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

[Lock Jaw]

"capital knockers"

[RP]

I saw Creep. It was real good. I had a few smallish issues. I feel like when he was drugged he should have been drugged. Also, where was the sister? Why didnt she come for that guy. And at the end, no blood spatter?

I honestly didnt think the end was going to happen. The movie was somewhat slow paced, but you couldnt tell because the creepiness kept increasing and making you feel like it's more fast paced than it is. I thought it at the end he was just gonna scare him lol. I dont feel like the camera guy did enough to stop that shit.

Overall, I'd give it a 7.5/10

[GD]

I saw Creep. It was real good. I had a few smallish issues. I feel like when he was drugged he should have been drugged. Also, where was the sister? Why didnt she come for that guy. And at the end, no blood spatter?

I honestly didnt think the end was going to happen. The movie was somewhat slow paced, but you couldnt tell because the creepiness kept increasing and making you feel like it's more fast paced than it is. I thought it at the end he was just gonna scare him lol. I dont feel like the camera guy did enough to stop that shit.

Overall, I'd give it a 7.5/10

Watch the sequel man. It's good.

[Frank Drebin]

By good, he means you get an extended look at Mark Duplass's dick.

I know what all of you are thinking and no I'm not kidding, Guru Dave loves penis.

[RP]

Just finished Creep 2. I liked it. Mark Duplass penis stole the show. I was hoping she would kill him and take over or something. I kinda puked when she got naked and her underarms were not shaved. That was actually more disgusting than Mark Duplass erect 3 inch penis. Oh yah and Baby Peach Fuzz.

I give it 7/10

[GD]

IT Chapter 2 - 6/10

[slik]

IT Chapter 2 - 8/10

Bill Hader is the MVP of this movie. Funnier than the first film but with a surprisingly emotional finish. Takes a bit to get going but once everyone is battling IT things get really good. Would say the first film is better overall but this also good.

[Fignuts]

https://i.imgur.com/lMtISYv.png

[Fignuts]

IT Chapter 2 - 8/10

Bill Hader is the MVP of this movie. Funnier than the first film but with a surprisingly emotional finish. Takes a bit to get going but once everyone is battling IT things get really good. Would say the first film is better overall but this also good.

https://i.imgur.com/tZDToR7.png

[Lock Jaw]

Yesterday - 8.5/10

Relatively "simple" movie, but I enjoyed it a lot....

[Destor]

Its on my "as soon as i see it streaming" list

[Damian Rey 2.0]

IT: Chapter 2
7/10

It is admittedly not as captivating as the first one. And it feels a bit "been there, done that". Pennywise was of course awesome. And the adult cast, after taking a decent amount of time to get established, is also great.

It's still very enjoyable, with an absolutely brutal opening scene. The flashbacks are mixed in more than I thought they'd be, but were enjoyable nonetheless.

I do wish there was more Pennywise. Feels like he wasn't in it as much as I remember in the first one. Still, it's a solid sequel that I think puts out a strong finish.

[Destor]

Solo: A Star Wars Story- 5/10


If member berries was a movie. This film would barely make sense if you hadnt seen 4, 5 and 6. This film doesnt do callbacks instead it attempts to harness nostalgia as a plot and fails to form any identity of its own.

The crime of thinking anyone wanted Han Solo without Ford does not go unpunished as whats his face and Glover both come off as doing shit impressions of better actors.

Action continuously occurs for the sake of action. I find it tedious.

On a technical level the film works but im left powerfully unmoved by anything they tried to do in this.

[Sixx]

Solo: A Star Wars Story- 5/10


If member berries was a movie. This film would barely make sense if you hadnt seen 4, 5 and 6. This film doesnt do callbacks instead it attempts to harness nostalgia as a plot and fails to form any identity of its own.

The crime of thinking anyone wanted Han Solo without Ford does not go unpunished as whats his face and Glover both come off as doing shit impressions of better actors.

Action continuously occurs for the sake of action. I find it tedious.

On a technical level the film works but im left powerfully unmoved by anything they tried to do in this.

Thank you. I will not watch it.

[Destor]

If its free and youre bored go for it. Otherwise...yeah skip it.

[Lock Jaw]

I thought it was alright. Not great by any means, but.... I'd like a sequel, if only to deal with the loose plot threads they clearly set for sequels. I know it ain't gonna happen though.

[Destor]

Yeah 0% on that one.

[Fignuts]

https://i.imgur.com/IBoPL5N.png

[Frank Drebin]

Started watching Booksmart. Starting to regret it. We will see.

Felated itself half a dozen times in the first 10 mins about how progressive this is going to be. Lesbians! Trans! No gender bathrooms! Stupid cis gender males! Powerful Women!

"If Mean Girls was shit" is the way this is trending.

0 stars.

I couldn't even finish it. I have no idea why this has a 96% fresh rating other than it's got every type of gender minority in it thus giving this a bad rating would cause the reviewer to be crucified and no longer allowed to have a Twitter account.

The two main characters are not funny and not protagonists I'm rooting for. I don't hate them or anything but being smart without any other really redeeming qualities isn't a compelling study of character. How am I supposed to root for someone who flaunts getting into Yale, then is crushed to find out shes not the only one going to an elite tier college? That's an asshat, not a lovable awkward high schooler.

Seriously. Had to turn it off. Couldn't even see it through. I want my 5 bucks back.

The way this movie blows itself over it's own virtue signaling is very WWE. "Look at us being inclusive! Aren't we progressive af?"

[GD]

Why am I not surprised? I thought it was a sweet movie, Franklin.

[RP]

0 stars.

I couldn't even finish it. I have no idea why this has a 96% fresh rating other than it's got every type of gender minority in it thus giving this a bad rating would cause the reviewer to be crucified and no longer allowed to have a Twitter account.

The two main characters are not funny and not protagonists I'm rooting for. I don't hate them or anything but being smart without any other really redeeming qualities isn't a compelling study of character. How am I supposed to root for someone who flaunts getting into Yale, then is crushed to find out shes not the only one going to an elite tier college? That's an asshat, not a lovable awkward high schooler.

Seriously. Had to turn it off. Couldn't even see it through. I want my 5 bucks back.

The way this movie blows itself over it's own virtue signaling is very WWE. "Look at us being inclusive! Aren't we progressive af?"

Sounds like it starred Ellen Page and Brie Larson.

[GD]

Detective Pikachu - 6/10

[Frank Drebin]

Why am I not surprised? I thought it was a sweet movie, Franklin.

Dave, one of these sweet, brave and bold heroes thinks shes better than you because shes going to Yale. Shell think shes better than you until you tell her you always question your sexuality at which point she will try to be your best friend. How is that sweet?

[Frank Drebin]

She's a "plastic" except that the value that she places on her social status is college and not high school.

[Seanny One Ball]

Dave, one of these sweet, brave and bold heroes thinks shes better than you because shes going to Yale. Shell think shes better than you until you tell her you always question your sexuality at which point she will try to be your best friend. How is that sweet?


Hahahahahaha!

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Before Sunset 8/10

I love the interplay between Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy. I think I enjoyed this film more than Before Sunrise, which I saw several years ago; I definitely found Julie Delpy utterly charming in both films. I'll probably watch Before Midnight in the near future.

[GD]

Dave, one of these sweet, brave and bold heroes thinks shes better than you because shes going to Yale. Shell think shes better than you until you tell her you always question your sexuality at which point she will try to be your best friend. How is that sweet?

It's sad that you're brushing away a good movie because it is too progressive for your taste.

[Destor]

From the sound of its so open minded its brain fell out

[Frank Drebin]

It's sad that you're brushing away a good movie because it is too progressive for your taste.

You've missed the point.

I'm sure there are plenty of vids on pornhub of dudes sucking their own dicks for 90 mins. I wasn't interested in that. I was hoping to see a thoughtful coming of age story and instead I got Rick Rolled to a guy sucking his own dick.

[GD]

You've missed the point.

I'm sure there are plenty of vids on pornhub of dudes sucking their own dicks for 90 mins. I wasn't interested in that. I was hoping to see a thoughtful coming of age story and instead I got Rick Rolled to a guy sucking his own dick.

:roll:

[Frank Drebin]

It went out of it's way to show which side of the political aisle they were on and just hit the audience over the head with it. No subtlety. No nuance. Nothing to add to the plot or character depth. That amounts to trying to cover up lazy writing by tricking the audience into thinking that the movie is good because the people making it are now pre displaced in the category that many would place themselves in and relating to the filmmakers not by the material in the movie but by being in the Hilary Clinton N Friends camp. I think that's a pretty valid criticism.

[Frank Drebin]

Also, shes a cunt for being all high and mighty about getting into an ivy league school then tearing down her own accomplishments because others also got into good schools. Maybe she got into those schools because she went to a good school where everyone is smart. Maybe a rising tide lifts all boats and her accomplishments look that much better because of all those stupid cis partiers and not in spite of them. Hm?

[Frank Drebin]

But whatever. "It was too progressive for you" is a nice catch all when you can't explain away the criticism of the subject.

[Frank Drebin]

There are LGBTQ themed movies that suck. Sorry.

[GD]

It went out of it's way to show which side of the political aisle they were on and just hit the audience over the head with it. No subtlety. No nuance. Nothing to add to the plot or character depth. That amounts to trying to cover up lazy writing by tricking the audience into thinking that the movie is good because the people making it "have the right idea". I think that's a pretty valid criticism.

I understand where you're coming from. It certainly doesn't deserve the RT score. But even with the ultra progressiveness (the Malala bs), it didn't make me laugh any less in the theater. I cut them some slack since it's the director's first movie...some of the edits were atrocious.

If there's one thing that struck a chord with me was the friendship. Sometimes people become selfish even without realizing what they're doing. Once the safety net is gone and you're on your own...nobody to comfort you all the time. Also I found them being bitter and jealous about their grades to be very amusing. It happens a lot in real life when you're in a competitive environment.

That being said, I'd never compare it to Superbad. It's not even in the same league. I had similar feelings about Blockers.

[GD]

Also, shes a cunt for being all high and mighty about getting into an ivy league school then tearing down her own accomplishments because others also got into good schools. Maybe she got into those schools because she went to a good school where everyone is smart. Maybe a rising tide lifts all boats and her accomplishments look that much better because of all those stupid cis partiers and not in spite of them. Hm?

The protagonist is a teenager and certainly not one dimensional. I for one was glad that she didn't have a vanilla personality. She had real emotions and a visceral reaction after learning that everyone else was also going to a good school. She started doubting herself and reconsidering her priorities. She's flawed like everyone else.

[Seanny One Ball]

Hey Dave, try not to be such a chore.

[GD]

Seanny, I’ll kick your stupid face into oblivion.

[Frank Drebin]

That's something that bitch in the movie would say to you until she realized you were brown. Then she'd try to adopt you and show you off to all her friends.

[GD]

Stop being so gross, Franklin.

[Seanny One Ball]

I really love you two

[GD]

The only reason I don't threaten to inflict physical pain on Frank Drebin is because of Mrs. Drebin. She's the only reason between my foot and his ass.

[Seanny One Ball]

Why are you so scared of Frank's wife?

[GD]

Why are you not?

[Seanny One Ball]

Work on your patter

[GD]

Going to watch “Dude, Where’s My Car?” tonight.

[slik]

Never Hike Alone - 7/10

I thought this was good, don't think I have ever thought that of a 'fan film' before. Recommended to horror fans and (of course) Friday the 13th fans.


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[GD]

Going to watch “Dude, Where’s My Car?” tonight.

The commentary track is quite a time capsule.

[Frank Drebin]

Any movie that has a gender pronoun like "dude" in the title isn't woke enough for me.

[Blue Demon]

Once Upon A Time IN Hollywood - 7/10. It was good, and was kinda fun but enjoyed other Tarantino films better.

[Seanny One Ball]

Just watched "Glass"... Very unimpressive but not outright bad. The ending was hugely anticlimactic and strange but it was all over the place as a whole. 2/4 if forced to rate it. I would have to admit that I ended up surfing the net rather than watching properly towards the end.

James McAvoy doing umpteen characters is very tiring and sort of, just a bit incredibly fucking stupid.
Also the secret society thing is mental and pointless, I hated that.

[Seanny One Ball]

I caught John Wick 3 the other day too, that started well but got caught up in a couple of very off-putting performances which really hacked into the fun and threw it off course.

Easily the least entertaining Wick.

[Seanny One Ball]

Was probably still a 3/4 though, the opening was tits.

[GD]

Emelia - 6/10

[GD]

Gerald’s Game - 7/10

[GD]

The Babysitter -7/10

[Seanny One Ball]

The Babysitter is great and the only good film McG has ever made or likely ever will.

[RP]

My girlfriend is in The Babysitter. Her name is Samara Weaving. We've been together for a while. Nothing too serious.

[Seanny One Ball]

Yeah mine's in it too. Her name is Bella Thorne and she's actually in need of a good scrub. That's how dirty she is.

[GD]

Her fingernails were kinda dirty.

[RP]

Ya i know Bella. Samara brought her over a few nights ago and I ate the vagina scum build up from under her fingernails while she dribbled my balls with her tongue. Really nice girl.

[Seanny One Ball]

Consider yourself lucky that my real life fantasy woman just got in touch

[RP]

Gerald’s Game - Jesus Christ!

I watched this and everything was pretty interesting until the " eclipse " scene.

[GD]

I watched this and everything was pretty interesting until the " eclipse " scene.

It was very difficult to get through that. The movie does pick up towards the end...

[GD]

The Endless - 9/10

[Seanny One Ball]

It has been referred to in glowing terms many times here. I'm surprised you missed that.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

It Chapter 1 7.5/10

After a lacklustre beginning, it improves as the film progresses. I don't know if I'll see the second film in the cinema or just wait until it is available to rent on Prime.

[GD]

There's no "It Chapter 1". It's just called "It".

[Seanny One Ball]

That make you feel big did it, Dave?

[GD]

My penis grew 3 inches.

[Seanny One Ball]

Great, now you have one nearly as big as Chyna's clitoris.

[GD]

That's where you're wrong.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

It does say at the end of the film "IT Chapter One"

[GD]

Oh my! Could it be?

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

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[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Detective Pikachu 7/10

[GD]

Between Two Ferns: The Movie - 7/10

[GD]

Detective Pikachu 7/10

That’s Pokémon: Detective Pickachu.

[Sixx]

That’s Pokémon: Detective Pickachu.

That's Guru Dave: A smartass cunt.

[GD]

Ad Astra - 8/10

[Blue Demon]

Rambo: Last Blood - 3/5. It was pretty much what I expected. I didn't go for a solid plot or good acting, I went to see Stallone mess people up, and to that end it delivered.

[Seanny One Ball]

The Sisters Brothers deserves a real review. One of the best westerns of the modern era.

[GD]

Quality film.

[Seanny One Ball]

The Sisters Brothers - 3.5/4

Presenting it as anything other than a Western was a terrible error of judgement. I was expecting a dark comedy adventure based on how it was packaged and sold but it's classic Western all the way. It's quite off key in a very pleasant way, there are uneasy moments galore which can turn either way and I was enamoured with the style of the story and the choices made in the cast.

Riz Ahmed and Jake Gyllenhaal stood out as strongly as Reilly and Phoenix in the support but their tale is so beautifully told that I really think they could have had a teeny bit more screen time just because it is powerful stuff and it sticks with me, as they do as characters. Reilly was especially likeable in his role as the guardian, partner and brother of Phoenix's hot headed and cold blooded hunter killer. Phoenix, who is now so incredibly talented as an actor that I can hardly even tell he's a real person anymore, becomes more endearing despite every act of brutality and stupidity in the story.

I really loved it.

[GD]

Lincoln - 7/10

[ClockShot]

Ad Astra - 3.75/5

[Fignuts]

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[rez]

The last three I've watched:

Life After Beth - Really enjoyed it
1922 - It was alright..kinda boring
Child's Play (new one) - mehh

[GD]

The Land of Steady Habits - 6/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Flags of Our Fathers 7/10
Letters from Iwo Jima 7/10

[Seanny One Ball]

I think the performances were far stronger in Letters, the film structure and storyline were also much more Interesting.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

American Made 7.5/10

[Seanny One Ball]

I was thoroughly impressed by American Made. It makes "Blow" look utterly mediocre.

[Emperor Smeat]

John Wick 3 - 4.5 out of 5

[Seanny One Ball]

The repugnant bald dyke in Wick 3 is a good visual representation of what is wrong with the film.

[Seanny One Ball]

Just tried to watch The Florida Project. I can't sit through another pointlessly ugly, crass film that celebrates the deadbeat and disgusting in a way that suggests everybody deserves the benefit of the doubt.

It's an impressively awful film. Rarely are so many of my buttons pressed at the same time by anything but the combination of broke, scummy and bratty with an unforgivable, saccharine optomistic silver lining to it is quite the handful for me to endure.

Don' t make shit like this unless everyone burns in a fire at the end. It's what they deserve for being shitheads.

[Emperor Smeat]

The repugnant bald dyke in Wick 3 is a good visual representation of what is wrong with the film.
Didn't care about her looks but she did come off as the weakest/worst character. Maybe it was just her acting but she felt a bit out of place compared with the film's tone.

Also wouldn't be surprised if the film set some sort of record for most people attacked in the crotch since there were a ton of those throughout it.

[Seanny One Ball]

She was a hideously ugly fit for a traditionally male role. Prepare for lots of that in the near future.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Seanny needs to get with the woke programme.

[GD]

If it weren't for Seanny's peculiar fixation on them, I wouldn't have realized how unattractive they are.

[Seanny One Ball]

Who do I have a peculiar fixation on?

[Seanny One Ball]

Oh wait is she one of those "they/them" asswipes?

Ugh.

[Seanny One Ball]

Well she is so ugly she has to become plural to handle it. Like when The Guardians Of The Galaxy all hold hands to endure the power of the tesseract.

[GD]

Who do I have a peculiar fixation on?

Oh wait is she one of those "they/them" asswipes?

Ugh.

I'm with you, Seanny. I don't find them attractive after your intervention. I should "Google" folx before I make such proclamations.

[Seanny One Ball]

Btw., who the fuck is Asia Kate Dillon?

Why is it every time I read something about her the article refers to her in plural?

I thought she was cute AF.

I read her Wiki and it angered my blood up.
I can't be arsed with that level of attention seeking.

You're disgusting

I am disgusting for thinking she’s cute?

Ah, never mind.

She's so ugly she had to call herself "they" so someone else could share the load.

Have you seen Orange Is The New Black? She is rank.

Even for a boy she would be rotten.

So I just skimmed through her Wikipedia entry and can relate to how you feel. Also, cholo much?

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Apparently I made the joke about her being too ugly to be singular before.

God

[Seanny One Ball]

Rachel McAdams called, she wants her lucky rabbit shit back

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Well she is so ugly she has to become plural to handle it. Like when The Guardians Of The Galaxy all hold hands to endure the power of the tesseract.

nerd

[Seanny One Ball]

You're a nerd. A gay nerd that listens to Bjork's farts on repeat.

[GD]

Time out! Both of you, NOW!

[GD]

The Ritual - 7/10

[Seanny One Ball]

The British horror on Netflix? I thought it was excellent even if it turns into something else entirely by the end. I love British psychological horrors involving expeditions into the woods or camping.
It's a whole genre now and Britain seems to have the market on it.

[Seanny One Ball]

I watched "Widows" last night and while it really does deserve a full review, all I came to say is that Viola Davis and Daniel Kaluuya are two of the most entertaining and realistic actors nowadays and I am envious of their talent.
Viola Davis is at the top of her game constantly now. She's breathtaking.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Before Midnight 8.3/10

I think people tend to see this as the weakest of the three films, presumably because it does not tap into some form of wistful romanticism like the others, but I think both Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy give their strongest performances of the series in this film.

[RP]

I watched "Widows" last night and while it really does deserve a full review, all I came to say is that Viola Davis and Daniel Kaluuya are two of the most entertaining and realistic actors nowadays and I am envious of their talent.
Viola Davis is at the top of her game constantly now. She's breathtaking.

That movie is good, but utterly ridiculous. There is also a scene where Colin Farrel and his red head fine piece of twat campaign helper get in the car and have a conversation. But there is no film of them talking. It's just a long scene of a car driving. And i think Colin Farrell asks here if she's ever been with a black guy. And the whole fucking scene makes no sense and feels like it doesnt belong.

[slik]

Joker - 9/10

Joaquin Phoenix deserves an Oscar nom.

This movie is about mental health & why it's so important. Superb sound, production design & cinematography. This is a different Gotham than you've seen. The last 30 minutes of the film are completely nuts and iconic cinema.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Peterloo 5/10

Laboured, heavy-handed, and riddled with clichés.

[GD]

Joker - 8/10

[Destor]

Joker- 7/10


very good. Heavily influenced by taxi driver. Which isnt to say it doesnt have some of its own ideas. It does. And its engaing throughout. Worth a watch. Phillips best work in this film as a director is getting out of Pheonix's way. Leaving the camera on him for long takes and just letting him work.

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching "Jodorowsky's Dune" again, one of the more revealing film documentaries ever made, especially since it is about a film that never was made.

[XL]

Well she is so ugly she has to become plural to handle it. Like when The Guardians Of The Galaxy all hold hands to endure the power of the tesseract.

nerd

Hardly. Any self-respecting nerd wouldn’t have confused the Power Stone with the Tesseract :p

[Seanny One Ball]

I wondered if it was a stone but I didn't have the arse in me to Google it.
Now I feel silly.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Hardly. Any self-respecting nerd wouldn’t have confused the Power Stone with the Tesseract :p

Mega nerd.

[Seanny One Ball]

Never Grow Old - 3.5/4

A bad tempered independent Western full of ugliness and mean spirit that ends with one of the most simply written and beautifully played emotional exchanges I have ever seen. Don't confuse this with a revenge thriller, it has all of the key components but this is a morality tale all the way. A redemption film. The protagonist is a good but conflicted and put upon man who must overcome his reticence to come good in the end.
Emile Hirsch at his finest is unquestionably one of the best actors in the world, and here he is as good as I have ever seen him. He has John Cusack to play off, a John Cusack that in small films has become so much more than the awful leading man that somehow dominated the quirkier mainstream films of the 90's.
I like Cusack a lot in this. He has the look of an old school heel wrestler in the best way possible. I don't know what on earth they did to his face but his eyes look mental and his skin has the pallor of death.
He reins his acting in appropriately too, only showing mania in glimpses as his cohorts in the movie provide plenty of camp themselves.

I have to say I wasn't expecting a masterpiece but this came very close, the plot is typical Western fare in that a town has changed from good to bad and now it is about to descend into hell with the arrival of some even more heinous strangers. It's nothing new but it is expertly paced in the act progression. There isn't much fat on this, it is a lean and mean piece of film making where you can see that the money has been put in all of the right places proving yet again that practical special effects are always worth using in the right hands.

Great performances across the cast, excellent use of material and surroundings and quite possibly the first appropriate non-comedic use of a blunderbuss in film history.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Joker-9/10

I got what I expected and more. This movie does not try to promote, glorify or justify a triggered individual with mental health issues going over the edge. It is a dark, grim, hopeless and brutal 2 hour film about a man with a start to life so tragic, you realize he never had any real chance to be more than what he is.

The opening scene sets the tone for the film, and it's unforgiving from there. The first time we see Arthur jumped, you do feel a sense of pity for him. He's clearly mentally challenged and not an inherently bad man. When Arthur gets a taste of his first kill, you can see the gears in his head start to wind. The character goes from being pitiful and, to a point, sympathetic, to a slow decent into madness after seeing that his first murder is what makes him feel noticed.

The descent into madness is not immediate however. He does not go on some murderous spree immediately after. Instead, the film takes its time, setting up several series of events that both are a revelation to the viewer and to Arthur himself, the final one being the tipping point.

Arthur learns of true past. At least as true as the film would allow, and that, as the 3rd act begins, is the final step in Arthur embracing and becoming the Joker. He becomes unhinged, but calculating. His actions are not without merit, from his pov, and they are not senseless in that the kills relate to the story that came before them.

In the end, I walked out having enjoyed the movie. But it is not a fun movie. It is a contrast to the Dark Knight, where a hero sacrifices himself to take the fall for the betterment of his city, and in doing so, instills hope in the future of Gotham. Joker instead only promises a bleak, grim era of the city that, given the theme of the oppressed uprising, is only going to get worse.

Joaquin Phoenix is magnetic. Like any small scale Phoenix film, he's virtually in every single scene, and he owns every frame. The character's progression to several bad days, feeling depressed and hopeless, to embracing and relishing in the Joker persona, is top notch work from him. I would hope he gets an Oscar nod.

[GD]

Netflix's 1922 - 6/10

[Lock Jaw]

The Fast and The Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw - 8/10

A delightful romp of over the top action. Turn off your brain and enjoy. I did feel like the Hobbs/Shaw interactions/bickering was a bit much at time and kept expecting them to kiss. Would have bumped it up to a 9

[Lock Jaw]

Oh, and I also learned that "Uso" is "brother"

[GD]

Only realizing now that Lock Jaw might not know anyone who’s not white or Jewish.

[Seanny One Ball]

Why, is he a nazi concentration camp guard?

[GD]

Yes, he’s Kate Winslet.

[Lock Jaw]

Why would this occur to you in this thread? Something to do with Hobbs & Shaw?

[GD]

Why would this occur to you in this thread? Something to do with Hobbs & Shaw?

I have my reasons and assumptions (that don't care for facts).

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching the start of El Camino before I walk the dog.
Like slipping on a beloved jacket worn only for comfort but which still looks good as long as you don't wear out it's welcome.

[Seanny One Ball]

Cast info

Plemons is in it!

[Seanny One Ball]

I know that's unlikely to spoil, I just was so happy

[Seanny One Ball]

They came at this at the right angle. Well fucking played.
I no longer want to walk the dog. Ugh. I have to though.

[Seanny One Ball]

Still not walking dog. Was going to watch the first 20mins.

46 minutes in now.

[Seanny One Ball]

This will be 3.5/4 at least.

There have been too many "Breaking Bad level" scenes for it not to be brilliant all the way through.
This is a gift.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

El Chicano-5/10

Story of a police officer who discovers his brother, once thought to have taken his own life, was actually murdered while attempting to take up the mantle of El Chicano, a masked vigilante who took down bad guys in the ghetto of East L.A..

Was initially intrigued by the movie because it's a primarily Latino cast, and a Hispanic superhero seemed cool. The villain had an interesting premise. A Mexican national gang kingpin who wants to infiltrate L.A. and take back the entire state as property of Mexico.

That's where the intrigue dies, unfortunately. The premise of the movie is all its got. The execution was poor. Other than a great fight scene that intros the title character, and another good scene in the final showdown, the movie lacks any depth or heft.

It tries for a police procedural to set up the key pieces, but that's rushed thru to get the main character Diego into the mask. His discoveries of his brother and the ties to the Mexican mafia are convenient at best. There's no slow burn, no build up, no emotional connection to get behind the character.

And the lead? What a bore. He was not charismatic at all. Stiff, uninspired line reading didn't help a bad script that was trying it's damndest to mix English and Spanish in, but instead of making it smooth and seamless, like Narcos, it es clunky, forced, and frankly, off putting.

The real bummer is George Lopez plays it serious as a police chief, and is prob the best performance in the film. But we get so little time with him that it feels wasted. This movie needed to be longer and the ideas and theories needed to be more fleshed out. Instead we just get a violent mess that skips over what makes it interesting to showcase gruesome deaths and a showdown/finale so underwhelming I didn't think it could be the end.

Bummer.

[Lock Jaw]

Joker 8.5/10 - Really enjoyed it.... was kind of "uncomfortable" to watch, but in a good way....


El Camino 7/10 - Was alright I guess, but completely unnecessary and didn't really "add anything". Almost prefer just not knowing what happens to Jesse after the finale and leaving that open-ended.

[slik]

JEXI - 7/10

Kind of dumb, Kind of funny

[Seanny One Ball]

El Camino 7/10 - Was alright I guess, but completely unnecessary and didn't really "add anything". Almost prefer just not knowing what happens to Jesse after the finale and leaving that open-ended.


There is an element that could be mistaken for a lazy "right he needs to see these people so let's find a way to fit it in" about it but I thought it was written as smartly as it had to be to give anything back at all.

The ending was probably the weakest part even though it was traditionally good.

[slik]

El Camino - 7.5/10

A nice Coda to the story of Breaking Bad and a good reminder why it's one of the best tv series of all-time.

[ClockShot]

Anna - 3/5

Sasha Luss is pretty. But, I don't think she got much of an acting career if she keeps taking roles in Luc Besson's films.

[Lock Jaw]

From Dusk Till Dawn - 8.5/10

From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money - 4/10

From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter - 6.5/10

[Destor]

If you go into from dusk till dawn knowing literally nothing the 2nd act reveal is something else

[Lock Jaw]

I knew literally nothing. Was just like "huh. Well this took a turn".

[Seanny One Ball]

Quentin Tarantino is surprisingly good in his role. It's my favourite Robert Rodriguez film.

[Seanny One Ball]

Well, unless you count Sin City

[ClockShot]

Joker - 4.5/5

[GD]

El Camino - 6/10

[Seanny One Ball]

I'm watching the Meryl Streep Panama Papers film. Gary Oldman is single handedly trying to ruin it. I think he was an awful choice.
Meryl is fantastic as always. She will forever be the greatest actor and it is easy to watch an artist so talented.

[Seanny One Ball]

Absolutely incredible scene on the nature of familial negotiations.

[Seanny One Ball]

Linklater would look at that scene and lose his shit with envy.

[Seanny One Ball]

I wish I hadn't seen that through. That was awful :lol:

Meryl you are too good to be in it.

[Seanny One Ball]

Wounds was freaking weird. Dakota Johnson is unwatchable.

[Destor]

El Camino - 7/10


Tension is great. Acting is good. The film doesnt have a point though and the protagonist doesnt have an arc. Its and entertaining watch but ultimately its fan service without any semblance of meaning.



If youre a fan of the show and want to hangout in that world again give it a watch. You wont be missing much to skip it and wont be gaining much to have seen it but there are worse ways to spend an afternoon

[Blue Demon]

Gemini Man - 7/10. Wasn't bad, but something about it just didn't quite connect with me. I think some of the acting was a bit on the weak side, but a somewhat solid action flick none ther less.

[slik]

Girl On The Third Floor - 6/10

1st half of the movie is sort of bad but 2nd half gets pretty gory/twisted. CM Punk isn't cringeworthy but he is also sort of really cringeworthy.

[Seanny One Ball]

The new Eddie Murphy Dolemite film on Netflix is both a great bio and helluva good laugh. Murphy is great but special props to Wesley Snipes for coming in and livening the film up by setting an incredibly high standard of comedy.

Wesley Snipes should make more funny films.

[Seanny One Ball]

Clearly I need to watch the real Dolemite

[Seanny One Ball]

You know when movies take old footage and repurpose it like Kung Pow: Enter The Fist?

Has anyone ever had new footage be shot and dubbed over with classic audio?

That could be great.

[Seanny One Ball]

The ending to Netflix' Dolemite is pure Hollywood magic. Absolutely marvellous, I really loved it as a whole.

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching "Videoman" tonight, a Swedish film about a downtrodden VHS collector.
I'm basically looking into the future.

[Seanny One Ball]

"My basement is a time machine"

"Vinyl sales are on the rise"

:lol:

[Seanny One Ball]

Someone stole one of his tapes. I'm fucking furious.

[Seanny One Ball]

There's a lot going on in this film. It's downbeat but funny, uncomfortable but endearing and somehow it has a deeply rooted horror vibe despite the overall optimism.

It's confused, like the characters it venerates.

[Seanny One Ball]

I also have Holy Motors and Seven Samurai to get through but I'm not sure my psyche can handle another leap into the unknown tonight.

[Seanny One Ball]

This is something else. I think if it's possible to fall in love with a film, I just did.

[Seanny One Ball]

Top marks for the best post coital argument ever.

[Seanny One Ball]

Top marks for the best awkward lunch ever.

[Seanny One Ball]

Starting to get a little bit terrifying now.

[Seanny One Ball]

Ahahahahaha fucking hell.

Genius.

Fucking genius.

4/4

[Seanny One Ball]

This is the best representation of alcoholism and alcoholics you'll ever see in a film.
It's woven through the fabric of the film and I was hoping it would be used impactfully when the chance arose.

Wonderful. A masterpiece.

[Sixx]

What film are you even talking about now?

[Seanny One Ball]

Videoman

[Seanny One Ball]

Dragon with Donnie Yen is great. It's like "A History Of Violence" with a sense of humour.

[Seanny One Ball]

It gets pretty damned dark actually... arguably darker than Cronenberg's AHOV in some ways. Interesting, it's still a lot of fun action-wise.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Dolemite Is My Name-8/10

Eddie Murphy is hilarious and magnetic. His charisma comes thru in prob one of his best comedy films. Hilarious at every turn but also heartfelt, and written well enough that you can't helpbut root for the characters. Wesley Snipes also turns up and he's hilarious as well. Loved it.

[Sixx]

This is the best representation of alcoholism and alcoholics you'll ever see in a film.
It's woven through the fabric of the film and I was hoping it would be used impactfully when the chance arose.

Wonderful. A masterpiece.

I shall be the judge here.

Nah, fuck it, every movie that isn't in English pisses me off. Yes, that includes those in Polish.

[Nicky Fives]

Zombieland 2 - 8/10 - My hopes were not very high, but I was pleasantly surprised. Not as good as the original, but comes much closer than almost all sequels tend to. Emma Stone is a goddess and the wrinkle of Breslin now being an adult is a nice twist on the group dynamic.

[Seanny One Ball]

Buster's Mal Heart was dreadfully pretentious and deliberately vague to the point of convincing me it had nothing to say and so was trying to bluff the viewer into interest or enjoyment.

I'm disappointed it has decent reviews because it is a perfect load of shite.

[Seanny One Ball]

The Night Comes For Us is 30 minutes in and I can already tell it's up there with The Raid in terms of choreography and The Raid 2 in terms of storyline strength.
The violence is shockingly vivid.

I think it's time for a martial arts film deep dive.

[Seanny One Ball]

I think I'll go hard on the Donnie Yen and Iko Uwais, the two best right now.

[Seanny One Ball]

The Night Comes For Us is 30 minutes in and I can already tell it's up there with The Raid in terms of choreography and The Raid 2 in terms of storyline strength.
The violence is shockingly vivid.

I think it's time for a martial arts film deep dive.


I honestly think an accomplished horror director would struggle to better the exceptional use of visceral gore this film has.
Almost any time there's an emotional ante up the film slams some gruesome "reality" back in there.

[Seanny One Ball]

Some of the gorier parts are really quite disgusting :lol:

[Seanny One Ball]

That was exhausting. No more fighting tonight, I need a comedy.

[Seanny One Ball]

Picked up "The Man Who Fell To Earth" today, been hoping to see that somewhere for at least a couple of years. I also picked up "Altered States" and "Hunt For The Wilderpeople".

Very nearly bought the original Village Of The Damned too but it was way overpriced.

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching "Hunt For The Wilderpeople".

This will need a full review. I swear I saw this once but none of this stuff happened in it and it wasn't very funny.
I think I was still drinking back then though so it was either a dream or I watched something else and got confused.
Anyway 30 minutes in and it has a good heart and brilliantly funny lines. Lovely stuff.

The guy in the shop actually went out of his way to talk the other film up as I bought it. I'm going to mail the chain's head office and talk him up.

[GD]

Love the movie.

[Seanny One Ball]

The laugh count is unbelievably high with a story like this. This is effectively Leave No Trace but with real wit and snappy dialogue.
I love everything about it so far.

[Seanny One Ball]

Dave I'm dying here. This is one of the funniest films ever made.

[Seanny One Ball]

This is likely a top 20 film of all time for me, possibly top 10.

I haven't felt like this since Nebraska.

[GD]

Now I want to rewatch it tonight.

[Seanny One Ball]

It's hilarious but it also fills my heart.

[Seanny One Ball]

I very nearly burst into tears there.
Held it in. Now my eyes are all fucked up.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

It was definitely my film of 2016.

[Seanny One Ball]

I still have to watch:

Holy Motors
Seven Samurai
Altered States
The Man Who Fell To Earth
The Eiger Sanction
Mr Smith Goes To Washington
The Runaways

To watch but I just keep neglecting them and buying more.

[Seanny One Ball]

Hunt For The Wilderpeople - 4/4

My new favourite film.

I will review it properly when I stop crying and punching the air.

[Seanny One Ball]

Hunt For The Wilderpeople is 90 something minutes of straight fun. It was fun but nice, dark in parts but totally safe and understanding too. The dynamic between the actors was natural and easy, the film is smooth all the way through.
In terms of what it made me feel this is an example of brilliant manipulation done for all of the right reasons. No tears were drawn for an inadequate cause and no laughs were cheaply obtained.
I felt like no matter what happened, these guys were robust enough to handle it.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Midsommar 8/10

I found it fascinating; it doesn't have the same impact as Hereditary, but I have come away with the same feeling of disorientation and "WTF" as I did when I finished watching that film.

[Seanny One Ball]

"The Man Who Fell To Earth" is awful so far. No effort has been made to make the story and time line coherent, the acting styles are jarringly disparate and choices have been made with regards to presentation and aesthetics which are deeply questionable. The voice overs are the choice of a director forgetting how to tell a story. Also I didn't want to see Rip Torn's flaccid dick in a young woman's hand as she said he was "nothing like her father".
Fucking bad bad bad.

This is an off-putting film and I still have 100 minutes left.

[GD]

Zombieland: Double Tap - 7/10

[Seanny One Ball]

Every woman in this film has insane eyes and huge gums.
Candy Clark just comes off as completely mental and hideously unpleasant. I don't think an Alien would settle for her.

[Seanny One Ball]

A millionairlien

[Seanny One Ball]

I hate it when I wait years to see a film without going out of my way to buy it, stumble upon it all excited and then when I watch it it turns out to be crud.

David Bowie is the only good thing in it and he's been hung out to dry fittingly.

[Seanny One Ball]

I have absolutely no idea why Rip Torn is in this film

[Seanny One Ball]

Oh great, Bowie's pubes now.

[Seanny One Ball]

I honestly might have to turn this off. This is insufferable.

[Frank Drebin]

Midsommar 8/10

I found it fascinating; it doesn't have the same impact as Hereditary, but I have come away with the same feeling of disorientation and "WTF" as I did when I finished watching that film.

Wicker man with dumb tourists instead of a cop.

[Frank Drebin]

Looking forward to watching Seanny's new fav movie when I get home in a few days. Also reminded that I've wanted to see Nebraska for a while but never had the chance.

[Seanny One Ball]

I don't think it's fair to expect a viewer to endure Candy Clark for this length of time. Especially when she has five times the dialogue that Bowie gets.

This is what killed him you know. 40 years later he died from Candy Clark exposure, just like when everybody involved in filming that John Wayne Ghengis Khan film died of cancer years later because they filmed it near that Nevada atomic bomb testing site.

[Seanny One Ball]

Man alive it is rare to see a film so wholly unappealing as this.
This is on par with "Tommy" as a film that deliberately spurns everything I hold dear in storytelling.

At least it makes sense in some ways. It's just incredibly poorly realised. It's a lot like The Deer Hunter, a story that looks good in synopsis but somehow misses every chance to connect with me in the style it was made.

[Seanny One Ball]

Thank God that's over.
That was an ordeal I should have skipped through in half an hour.

[Seanny One Ball]

Midsommar 8/10

I found it fascinating; it doesn't have the same impact as Hereditary, but I have come away with the same feeling of disorientation and "WTF" as I did when I finished watching that film.


Been debating buying this.

I just doubt anything will ever scare me the way "Hereditary" did.
I don't watch a lot of horror, in fact I used to avoid it. Since I started watching it, Hereditary is the scariest one.

[GD]

Please watch his movies

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[Seanny One Ball]

Dave just a heads up mate, don't watch The Man Who Fell To Earth unless it is free.

[GD]

I read your post about it.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Terminator Dark Fate-7/10

Massive upgrade over the last number of sequels. T3 was the last decent Terminator movie, imo. And a lot of that had to with the fact that they didn't try to reinvent the wheel and just made a chase movie with time traveling robots.

Dark Fate is better than T3 simply because it's much more violent thanks to the R rating. It is a direct sequel to T2 and the opening scene establishes that from the start.

This time, we get a different take on the machine sent back to protect our new female lead, Arnold's T800 gets a new layer added to its persona in a way that makes sense, and the movie returns to the feature chase scene feel of the first three.

The new Terminator, the Rev9, has some neat new abilities, and is a better terminator than the T-X in the 3rd one.

Acton sets are fun, loud, violent and bloody. The movie doesn't try to do what Genesis did with a bunch of time travel mumbo mumbo. It does create a new thread in the timeline, but it's not overly convoluted or confusing.

T2 is one of my fave films of all time. I'm glad it finally got a solid R rated sequel. Nothing will ever live up to the first 2 but they've finally made one that works and can maybe spin off a new series.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Been debating buying this.

I just doubt anything will ever scare me the way "Hereditary" did.
I don't watch a lot of horror, in fact I used to avoid it. Since I started watching it, Hereditary is the scariest one.

It is not particularly scary; actually, except for a couple of "WTF" moments, it is not scary at all. It is just odd as fuck.

[Frank Drebin]

Man alive it is rare to see a film so wholly unappealing as this.
This is on par with "Tommy" as a film that deliberately spurns everything I hold dear in storytelling.

At least it makes sense in some ways. It's just incredibly poorly realised. It's a lot like The Deer Hunter, a story that looks good in synopsis but somehow misses every chance to connect with me in the style it was made.

Yes! Deer Hunter one of the most overrated films of all time, imo.

[Seanny One Ball]

It is not particularly scary; actually, except for a couple of "WTF" moments, it is not scary at all. It is just odd as fuck.


Oh, well then fuck that noise

[Seanny One Ball]

Yes! Deer Hunter one of the most overrated films of all time, imo.

It's one of the worst films I've endured through it's entirety.

[Black Widow]

Dolomite is My Name.

Pretty funny

[Seanny One Ball]

Wicker man with dumb tourists instead of a cop.

The Wicker Man was one of the first "cult" films I ever saw. My dad let me have a couple of beers. I hated it but the beer was good.

[Sixx]

The Wicker Man was one of the first "cult" films I ever saw. My dad let me have a couple of beers. I hated it but the beer was good.

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The remake is a classic, if only cause of the punch scene.

[ClockShot]

The Current War - 2.75/5

[GD]

Dolemite Is My Name - 6/10

[Seanny One Ball]

The new Eddie Murphy Dolemite film on Netflix is both a great bio and helluva good laugh. Murphy is great but special props to Wesley Snipes for coming in and livening the film up by setting an incredibly high standard of comedy.

Wesley Snipes should make more funny films.


Dolemite Is My Name - 3/4

A sympathetic bio of an enduring cultural reference and perfect example of "moment in time" film making. Dolemite, the original, is an embarrassingly bad film in modern review. I think even then it was more of a "so bad it's good" at the right time kind of film. To watch it now and expect anything other than that is a misunderstanding of why it mattered, why it was successful and why oh why anybody spent their time, effort and money making it.

All of those questions are answered with Eddie Murphy's new bio of the man behind the blaxploitation. In this film we see Rudy Ray Moore exploit an exploitative genre using a character he stole from an alcoholic hobo and yet we are shown why and how this is fair and also a huge boost to many people. The good balances out the bad, much like the film in question and the man behind it.

The performances of Snipes and Murphy are polar opposites but they work brilliantly, Snipes takes more than his fair share of the laughs and to be honest it is great seeing him do comedy.

I would recommend this, it is quite sweet as well as funny.

[GD]

How did I not recognize Snipes :nono:

[Seanny One Ball]

Somehow the answer is likely racism

[GD]

All of my worst nightmares are coming true. Oooov lawd!

[Sixx]

How did I not recognize Snipes :nono:

https://d13ezvd6yrslxm.cloudfront.net/wp/wp-content/images/wesleysnipes-dolemiteismyname-700x309.jpg

Snipes is VERY black, but his eyes. Those should tell you that's Snipes.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Snipes was hilarious and perfect in his role. Eddie Murphy deserved a good comedy. I'm glad he got Dolemite.

[Black Widow]

Someone say it sucked i don't like agreeing with ya'll

[Lock Jaw]

Terminator: Dark Fate - 7.5/10

Was very fun, and like Damian Rey said, the best since the first two, and the only one really worth watching since T3. (Though I need to give Salvation another opportunity)

My gut reaction to it is that I think that they did sacrifice making a possible better movie without Arnold to shoehorn Arnold into it.... that it could have been a better story without him...... but I might change my mind on this, and it isn't like I'm ever really disappointed to see Arnold.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Terminator: Dark Fate - 7.5/10

Was very fun, and like Damian Rey said, the best since the first two, and the only one really worth watching since T3. (Though I need to give Salvation another opportunity)

My gut reaction to it is that I think that they did sacrifice making a possible better movie without Arnold to shoehorn Arnold into it.... that it could have been a better story without him...... but I might change my mind on this, and it isn't like I'm ever really disappointed to see Arnold.

I loved Arnold in this. It made sense what they did with him and how they added anotherlater to his consciousness. And he wasn't useless against a superior model. Much like against the T1000, he could overpower it with brute force.

But I admit I'm a sucker for Arnold.

[GD]

Parasite - 9/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Olympus Has Fallen 7.2/10
London Has Fallen 7/10

Nothing special, but as mindless action films, they do the job. They also don't have the shaky camera and up-close action sequences that usually spoil action films these days, which is a plus.

[Sixx]

John Wick 3 - 9/10

Great, mindless fun. Ideal for how I am right now. Needed no thinking and shit, just good, brutal stuff. Sweet. And Halle Berry is still hot.

The scenes with the horses were great, patting them so they kick the enemy.

Stupid things - enemies coming at him one at a time, especially those dudes with knives once he got to Morocco. But that's typical action movie stuff, so it was expected.

Oh, and fuck that Asia Kate Dillon thing. Fuck them and their non-binary, pansexual ways. You ugly as fuck, whether you're a dude or a chick.

[Sixx]

Might need to give John Wick 2 another try the next time I'm like this.

[Black Widow]

Halle Berry is still hot

Halle Berry is too old now.

[Sixx]

Halle Berry is too old now.

Sure. Looks hot in the movie, though.

[Blue Demon]

Terminator: Dark Fate...7/10. It was pretty fun. Definitely a bit of a return to form for Terminator, worth watching.

[Sixx]

John Wick 3 - 9/10

Great, mindless fun. Ideal for how I am right now. Needed no thinking and shit, just good, brutal stuff. Sweet. And Halle Berry is still hot.

The scenes with the horses were great, patting them so they kick the enemy.

Stupid things - enemies coming at him one at a time, especially those dudes with knives once he got to Morocco. But that's typical action movie stuff, so it was expected.

Oh, and fuck that Asia Kate Dillon thing. Fuck them and their non-binary, pansexual ways. You ugly as fuck, whether you're a dude or a chick.

By the way, I love how many moves used in "pro wrestling" are in these films. Hope we get to see Wick powerbomb someone next.

[Seanny One Ball]

I found Wick 3 to be disappointing. The fight choreography was still great though.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Aeronauts 7/10

A gentle yarn.

[Black Widow]

Madagascar
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa
Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted

[Lock Jaw]

Nice ratings

[Seanny One Ball]

She's going to rank Africa last surely