 9/10.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Vice 6.7/10

Christian Bale and Steve Carrell were great, but it did not really grab me; The Big Short was much better.

[Bossman]

Vice 6.7/10

Christian Bale and Steve Carrell were great, but it did not really grab me; The Big Short was much better.

Although you clearly are a faggot and a lesbian, I couldn’t agree more.

[Seanny One Ball]

The Invitation - 4/4

When a film as heavy, as agitating and uneasy as this seems to fly by like a train car made of toothpicks you are assured that it will be rent asunder by it's own lack of integrity before forty minutes are through.
Then you spend 90 minutes waiting for a collapse that never occurs because someone somewhere found the only super powered train car made of toothpicks that is as aerodynamic as it is impossible. Yes it rattles and rolls and it scared the shit out of me the first time I rode it but I really can't recommend it enough. At the end of it you know you can survive something the world ain't ready for.

I know this isn't a proper review, it's a bit of a cop out and I'm close to being sorry for that...but I refuse to be the exposition for a movie that fucking tight.

Just watch it.

Logan Marshal Green and John Carrol Lynch are outstanding, Michiel Huisman and Tammy Blanchard are unfalteringly brilliant. Every single aspect of this film was refined to brilliance and it shows in a way that my fears will always recall.

[Seanny One Ball]

Pissing myself laughing at Father Of The Year...
David Spade is my boy.

[GD]

@Seanny Do you know of this gem?

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[Seanny One Ball]

I do now pal

[GD]

"In a performance of a lifetime...Gary motherfucking Oldman!"

[Seanny One Ball]

Oh hey wait, is that the one with Gary Oldman as a dwarf?

[GD]

Si

[Seanny One Ball]

Just watched another Sandler/Spade comedy "The Change-Up" on Netflix.
I liked it. I laughed a lot. I just do not understand why I can be so enamoured by comedy and yet critics trash the genre on a daily basis.
A childish, smutty comedy is one thing but Sandler has never made one of those. They all have heart in them somewhere and there is never any filth.

I love comedy and The Change Up does the job just fine.

I think there is a critical vendetta against Happy Madison.

[GD]

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[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Jesus....

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

@Seanny Do you know of this gem?

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Man, you probably couldn't make that film these days; mad politically-incorrect. Therefore, at some point, I will have to watch it.

[Seanny One Ball]

I wonder how many films like that Peter Dinklage turns down on a daily basis

[Damian Rey 2.0]

The Lego movie: the second part-8/10

The same high pace, frantic, gag driven model returns and tho it's not quite as good as the original, it's a fun, funny follow-up. The kiddo loved it as well.

[GD]

The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part - 7/10

[slik]

The Prodigy - 6/10

Acting was decent and it had a few moments but overall it's a no from me.

[Blue Demon]

The Upside - 6/10. I thought it was pretty decent and Hart and Cranston did well, I found some of it too cliche and a bit preachy at times.

[Emperor Smeat]

Suicide Squad - 2.5 out of 5

Most of the film felt pretty boring.

[GD]

Cold Pursuit - 7/10

Happy Death Day - 6/10

[Droford]

Happy Death Day 2U 9/10 biggest complaint I had is the post credits scene doesn't set up a 3rd movie like was rumored

[Seanny One Ball]

The Edge of Seventeen - 10/10


Films like that should have a maximum age rating, not a minimum.

[GD]

The Edge of Seventeen - 10/10

[GD]

Last edited by Seanny One Ball; 02-14-2019 at 07:47 PM. Reason: Dave deleted then re-posted his post to avoid my post. I'm not okay with that.

Wasn't meant to avoid your post, dummy. Just to annoy you.

[GD]

Gully Boy - 7/10

[slik]

Happy Death Day 2 U - 7.5/10

Fun and surprisingly emotional, really enjoyed it

[GD]

That's next on my list. Might go tomorrow or something. Hate packed theaters and when people talk.

[GD]

Happy Death Movie 2 U - 7/10

I didn't see the post credit scene.

[Blue Demon]

Cold Persuit - 4/10. Had it's funny moments, but I found a lot of the acting pretty bad and it was a little too cheesy for my liking.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Legend of Tarzan 6.5/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Life 7/10

[GD]

Alita: Battle Angel - 5/10

[Droford]

Fighting with My Family 8/10 once you get over the timeline inaccuracies (Paige gets her first tryout at "Smackdown Live" and all the WWE logos used are the newer logo for instance, the movie itself was decent and didn't feel like WWE had it's hands all over it.

[Blue Demon]

Green Book - 9/10....really enjoyed it. I'm sure they took liberties with the story, but it was good. Funny yet dramatic.

[Seanny One Ball]

What was it I read today about Green Book on Cracked?
"A symphony of lies" apparently, and Mahershala Ali has apologised to Don Shirley's family over his portrayal.

[Seanny One Ball]

Apparently Viggo Mortensen teaches him how to eat fried chicken and enjoy soul music.
Thank God he was there to help him.

[Blue Demon]

What was it I read today about Green Book on Cracked?
"A symphony of lies" apparently, and Mahershala Ali has apologised to Don Shirley's family over his portrayal.

Apparently Viggo Mortensen teaches him how to eat fried chicken and enjoy soul music.
Thank God he was there to help him.

However, in an interview with Variety Tony Lips' son said "It's unfortunate to me because I don’t want to hurt the Shirley family in any way. [Don Shirley and Tony Vallelonga] were together a year and a half and they did remain friends. There’s a lot of information [the Shirley family] doesn’t have, and they were hurt that I didn’t speak to them. But to be quite honest with you, Don Shirley himself told me not to speak to anyone. And he only wanted certain parts of his life. He only allowed me to tell what happened on the trip. Since [the family] were not on the trip—this is right out of his mouth—he said, ‘No one else was there but your father and I. We’ve told you.’ And he approved what I put in and didn’t put in. So obviously, to say I didn’t contact them, that was hard for me because I didn’t want to betray what I promised him [Dr. Shirley]."

https://variety.com/2019/film/news/green-book-controversy-writer-nick-vallelonga-don-shirley-1203103114/

[Seanny One Ball]

You have convinced me.
Poor oblivious Don Shirley, completely unaware of popular music and cuisine.

[slik]

How To Train Your Dragon 3 - 9/10

I thought it was really good. I haven't seen the first two but might watch them sometime now.

[Seanny One Ball]

Journey's End - 3.5/4

A stripped down WW1 dialogue-driven film with minimal action and great emphasis on tone, atmosphere and fantastic use of what little it has.
This is the sort of war film you would get from a director in the forties and fifties - no budget but a great script and access to proven talent.
This is no romantic rehash, nor is is dispassionate and cold. Unusually it is a heartfelt and realistic homage to men who's days were numbered and who's emotions were strained beyond temper.

Heavy going and incredibly unforgiving, a companion to Gallipoli in it's ability to infuriate and appal.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

How To Train Your Dragon 3 - 9/10

I thought it was really good. I haven't seen the first two but might watch them sometime now.

Taking the little one tonight. We loved that first 2.

[Seanny One Ball]

Paddleton was extremely on the nose... Ray Romano puts in one of the all time great performances though so if you can handle the concept prepare for the old cliche that comedians do drama better than anybody.

I'd find it hard to fault the film, in fact it was honest and excellent in every way. I just did not like the way it made me feel nor the inevitability of the outcome. It is a hard film to rate for that reason.

I doubt I would ever watch it again despite the unassailable brilliance of Ray Romano's turn. He really is magnificent in it, I actually went in thinking Mark Duplass would steal the show yet again but this was all Romano.
Mark Duplass is on a crazy run of productivity lately. I hope he doesn't burn out or go nuts because he's the sort of guy any aspiring writers should look at. He's great.

[Blonde Moment]

Paddleton was extremely on the nose... Ray Romano puts in one of the all time great performances though so if you can handle the concept prepare for the old cliche that comedians do drama better than anybody.

I'd find it hard to fault the film, in fact it was honest and excellent in every way. I just did not like the way it made me feel nor the inevitability of the outcome. It is a hard film to rate for that reason.

I doubt I would ever watch it again despite the unassailable brilliance of Ray Romano's turn. He really is magnificent in it, I actually went in thinking Mark Duplass would steal the show yet again but this was all Romano.
Mark Duplass is on a crazy run of productivity lately. I hope he doesn't burn out or go nuts because he's the sort of guy any aspiring writers should look at. He's great.

It can get you thinking about life and the people you come across on a daily basis.
How many people do you know that could be one of those men?
What would it take for you to be one of these men?
How many TPww posters could pass for one of these men?

[Seanny One Ball]

You could say that about almost any film

[GD]

Fighting With My Family - 8/10

Very emotional. Took some "creative liberties" but very effective.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Get Out 7/10

[Frank Drebin]

Very emotional

[ClockShot]

Alita: Battle Angel - 3/5

Never seen the original anime so I really can't give an accurate basis for a review. But, I was bored and wanted to get out of the house. It was "okay". Probably safe to say it was better than Ghost in the Shell?

[Black Widow]

Jaws 3.

1st is clearly the best one.

[Seanny One Ball]

Jaws 4, The Revenge does it for me.

Michael Caine emerges from water completely dry.
Mario Van Peebles at one point says "Michael stop bustin' ma boogie!" to the protagonist.

It has everything.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Fighting with my Family-7/10

Not the propaganda wwe film I thought it be. Pretty decent character movie, with Paige's brother Zack easily being the most intriguing and layered of characters.

The wrestling stuff was unsurprisingly campy, but it didn't make a joke out of it, and the cast did a good job of making good on their lines. Enjoyed it much more than expected even tho it fluffs the fuck out of Paige.

[Droford]

Glass 4/10 totally unnecessary, boring for 90% of the movie.

[GD]

Saw "Pretty in Pink" for the first time. James Spader looks dashing.

[Seanny One Ball]

You are sooooooo Duckie

[slik]

I've had more than 1 person in my life tell me I am Duckie from Pretty in Pink before

[Seanny One Ball]

I used to get Chandler Bing comparisons. We've all been hurt before.

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching Dirty John: The Dirty Truth

This guy...

[Seanny One Ball]

Can only feel sympathy for a few of these people... some of them come off terribly because they endangered their kids. The blonde should be too ashamed of herself to be in this. Terrible mother.

[Seanny One Ball]

This guy though...

What moxy!

[Seanny One Ball]

I don't want to victim blame here but this guy was shooting fish here until the fish started growing arms and pulling the trigger themselves.
This Deborah woman was trying to commit suicide by marriage essentially. She's just as nuts as him.

[Seanny One Ball]

Whoah, the ending is dope.

Great story.
Love it.

[Seanny One Ball]

Genuinely love that the five foot tall daughter of this negligent, disgraceful mother Deborah was the one who took him out. Not only that but she beat him in an unfair fight that he started with a weapon, a weapon she took off him and stabbed him to bits with.

What a way to end the story.

[Seanny One Ball]

Watched that Hired Gun documentary about studio musicians. It's all fine fare but but why the fuck are they lionising Quiet fucking Riot of all people?

Quiet Riot are a fifth rate Slade cover band. I'm too bothered by the effusive praise for such a terrible band to continue the movie now.

[slik]

Fighting With My Family - 9/10

I thought it was good. Lots of heart and humor. There's some liberties taken for narrative purposes, but that's to be expected. My least favorite part was probably the end when Paige debuts on the main roster. All the stuff w/ her and her family is solid, great chemistry between the actors.

I enjoyed it!

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Tulip Fever 6.5/10

[Seanny One Ball]

Guru Dave you should watch "Jeff Who Lives At Home" if you haven't already. It's yet another Duplass bro's movie, one with plentiful whimsy.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

I'm currently watching the documentary on flat earthers, "Behind the Curve."

Jesus.

[Seanny One Ball]

Don't you listen to Joe Rogan?

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

I do.

These flat earthers do not seem to be doing themselves any favours by appearing in this documentary.

Of course, I am a round Earth shill, so what do I know.

[Seanny One Ball]

The shape of Earth is timecube.

Always.

[slik]

Greta - 7.0/10

Isabelle Huppert is the best part of the movie, as always she is bouncing off the walls fascinating to watch. Didn't love the movie, Didn't hate the movie. Some plot issues put it in the middle.

[Droford]

FREE SOLO - 8.5/10

Absolutely terrifying -- But also incredibly inspiring. Great documentary. Highly recommended!



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Andrew Berends died friday.

https://editspecialists.com/andrewberendsmemorial/website/

Apparently it was suicide since he was dealing with Parkinsons Disease

[slik]

Beyond The Curve - 7/10 (Netflix)

An interesting documentary about the most notable people behind the Flat Earth movement. It hints at Patricia Steere being independtly wealthy but never explains where the wealth comes from. Gets into the psychology of why people (likely) believe the Earth is flat - and why they won't ever (likely) change their mind, with interviews from scientists. Mark Sargeant comes across as a loveable everyman. AJ Styles being interrogated by Daniel Bryan for thinking the Earth is flat on SmackDownLIVE makes a brief appearance.

[XL]

Watched it last night. The end is hilarious.

[Seanny One Ball]

I'm no big Mission Impossible fan but the new one has a fight scene in it that is easily one of the most exciting, fun and cool things I have seen in a movie for a long time.

It was like The Raid 2: Berandal but all they had were five minutes in the toilet.

Top action!

[Blue Demon]

Fighting With My Family - 4.5/5. It was good, and didn't treat wrestling as dumb or anything, and didn't treat people who may be non fans as an outsider or whatever.

[GD]

I'm no big Mission Impossible fan but the new one has a fight scene in it that is easily one of the most exciting, fun and cool things I have seen in a movie for a long time.

It was like The Raid 2: Berandal but all they had were five minutes in the toilet.

Top action!

Knowing that Cruise is a crazy person and does a majority of the stunts add to the tension. The last movie was a solid action movie.

[GD]

Captain Marvel was underwhelming. The mid credit scene was good.

[slik]

Captain Marvel - 8/10

It's much funnier than the previews would lead you to believe. Brie Larson is good, she and Samuel L Jackson have terrific chemistry. GOOSE is a scene stealer. Talos is a good villain. Marie/Carol the 'emotional heart' of the film. As a Marvel movie, I'd put it somewhere in the middle of the pack.

[GD]

Captain Marvel - 8/10

It's much funnier than the previews would lead you to believe. Brie Larson is good, she and Samuel L Jackson have terrific chemistry. GOOSE is a scene stealer. Talos is a good villain. Marie/Carol the 'emotional heart' of the film. As a Marvel movie, I'd put it somewhere in the middle of the pack.

Didn't click with me at all. Feel like Wonder Woman is still the gold standard as far as female superhero movies are concerned.

[Seanny One Ball]

Wonder Woman is a good film but people are having a laugh if they think it's anything more than a superhero movie about a stupendously fuckable broad.
It's nothing new.

[GD]

The movie was trying to do way too much. The protagonist was not at all sympathetic and shows no vulnerability at all. Brie’s portrayal was disappointing considering what she’s capable of. By Marvel standards, it was ridiculously bland at best. The way they handled her amnesia, past life and relationships was also subpar. There are some “cool spots” here and there but overall, it was a major letdown.

[slik]

I think it's apples and oranges to WW tbh

Wondy is a much more emotional film and totally different. And yes, WW is a much better movie.

I wouldn't say Carol is 'not vulnerable' in this film, I'd say she was given about the same treatment as Tony Stark in IM 1. She's a smart-ass who has some chops, whose biggest adversary is really internal.

[GD]

I think it's apples and oranges to WW tbh

Wondy is a much more emotional film and totally different. And yes, WW is a much better movie.

I wouldn't say Carol is 'not vulnerable' in this film, I'd say she was given about the same treatment as Tony Stark in IM 1. She's a smart-ass who has some chops, whose biggest adversary is really internal.

If that's the case, they failed miserably. They couldn't accomplish a fraction of what they did with RDJ and his portrayal of Tony Stark.

[GD]

They almost ruined "Come As You Are" for me.

[Ruien]

The movie was trying to do way too much. The protagonist was not at all sympathetic and shows no vulnerability at all. Brie’s portrayal was disappointing considering what she’s capable of. By Marvel standards, it was ridiculously bland at best. The way they handled her amnesia, past life and relationships was also subpar. There are some “cool spots” here and there but overall, it was a major letdown.

This movie isnt about her being vulnerable in a physical sense. She deals with some things internally though. I agree with Slik as they gave her the Iron Man treatment.

7.5/10 for Captain Marvel. The first half was as much of a cookie cutter Marvel movie as you can get. The second he really stepped it up and threw in some good curveballs.

[A.J.K]

Captain Marvel

10/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Other Boleyn Girl 6.5/10

Light fluff, but Scarlett Johansson is scrumptious as always.

[Supreme Olajuwon]

Raiders of the Lost Ark - 94%

First time watching an Indiana Jones movie. Very good. A lot of fun.

Disappointed that Karen Allen didn’t have a bigger movie career because she was probably my favorite part of the movie.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Howards End (1992) 8/10

Not to sound like a girl (Guru Dave), but Emma Thompson is enchanting in it, and I can see why she won an Oscar for her performance.

[Seanny One Ball]

Raiders of the Lost Ark - 94%

First time watching an Indiana Jones movie. Very good. A lot of fun.

Disappointed that Karen Allen didn’t have a bigger movie career because she was probably my favorite part of the movie.


Karen Allen was the quintessential attainable girl next door type. I can only name this and Scrooged off the top of my head as films she starred in though.

Hmmm

[GD]

Howards End (1992) 8/10

Not to sound like a girl (Guru Dave), but Emma Thompson is enchanting in it, and I can see why she won an Oscar for her performance.

No shame in acknowledging how graceful she is.

[Black Widow]

Madea's funreal

What a piece of Shit movie but i expected nothing less.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Karen Allen was the quintessential attainable girl next door type. I can only name this and Scrooged off the top of my head as films she starred in though.

Hmmm

She was also in the most recent Indiana Jones film, but of course, she was an old braud in that.

[Seanny One Ball]

Manson Family Vacation - 4/4

This is so brilliantly written that I only knew fully what it was about when it ended. For a steadily paced film with no great tricks or flash that puts a lot of value in the script. That the two lead performances were up to the standard of the writing says a lot about the actors themselves. Jay Duplass is as solid an actor as you'll find but he brings a lot to this one. It's easy to highlight Linas Phillips as the stand out but I think the subtlety of Jay's performance brings out the very best and most likeable version of the character Phillips is playing. The best way I can say it is that the film is as open and honest as the relationship between the lead characters, which is to say that the truth comes out in the end... not a moment before.

I think the ending itself serves as a way to hurl perspective into a situation which none of us would be prepared for, and it does so in a split second through a fence with a look that hit me for six.

I should say it's not a big fiery twist ending or anything, this is an almost purely emotionally driven film and the situation is a strange familial one, certainly not a strangely familiar one...

[Nicky Fives]

Fighting With My Family - 7.5/10 - The best WWE Films production since See No Evil.

Captain Marvel - 8/10 - Enjoyed it, but despite not ever having read the comics, I found it fairly predictable.... Lots of good action and humor as always and set up the next movie in April quite well....

[OssMan]

Madea's funreal

What a piece of Shit movie but i expected nothing less.

Lol can you explain the circumstances behind you going to see this movie

[GD]

Lol can you explain the circumstances behind you going to see this movie

Yeah...why would you even see that movie considering your stance?

[Black Widow]

Date wanted to see it

[GD]

Date wanted to see it

Ironically or does she not know about your bigoted views?

[ClockShot]

Captain Marvel - 3.75/5

It was good. But, Brie Larson. Just didn't fit with me as Marvel's tough bitch Carol Danvers. I kept thinking back to Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road and nobody could play that role than her.

[Lock Jaw]

Captain Marvel 7/10.

Another decent movie churned out by the Marvel-Disney Industrial Complex

[GD]

Damn you guys! I’ll have to go again.

[Seanny One Ball]

Linas Phillips might be my new favourite actor.

This guy has it.

[Seanny One Ball]

Linas Phillips in Rainbow Time gives the best performance of a developmentally challenged adult that I have ever seen.

It's a strange film, absolutely brilliant in terms of awkward tension and frustratingly honest in it's depiction of a man who can be very difficult to live with. The laughs are truthful and again, honest. It is a story with it's heart right up in front and it asks nothing more than patience and understanding.

This is a laugh out loud film and it's as forthright as any film I can remember seeing. It pulls no punches and actually embraces the aspects of character that other film makers may balk at when offered the script.

The plaudits belong to Linas Phillips for this little masterpiece. This is how you make independent films.

[Seanny One Ball]

Rainbow Time - 4/4

[Black Widow]

Ironically or does she not know about your bigoted views?Not yet but plenty of other fish in the sea if it's a issue.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Captain Marvel-7/10

It was good from an entertainment standpoint. But it's forgettable.

That friendship angle and the emotion they tried to tie it to felt really tracked on and cheesy. It just didn't land. And honestly, neither did Marvel. Larson was good at times but I don't feel we really watched her character grow.

The villains and their plot were also meh. Extremely uninteresting and just kinda there.

Overall, I enjoyed it as passable entertainment but it falls short of the best Marvel films and isn't anything memorable or groundbreaking.

[GD]

Green Book - 9/10

Viggo Mortensen is a national treasure.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Remains of the Day 7.5/10

[Seanny One Ball]

Are you on a Merchant Ivory kick right now?

[Seanny One Ball]

The Remains Of The Day is their best work in my opinion. I like how buttoned up and restrained Hopkins is.

[GD]

Paddleton - 7/10

Ray Romano was really good.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Are you on a Merchant Ivory kick right now?

I'm on a early 1990s Emma Thompson kick at the mo, but I may watch more Merchant Ivory films.

I'll be watching Sense and Sensibility on Sunday.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Triple Frontier 6.5/10

[GD]

Saw Captain Marvel again. Enjoyed it more. Still feel Larson was flat.

[Lock Jaw]

Tremors: 7.5/10
Termors II: Aftershock: 7/10
Tremors 3: Back to Perfection: 6.5/10
Tremors 4: The Legend Begins: 6/10
Tremors 5: Bloodlines: 5/10
Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell: 5/10

[slik]

Apollo 11 -- 7/10

Great restored footage of the crowds and people gathering to watch Apollo 11 and inside the control room/takeoff. Really gives the most accurate look at people alive at the time in that sense, than anything else. Space shots all things you've seen before. A good look at Apollo 11 from liftoff to return home.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Girl with a Pearl Earring 7/10

[Frank Drebin]

Captain Marvel.

6/10. Meh

[GD]

Captain Marvel.

6/10. Meh

Finally!

[Black Widow]

Hell or High Water was really good.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Sense and Sensibility 7.8/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

I want to watch the Kenneth Branagh/Emma Thompson version of Much Ado About Nothing, but neither Amazon, Netflix or Google Play (the UK websites) have it available to stream.

[Jordan]

Tremors: 7.5/10
Termors II: Aftershock: 7/10
Tremors 3: Back to Perfection: 6.5/10
Tremors 4: The Legend Begins: 6/10
Tremors 5: Bloodlines: 5/10
Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell: 5/10

LOL come on man there is a big difference between Tremors, and ALL of the sequels, which as you pointed out do get worse and worse. It's more like 7.5/8ish for the first one and then II has to be like 5.5 and then the rest are at least 4 at most. That first one is so good though.

[Jordan]

I want to watch the Kenneth Branagh/Emma Thompson version of Much Ado About Nothing, but neither Amazon, Netflix or Google Play (the UK websites) have it available to stream.

Wow random, I have it on DVD.

[Lock Jaw]

LOL come on man there is a big difference between Tremors, and ALL of the sequels, which as you pointed out do get worse and worse. It's more like 7.5/8ish for the first one and then II has to be like 5.5 and then the rest are at least 4 at most. That first one is so good though.

It wasn't a masterpiece or anything.... Was a good fun average movie, then the second was also a good fun average movie, then 3 on were still fun enough movies, but increasingly slipped below average.

[Seanny One Ball]

I think Jordan X knows how you feel about Tremors a bit better than you do mate.

[Lock Jaw]

DAMN.

Get out my head, bro

[Seanny One Ball]

You know who I like in Tremors? The annoying asshole kid that returns in the third or fourth one. He was great.

Sabrina Spellman's teacher is in one of them, she's Bert's sister IRL.
The girl from Jurassic Park is too.

[Seanny One Ball]

All of those people are in the third one. Back To Perfection was the last one I still liked. The fourth was bad. Never saw 5 or 6 because I bought the quadrilogy boxset like a jerk.

[Lock Jaw]

The girl from Jurassic Park comes back in the 3rd one too, and they do a whole rip off of the hiding from the raptors in the kitchen scene.

[Lock Jaw]

The 4th one started off rrrreal slow, but eventually I got into it more

[Seanny One Ball]

Please read my posts

[Seanny One Ball]

The 4th one started off rrrreal slow, but eventually I got into it more

I fell asleep twice trying to watch it on separate occasions.

[Lock Jaw]

The 5th and 6th ones.... very much feels like they were made "just because", and have absolutely "nothing to add". Fine as "mindless background movies" at best.

[slik]

I want to watch the Kenneth Branagh/Emma Thompson version of Much Ado About Nothing, but neither Amazon, Netflix or Google Play (the UK websites) have it available to stream.

That's a good flick...I played Don John in a college of production of Much Ado About Nothing and watched this for the first time before that.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

I remember seeing part of it some 20 years ago, but only about 15 mins. I might buy it on the cheap on DVD later in April.

[Seanny One Ball]

The Matrix is now 20 years old. That's crazy.

[Seanny One Ball]

In 1999 Apocalypse Now had just turned 20 years old...

Apocalypse Now feels a lot older than that to me. The Matrix will almost certainly never feel old to me.

I am a husk.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

So old now, Seanny; nearly ready for the knacker's yard.

[slik]

Us - 8/10

It's good and strange and very different from 'Get Out'. Lots of neat scenes and good acting. But it was also very strange. I liked it, but I didn't love it. I'll definitely remember it though. I really wish that:



They would have explained more about the doubles and where they came from...they sort of loosely explain it, but without any significant depth.

[GD]

Us - 8/10

Really out there. Wasn't as straight forward as "Get Out". I found the ending to be a bit underwhelming.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Mississippi Burning 7.5/10

I saw a bit of it, perhaps 15 years ago, but this was the first time all the way through.

[GD]

Saw The Terminator for the first time as an adult. The animatronics were something.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Captain Marvel 7/10

I quite enjoyed it. I also felt it was superior to Wonder Woman.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Our Kind of Traitor 6.5/10

[Black Widow]

The Dirt

Pretty good.

[Fignuts]

Who marathons the Tremors movies?

Seems bleak

[Lock Jaw]

Somehow even though I do not like or watch horror movies at all, I have been drawn into a "horror movie marathon club" with a few friends.... Tremors turned out to not really be horror movies, but it was put forward as one of the options because the one dude really likes the first movie, and I voted for it precisely because it didn't seem like horror....

Previous marathons we did all the Nightmare on Elm Street and all the Friday the 13th movies.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

A Room with a View 7/10

It has an understated barminess and charm to it, but the film did not entirely hold my attention.

[Seanny One Ball]

Fitzcarraldo - 3/4

A slow, deliberately frustrating journey through an extremely hostile natural environment mirrored back in the plot, the production problems and in the wait for something big to finally happen.
It does have to be admired as an absolutely unnecessary exercise, an almost extravagant use of real physical manpower and presumably a whole bunch of human rights violations.

The story is that of an ambitious man run down by lack of aptitude, the film a perfect reflection of it on screen and in it's well recorded, torturous production history.

I don't think the film is as good as the story it tells or the methods Herzog used to tell it but it is a sight to see knowing how it was made. Throw in the documentary "Mein Liebster Feind" as proof of Herzog and Kinski's completely insane working relationship and it's hard to imagine how this was ever finished.

Kinski plays a role Jason Robards had filmed 40% of, contracted dysentery and quit. Mick Jagger was supposed to be in it too but due to the crazy delays he dropped out and was never replaced.

This is a noble attempt at realism through legitimacy but I feel like Klaus Kinski was brought in in desperation and it shows. He's not who I'd have cast, the character needs to be more sympathetic rather than utterly pathetic.

[SlickyTrickyDamon]

Fighting with my family 7.5/10.

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching Creed 2.

My spine is still tingling at the hour mark. This means it's going to be a perfect score. It's basically Rocky 3's story structure in an updated Rocky 4 atmosphere.

It's so in tune with the Rocky vibe that no matter how predictable it can be you know you're leaving with a full heart.

Sly just keeps giving back to his fans. I love that man.

[Seanny One Ball]

This is incredible. I can't remember the last time my body reacted to a film so positively...spine tingling. In all honesty it was probably Rocky 3 when I was a little boy.

This may be the second best Rocky film. It's absolutely fucking brilliant.

[Seanny One Ball]

CGI in the fight looks like a video game. Pretty awesome.

[Seanny One Ball]

Creed 2 - 4/4 a perfect tribute to the legacy of a truly brilliant franchise. There are some astonishing homages to the earlier films and some wonderful swerves and emotionally satisfying story conclusions and progressions.

I know how I'd write Creed 3 and I am truly terrified that it will be the end forever.

[Black Widow]

Girl In The Spider's Web.

It was enjoyable

[RP]

Girl In The Spider's Web.

It was enjoyable

Must of been a shit ton of black men in that Girls Spider Web.

[AlexJones]

The Obama Deception - 10/10

[Seanny One Ball]

LOL

[AlexJones]

"Scanner Darkly features the greatest cameo in the history of motion pictures..." - Roger Ebert

[Lock Jaw]

Creed 2 - 4/4 a perfect tribute to the legacy of a truly brilliant franchise. There are some astonishing homages to the earlier films and some wonderful swerves and emotionally satisfying story conclusions and progressions.

I know how I'd write Creed 3 and I am truly terrified that it will be the end forever.

How would you write it? I expect a first draft on my desk by Friday.

[Black Widow]

Must of been a shit ton of black men in that Girls Spider Web.

Was only impersonating all the women you've had in your life.

[Seanny One Ball]

Looking at a few upcoming films and it looks like Dark Phoenix is going to suck ass.
I reckon Tarantino's Manson film is going to be fucking awful too. On the plus side it has Emile Hirsch, Dreama Walker, Timothy Olyphant and Damon Herriman so there will be some brilliance among the seat sniffers that have lined up for it.

[GD]

Thunder Road - 10/10

This film has done "irreparable damage". It made me want to stay alive and commit suicide innumerable number of times.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Layer Cake 8/10

[slik]

DUMBO - 6.5/10

Good production design but not a good or great film. Just ok. Was looking forward to seeing what Tim Burton would do w/ 'The Pink Elephants on Parade' scene and it's very underwhelming.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

How to Train Your Dragon 3-8/10

Much of the same from the previous 2. The villain wasn't particularly deep and the stakes weren't really high at all. It's a good story, though, and the main characters carry it because the supporting cast is seemingly there for one liners and gags.

Still a fun and funny ending to what's been a surprisingly great trilogy. Very much liked the direction they decided to go in for closing up the series.

[Seanny One Ball]

Damian Rey writes readable, enjoyable movie reviews. I envy the ability to be so pinpoint.

[Seanny One Ball]

DUMBO - 6.5/10

Good production design but not a good or great film. Just ok. Was looking forward to seeing what Tim Burton would do w/ 'The Pink Elephants on Parade' scene and it's very underwhelming.


Not surprised nor upset by this. Very interested to see it now.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Damian Rey writes readable, enjoyable movie reviews. I envy the ability to be so pinpoint.

You sweet man. Oddly enough, I envy your ability to watch movies with a "see the forest for the trees" approach. You should be blogging reviews, really.

[slik]

Thunder Road - 9/10

Real gem of the independent scene. Both a comedy and a tragedy about a man whose life is falling apart.

[GD]

Thunder Road - 9/10

Real gem of the independent scene. Both a comedy and a tragedy about a man whose life is falling apart.

:heart:

[Black Widow]

What Men Want

5/10

Mel Gibson version where he read women's thoughts was better.

[Bad News Gertner]

Fyre

Documentary on the Fyre Festival.

9/10. It was really good.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer 7.7/10

Ben Whishaw plays a Zeeboe-esque character, who goes around murdering women with the intent of capturing their scent to create the greatest perfume.

[ClockShot]

Triple Frontier - 3.5/5

Meh. It's got a unique plot. But, there's better military heist flicks. See: Kelly's Heroes and Three Kings.

[GD]

Shazam! - 9/10

[slik]

Shazam! - 9/10

Probably one of the best superhero flix - DC or Marvel. It's got comedy-drama-action and surprisingly some horror touches as well. But it all flows. Characters are all fleshed out pretty well, script and directing is solid. Basically BIG meets Harry Potter meets Superman.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Blow 7/10

[ClockShot]

Focus - 3.5/5

I wish Will Smith would make more of these types of films instead of going for the Disney or summer blockbuster money grab. Ali, Pursuit of Happiness, etc. are all good stuff.

[GD]

Triple Frontier - 6/10

[Lock Jaw]

Shazam! 8/10

Was good. Feel like a lot of the humour was given away in the trailers and so "lost its impact". I'd say it isn't better than Aquaman or Wonder Woman, but definitely better than Man of Steel/BvS/Suicide Squad.

Was surprised that they did the modern version of Shazam with the family... I had heard nothing about it, and didn't even know they were in the movie (other than Freddy of course).

[Seanny One Ball]

Sun Dogs - 3/4

A film of greatly flawed brilliance who's writing and direction push a hackneyed story beyond cheesy into charming via three compelling, warm contributions from Melissa Benoit, Ed O'Neil and the restrained but immensely entertaining Michael Angarano.

The ending of this film was extraordinary, enough to make another 90 minute film out of.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Piano 8/10

I'm not quite sure what to make of the film, but I found myself engrossed by it.

[Seanny One Ball]

I love that your comments do not support any real notion of worth.
The Piano is truly an awful film. Minimalist pap with nothing enjoyable about it. No celebration of anything, even the cinematography depresses me. It is a wholly wasteful, deliberately self indulgent child of a film.

[Seanny One Ball]

I watched The Piano recently and fucking hated it. It made me want to strangle Holly Hunter and she doesn't say one word in the entire thing.
God it was bad. Anyway I looked it up and it holds great critical acclaim yet in amongst the reviews I found this treasured gem:


The most insidiously awful type of film, however, is Arthouse Lite. A key example is The Piano by Jane Campion. It is middlebrow, pseudo-literary cinema, which is shallow and prissy and genteel. Those self-regarding pretty-pretty compositions of Holly Hunter on the beach, drove me up the wall. She's mute: which manages to be such a smug passive-aggressive idea. That's my thing about bad films. Honest dreck is fine. It's straight-to-video rubbish and I don't get upset about it, but I can get upset about middleweight nonsense.

That's exactly the sort of film that needs to be burned out and removed from sight so that nobody can copy it.

Terrence Malick makes films as bad as this.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Shazam!-8/10

Really fun, heartwarming, plucky little movie. This is there approach Suicide Squad should've taken. The stakes for the characters are high, but it's still an intimate, small scale story that doesn't leave you asking "why wouldn't Wonder Woman or Supes just show up?".

Loved where they went with the ending and how they utilised the family. I'll leave it at that as far as they go. But it's a really fun, lighthearted movie with funny gags and pokes at the DC universe.

I'd put this above Aquaman and below Wonder Woman as far as the DC films go.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Escape Plan 7/10
Walking Tall 6/10

[GD]

Fateful Findings - 10/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Escape Plan 2 3/10

So naff.

[Black Widow]

Paddington 2

Good kid movie that i didn't get annoyed with.

[GD]

Black Widow, do you like American History X?

[Black Widow]

Never watched it only seen the curb stomp clip.

[slik]

Missing Link - 8.5/10

Delightful. Very slapstick. Stop-motion gets better and better every time a new film is released.

[slik]

^^^


So I ended up having the entire theater to myself to see Missing Link, but it didn't start out that way. When I arrived to the theater there was another person present, sitting a few seats down from me, same row. They ended up leaving...I think because of me... :D


I looked around and said "I think we are the only people here" and the guy turns to me and says "Yeah, I was thinking about seeing this or Dumbo because I have a Stubs membership" and I said "yeah, I have one too" (Dumbo is AWFUL, side note).


Then he said "Or Hellboy" and I said "I was going to see Hellboy, but the Rotten Tomatoes score is something like 13%". This was the moment of "the triggering" :eek::eek::eek:


The guy turns to me and starts rambling for maybe 30 seconds - it seemed like longer - about how Rotten Tomatoes is propaganda who protected Brie Larson and Brie Larson is a terrible actress and can't act and Brie Larson has no emotions and ruins every movie she is in. Clearly, a very serious and important issue of our time. :yes:


I said "I think Brie Larson is great. The movie she won an Oscar for, ROOM, she is fantastic in that" (weird grumbling sound from guy) "I can't wait for Endgame in a few weeks, she is going to kick ass in that". :love:


At this point he mumbled something that sort-of-kind-of sounded like "I can't...do this" and then he got up and left. I thought maybe he went to the restroom or concessions, but nope, he never came back, ever. It was a delight having the place to myself, so "Thank You" to Brie Larson, you helped eliminate this dude tonight -- and probably Thanos in a few more weeks. :y::wave:

[Lock Jaw]

Hellboy (2019) - 4/10

Reminded me of the 2nd Michael Bay Ninja Turtles. There's some fun generic action, there are hints of some good themes and a good story, there's a villain who seems threatening but fizzles out.... everything just kind of fizzles out actually.

[Seanny One Ball]

Slik's story was good

[slik]

Pet Sematary - 7/10

Not as good as the original but filmed better and a sharper production design. Tone is good overall and pacing works. Just doesn't quite have the 'x-factor' of the original imo.

[Black Widow]

Pineapple Express

Hilarious

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Expendables 6.5/10

It is saved by its last 30 mins or so, which is so ridiculous, you can't help but enjoy it.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Expendables 2 7/10

A better put together film than the first, fuelled by testosterone turned up to 11.

[Blonde Moment]

Pet Sematary - 7/10

Not as good as the original but filmed better and a sharper production design. Tone is good overall and pacing works. Just doesn't quite have the 'x-factor' of the original imo.

How do you think it would rate if this was the first rather than a remake?

[slik]

Good question.

I would give it a 7.5/10 for excellent atmosphere and story with depth, but in need of a stronger ending. For the record, I think the original builds to it's finish better and this film has a slightly different end.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Triple Frontier-7/10

Liked it but didn't love it. Thought the performances were really good, and Oscar Isaac is a man crush of mine. As is Affleck. And Pedro Pascal. And they were great. But the story is kinda meh.

4 military guys decide they want to rob and murder a drug lord and cash in on their skills for their own gain, which goes well and is pretty much the setup for the 2nd and 3rd acts.

This is where the movie goes kinda meh. The situations they find themselves in is driven by greed and desperation but other than a few fleeting lines, it's never really focused on. Shit happens but the emotional heft is lacking when they do. Not because of the characters themselves, but maybe because I just wasn't invested in what they were doing.

The ending is pretty unsatisfactory as well. Again, a lack of emphasis on their greed being the biggest reason things didn't go as planned and went south fast is what makes it that way for me. The cast is the saving grace. This is a pretty mediocre heist story that's elevated with a cast that's better than the material they're given.

[XL]

<s>Cock</s>Blockers 7/10

[ClockShot]

The Highwaymen - 3.75/5

Not bad. But Bonnie & Clyde is one of the all-time great films. Can't go near it.

[Helmsphere]

My Hero Academia: Two Heroes - 7/10

Was Good, but after watching DBS: Broly, it may of set the bar too high for this flim

[Lock Jaw]

Hellboy (2004) - 8/10

Was enjoyable. Was definitely a lot more coherent and "cohesive" a movie than the new one.....

[Lock Jaw]

Digesting the movies a bit more.... I know people love Ron Perlman as Hellboy.... but I think maybe David Harbour did a better job in the role.... Unfortunately, Harbour was not in a good movie at all.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

I haven't seen the new Hellboy, but nobody is better than Ron Perlman. No one. That chin is greater than us all.

[Lock Jaw]

I guess Harbour could also have had the "advantage" of being in an R-Rated movie, while Perlman had to be PG-13.... Of course, Perlman has the "advantage" of actually being in a good movie....

[slik]

Disney's Penguins - 9/10

Adorable, Entertaining, Educational and Fun. I didn't know Ed Helms was narrating beforehand so that was a very nice surprise. Great cinematography.

[slik]

La Llorona - 5/10

It's not as bad as The Nun, but that's really the best compliment I can give it. It feels more like a bunch of short films in a way, instead of a cohesive film, even though it only has a handful of characters. It starts out fine but halfway thru the movie completely falls apart.

[Seanny One Ball]

I guess Harbour could also have had the "advantage" of being in an R-Rated movie, while Perlman had to be PG-13.... Of course, Perlman has the "advantage" of actually being in a good movie....


Is Harbour's Hellboy as bad as Hellboy 2 or worse?

Hellboy 2 was fucking awful.

[Lock Jaw]

Haven't seen Hellboy 2 yet

[Damian Rey 2.0]

La Llorona - 5/10

It's not as bad as The Nun, but that's really the best compliment I can give it. It feels more like a bunch of short films in a way, instead of a cohesive film, even though it only has a handful of characters. It starts out fine but halfway thru the movie completely falls apart.

The Nun was comically bad. The atmosphere was cool until the nun showed up and ruined the movie

[Black Widow]

Get Out.

Pretty good plot

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Moneyball 7.5/10

[ClockShot]

Shazam! - 2.25/5

Wasn't my thing. *shrugs*

[slik]

Avengers: Endgame - 9.99/10


I just really loved it. So emotional and so funny and so many character moments. Unexpected narrative yet everything heads to the perfect conclusion of what the MCU has been thus far.

[GD]

Endgame - Classic

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Prospect 6.7/10

Sci-fi western with Pedro Pascal.

Not much in the way of character development, plot, or atmosphere.

[Emperor Smeat]

Lego Movie 2 - 3.5 out of 5

First film was a lot more enjoyable in terms of entertainment and comedy. The sequel wasn't terrible but wasn't really worth the hype generated.

[Lock Jaw]

Avengers: Endgame - 8.5/10

[GD]

Avengers: Endgame - Not as good as Aquaman.

FTFY

[Lock Jaw]

I don't know what FTFY stands for

Two very different films, kind of "unfair" to compare them

[GD]

I don't know what FTFY stands for

Two very different films, kind of "unfair" to compare them

"Fixed That For You"

[Droford]

I posted this below but I figure it might get seen more here If you want in on the preshow app beta I'll have 30 free invites in november if youre interested. You watch 15 minutes of targeted ads on your phone and get a free movie ticket. Its completely free for whoever gets invites to use and there are a limited number of people using it through this year and early next year so it should at least work through then though no guarantees. I get access to the app in july ill let everyone know how it works.

Did this since I got screwed over by Sinemia (now bankrupt and out of business) and Moviepass (still works but a shell of what it was). I figured for $60 I just need to see 4 movies to get my moneys worth out of it and I dont mind watching a few ads to see a free movie.

link to the now closed kickstarter for more info (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/454129649/preshow-attend-first-run-movies-in-theaters-free/description)

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching 2018's hit movie "The Predator".

Review to follow.