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

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Lies.

[Lock Jaw]

Encanto - 7.5/10

Was entertained.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Yeah but does it start out as a seemingly paint by numbers tortured soul cop hunts satanic murderer? That’s what I want to know.

God dammit Lmaooo. I was high as fuck when I wrote that, clearly.

[Seanny One Ball]

Kimbo Slice. RIP

I must have tried to rep this 50 times...

This is my nomination for best post ever.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Henry V 8/10

Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of Shakespeare's play; stirring stuff.

[Seanny One Ball]

You are such an old man

[Lock Jaw]

Red Notice - 8/10

Pretty fun. Ryan Reynolds doing Ryan Reynolds things. The Rock being The Rock. Gal Gadot being a hot braud.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

You are such an old man

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[rez]

The new Sonic and Matrix movies look good.

KNUCKLES

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Raid 8/10

Dang. Those are some tasty fight scenes.

[Seanny One Ball]

The French Dispatch - 3/4

Wes Anderson’s desire to make everybody in his films sound exactly the same has reached it’s zenith here. Nobody emotes at all until Jeffrey Wright shows up, and he can’t help it due to being as charismatic as they come.
I enjoyed it but I am losing my desire to see much more of this sort of thing.

I like fast paced comedies, but I need some variety in performance.

Cheer up Wes Anderson, you should try letting your cast act for a change.

[GD]

Avoid spoilers dummy and go watch the movie.

[Sixx]

Avoid spoilers dummy and go watch the movie.

Pathetic.

[GD]

Pathetic.

Is how I feel about your life decisions, Sixx :-\

[GD]

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 10/10

[Sixx]

Is how I feel about your life decisions, Sixx :-\

Come help me out then. Bring booze.

[GD]

Come help me out then. Bring booze.

Go ask the filthy enablers whom you call friends.

[Sixx]

Love how Dave thinks he knows anything about my life. Enough with acting civilized.

Go fuck a cow, you dirty dothead.

[GD]

Love how Dave thinks he knows anything about my life. Enough with acting civilized.

Go fuck a cow, you dirty dothead.

Well, I'm just going by what you've shared with us, sunshine. Take some fucking responsibility and get help.

[Seanny One Ball]

The great thing about that sort of comment is that the recipient doesn’t have to respond at all for everyone to see what a fucking idiot the commenter is.

Well done Sixx, you beat yourself in the first round by K.O.

[M-A-G]

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 0 stars out of 4.

All these God damn villains, all this diving into the different universes, 9 fucking movies, and we still can't get a hot chick in a God damn Black Cat costume? Fuck this movie. Fuck this franchise. Fuck Marvel. :n:

[M-A-G]

OK, but seriously...:o

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 3 and 1/4 stars out of 4.

I'm going to preface this by saying that I'm giving it high marks but I didn't necessarily enjoy it personally. Much like I didn't like Into the Spider-Verse, this one didn't really grab me because I don't like these kinds of stories that deal with multiple realities and what not. There are too many scenes that harp on this subject and try to be cute about it like, "Hey, you guys get it? You get what we're doing? We're doing the thing! You sure you get that we're doing the thing? Because that's what we're doing! We're doing the thing!"

When it's not doing that and is focusing on the problems, issues, and feelings of just Peter, the film was much more my bag. Everything that he wants to accomplish and everything that could possibly happen to him as a result of the previous movie is understandable and the logical next step. If the movie was more of that I probably would have liked it more.

That said, don't let my negative nitpicking bother you. I can practically guarantee every Spidey fanboy and fangirl is going to have a blast. They'll revel in the jokes and winks to the audience and absolutely get sucked into the drama. Not necessarily my cup of tea but by all means, drink up and enjoy.

[GD]

It was a fucking good time. Avoid reading spoilers and just go along for the ride.

[Seanny One Ball]

I like M-A-G’s idea there, he could have just created a new style of angry review.

[Destor]

Spider-man: No Way Home- 10/10


as stated many times im completely incapable of being objective in regards to Spider-man. they nailed it.

[Lock Jaw]

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 7/10

Was entertained by it and now will probably never watch it again, like most Marvel outings these days. Didn't live up to the "potential", but feel like that would have been "near impossible".... but could have at least "come closer". Far From Home was a lot better movie.

[GD]

I disagree with you, Lock Jaw.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Hereditary-8/10
Good lord this movie was creepy. Not what I was expecting and as things unraveled and got weird I found myself more and more engrossed in what was unfolding. The ending was bleak but appreciated.

Lost Girls-7/10
The actress who played Holly on the office plays a mom who’s estranged daughter she handed over to the state has gone missing after working as a hooker in a job gone wrong. It is a sad, bleak film with a strong central performance based in a real life sad story.

Nothing like the Holidays-6/10
Typical Christmas family fodder a movie with a Latino spin on it. The story is cheesy and smarmy and predictable, but the performances, namely Alfred Molina, is what carries it and makes it worth the time as a holiday filler movie

[M-A-G]

There we go. Now it's in the right spot. :y:

[Damian Rey 2.0]

I don’t read well when high as shit

[Sammy00]

Watched 'Parasite' recently, and although I haven't actually seen any of the films it beat out for best picture I think it's probably deserved. I've loved all of Bong Joon-Ho's prior films for their uniqueness and absurdism and this was no exception. The best I've heard it described is as a more perfect version of Snowpiercer. Highly recommended.

[Seanny One Ball]

“Parasite” is on my list of “Wait for the hype to die” films.

Some of them have been on there for years, “Holy Motors” has been on it for nearly three I think.

There’s a mood I need to be in for big films. I don’t like to undermine the experience.

[Sepholio]

Cosmos - 6.5/10

In reality my score is probably a little high but I like this kind of movie. Very low budget sci-fi flick about some guys parked in their station wagon in the middle of the British woods. They set up some telescopes and gear to monitor a satellite and some other things but get side tracked when they pick up the mystery signal. I've watched a lot of these kind of movies. Most all of them suck in the grand scheme of things. But this is one of my favorites I think. Just felt good the whole way through. Really liked the cast.

Either way, I had a good time watching it and wouldnt be against seeing it again I think.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Midsommar-7/10

I’m not sure what the fuck I just watched, not it’s certainly about mental health at the least, some weird Swedish commune and a bunch of weird shit with a weird ending. Not sure not I feel about it but I was definitely glued to the screen watching.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Midsommar is some good shit.

[drave]

The Witcher Season 2 is off to a great fucking start.

[weather vane]

National Lampoons Vacation 8/10

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Midsommar is some good shit.

It was certainly captivating. Guess I wanted more violence. But consider me creeped out. It’s a trip to watch it high. Florence Pugh was stellar. My ex wife suffered from severe depression and anxiety and she was giving me those same vibes.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

It is a good thing you got out then, otherwise you might have found yourself sown into a bear suit.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Yeah definitely dodged a bullet there, even though I’ll miss out on the weird orgy with the red head

[Seanny One Ball]

The Matrix Resurrections is possibly the worst sequel ever.

It’s worse than Jaws 4: The Revenge.

Really weird feel to it... lots of backwards steps in trying to re-ignite some enthusiasm for the classic gimmicks of the original. No thanks. We don’t want some weird inner-universe retcon shite. We have Marvel for that. It’s trying to be meta even though it naturally is already, so you end up with a weird imitation of a weird imitation of a once great idea. None of it works at all. It’s just a mess. Kind of like the director’s vagina.

0.5/4

[Lock Jaw]

Was wondering about maybe seeing that or The King's Man..... was leaning towards King's Man.....

But also, I went to the movies twice this month already so probably not gonna go again....

[drave]

Was worried Matrix would be just that, even from previews it almost looked like a big re-hash of what was already done.




Kingsman looks great, LJ. Big Rasputin lookin mofo.

[Seanny One Ball]

The Matrix is a groundbreaking science fiction film about the nature of our reality.

The Matrix Resurrections is a film that papers over the broken ground so it can pretend to break it once more.

[ClockShot]

The Power of the Dog - 4.5/5

[rez]

Matrix: Rez. I enjoyed it...fuck the nerds. I thought it brought the movies, video games, and comics together quite nice. I would like to get real reasons for people hating it and I hated the 2nd and especially the 3rd.

Death to 2021 - funny shit. another good mockumentary looking back at a bunch of people dying and stuff

Mixtape (Netflix) I just finished this and felt it was like Jason Reitman and Judd Apatow had a baby. No review needed beyond that..

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Encanto-7/10

Catchy songs and beautifully animated. Enjoyable even though the payoff to the story is meh.

[Sixx]

The Witcher Season 2 is off to a great fucking start.

https://youtu.be/gvMi8l5k_Sc

Behold. I still suck at using this tablet.

[drave]

You did just fine. That's not bad for the time it was made.

[GD]

Venom: Let There Be Carnage - 2/10

This movie was atrocious. How the fuck does this franchise make so much money?

[OssMan]

"Don't Look Up"

Some of it's spot on but some of it misses. Morning show ppl and tech billionaire guy were good, Don Jr Jonah Hill guy was funny but i dnt think there are actually a lot of ppl like that on "the hill." They make it seem like putting profits over ppl is a strictly republican thing and dont rlly address the problem of neoliberalism being widespread and bi-partisan. the people giving it bad reviews though seem really really stupid about how it's not "subtle" enough which is stupid...

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Anonymous 3/10

I started looking at other things at the hour mark, and then turned it off completely at the 90-minute mark. There was still around 40 mins to go, but I couldn't be arsed watching it to the end.

[McLegend]

Heat- 10/10

“Cause she has a GREAT ASS!”

I give the slight edge to Pacino over DeNiro. One of if not the best movie of the 90’s. It’s nearly 3 hours long and I would re-watch it right now.

[ClockShot]

No Time to Die - 4/5

Felt like this was too John Wick-esque through the film here and there.

[GD]

Heat - 7/10

Zack Synder's Justice League - 6/10

[GD]

Shang-Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings - 8/10

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Ghostbusters: Afterlife-7/10

I liked it for the most part. I thought McKenna Grace was really great. I just wish the originals had a bigger/more integral part to the story. They just randomly show up at the last minute.

But still she doesn’t feel outta place with the previous two.

[Lock Jaw]

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald - 6/10

Didn't feel like a "complete" and "thought out" movie... no real character arc or journey, just feels like setting up for the next one.

[drave]

That was my problem with the first LOTR film. Snorefest.

[GD]

Free Guy - 6.5/10

[Lock Jaw]

Don't Look Up - 5.5/10

Took forever to "get going" and then it had some interesting ideas/concepts but just did not go about it the best way..... would love to see someone else take the basic ideas and make a good movie out of it.

[GD]

The Holiday - 5.5/10

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Hold the Dark-6/10

A moody, brooding mystery with a good cast but seemingly slow plodding pace and not a whole helluva lot going in that holds interest in between the long drawn out scenes. But it’s well acted and interesting enough. Wind River is a better “mystery in the snow” movie.

[M-A-G]

Encanto - 3 and 1/4 stars out of 4

I know there's more praise being heaped upon it but maybe the long stretch of Disney and Pixar movies without musical numbers in the story spoiled me. I'm not a fan of this type of music but I'll credit the songs for actually being helpful in moving the story along. These kinds of movies are more about a catharsis and it hits the right notes in getting its message across. I don't know if it's something I'd watch again but it works.

[drave]

It was Moana, with a few cultural elements changed.

[Lock Jaw]

Never saw Moana but really enjoyed Encanto....

[drave]

Both great films. Not a Disney fan really, but Moana is easily my favorite Disney movie and I can sit through it without being annoyed.

[M-A-G]

It was Moana, with a few cultural elements changed.

Never saw Moana.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Loved Moana. Enjoyed Coco far more than Encanto.

[Lock Jaw]

Yeah, Coco is great....

[M-A-G]

Damn ninjas cutting onions at the end of the movie.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Wasteland-7/10

Spanish film on Netflix. More tense than scary. A child and his mother fend off a enigmatic twig being who feeds on fear. The child’s performance was particular strong. Enjoyed it greatly. Very contained and claustrophobic. Enjoyed it.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Eternals 6.5/10

Entertaining enough, but also bland. The wokery was tedious, as was the appearance of Harry Styles.

I think it would have been better to have had an Eternals series before a major film, if only for character development; there are so many of them and for the most part, few barely rise above being 2D.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Had a good friend who found eternally to be a slog. Said way too many characters and shit going on. And he said the same; should’ve been and likely could’ve been a really good Disney+ series

[Lock Jaw]

I rewatched it for a second time (first time I have willingly watched a solo Marvel movie for a second time in a long time) and still really enjoyed it

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Let Him Go-8/10

Kevin Costner and Diane Lane trying to save their grandson from god stepdad’s red neck family, mid 1960s backdrop with classic cars everywhere and set in Montana. What’s not yo love.

[GD]

Sardar Udham - 9/10

[OssMan]

The Purge

not sure if horror. The class politics were good. Obv obviously "all crimes are legal" has all types of issues plotwise but w/e ever. Was hoping it would take place a little more outside the house. I'm interested in watching more of them

[OssMan]

Don't Look Up - 5.5/10

Took forever to "get going" and then it had some interesting ideas/concepts but just did not go about it the best way..... would love to see someone else take the basic ideas and make a good movie out of it.

What wld have made it better

[Lock Jaw]

Cut out Jonah Hill for one..... also to get to the "point" quicker... feel like the entire first half of the movie dragged badly and then when they got to the interesting bits they had to rush through it....

[drave]

And therein is the problem with science overall innit?


No one wants to listen because it's dreadfully boring. Until it's not.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Avenged-7/10

Dumb, gloriously violent revenge movie about a deaf girl who gets brutally raped and murdered by a bunch of red necks before being possessed by the vengeful spirit of a murdered Native American chief, who just so happens to thirst for revenge against the family of rapists, who’s great granddad happened to murder in cold blood after betraying a peace treaty.

It’s complete b movie schlock but it’s funny and brisk in pace.

[slik]

SCREAM (2022) - The best since the original. Well-written and smart. 8/10

[OssMan]

Licorice Pizza was so God damb good, so ****ing funny, so good... my normie @$$ friends were like "I didn't understand a single thing that happened"

[weather vane]

Only streams are video recordings so far. You watch at theatre?

[Triple A]

I liked it but also kinda felt "disappointed" by it after it was over... love Paul Thomas Anderson so always look fwd to his movies and want them to be "amazing"...

Feel like I've felt the same about his last 4 movies I guess... Like "7/10 or 8/10" instead of 10/10

[Triple A]

Remembering a bunch of parts that I liked now that I think of it though...

[OssMan]

Only streams are video recordings so far. You watch at theatre?
Yep sir... good to be at tha theater... lotta people lavin, havin fun

[weather vane]

Canada stinks.

[slik]

SCREAM (2022) - The best since the original. Well-written and smart. 8/10

I figured out who Ghostface was halfway through but this did not deter my enjoyment at all.

[weather vane]

Peanut Butter Falcon - 7.7/10

[Destor]

Tick, Tick...BOOM! - 8/10


Garfield is a force of nature. incredible performance. LMM as a director has more legs than i thought. i do find it very funny that TTB! is substantially better than Rent (which i hate.) Good film. well acted is an understatement. songs are strong. the ones sung live in camera are particularly strong.

[Triple A]

Licorice Pizza (2021) - 7/10 or 8/10 maybe - Really liked a lot of it but idk

The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021) - 8/10 - Joel Coen Macbeth movie... very cool, def worth watching

About Endlessness (2019) - 8/10 - Love the director. Basically a bunch of strange skits. Good...

The Battle of Algiers (1966) - 7/10

JFK (1991) - 9/10 - Sweet + 100% convincing that the US govt killed JFK

JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass (2021) - 8/10 - Good... but feel like if you weren't "already into" this it might be confusing and boring

Total Recall (1990) - 7/10 - Cool...

Gattaca (1997) - 7/10 - Cool...

Edge of Tomorrow (2014) - 8/10 - Surprisingly sweet as hell movie, cool concept

Old (2021) - 4/10 - Good concept and would have maybe been good as like a half hour Twilight Zone episode... but mad drawn out and boring and horrible acting...

The Many Saints of Newark (2021) - 6/10 - Not very good...

The Insider (1999) - 6/10

Interstellar (2014) - 5/10 - Boring idk

Alien (1979) - 7/10

Crank: High Voltage (2009) - 5/10 - Not as good as the first one

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Malignant-7/10

Went from seeming revenge film from psychotic sibling to bat shit crazy in the final act. I guessed it, kinda. But it’s not what I was expecting. Not really a horror, more of a gory action thriller. Really liked the score.

[slik]

Malignant-7/10

Went from seeming revenge film from psychotic sibling to bat shit crazy in the final act. I guessed it, kinda. But it’s not what I was expecting. Not really a horror, more of a gory action thriller. Really liked the score.

Same @ score

very fun movie, here ya go

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[slik]

Tivk, Tick...BOOM! - 8/10


Garfield is a force of nature. incredible performance. LMM as a director has more legs than i thought. i do find it very funny that TTB! is substantially better than Rent (which i hate.) Good film. well acted is an understatement. songs are strong. the ones sung live in camera are particularly strong.


I hate Rent. It's a terrible story with lazy, unlikable characters. I have never understood it's popularity.

[Destor]

i agree with all that and on top of it the music is bad too. it has nothing going for it

[Seanny One Ball]

I remember enjoying the first ten minutes or so of Rent and then quickly realising that the characters are all lazy layabout scum that need turfed our on the streets like the garbage they are.
Anybody that ever said Trainspotting glamourised heroin use and AIDS clearly never saw Rent.

But that first song is pretty decent.

[M-A-G]

Sinister - 2 and 1/2 stars out of 4.

This one has been on my radar for a long time; I just never got around to trying to watch it. Not sure if it was worth the long ass wait. It's probably the weakest of the Blumhouse lot, at least the weakest out of what I've seen. Ethan Hawke carries things well enough and even though this whole set up is ripe with cliche it's not particularly boring or offensive. Bughuul could have been scarier. Actually, he should have been scarier because the fake outs and jump scares are kind of annoying.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Spider-Man No Way Home-10/10

Perfect for what it is and delivered exactly everything I think a Spider-Man fan could’ve ever wanted. And I LOVE that there were consequences. Permanent consequences. My one gripe with marvel movies outside of the last two Avengers movies is they didn’t have anything seemingly permanent. At least not that I could remember that was on the scale of this one. I wonder if they keep Spider-Man going under the joint studio efforts. It’s certainly worked out for everyone and college student Peter could be fun.

I’m also glad Andrew Garfield got his redemption. I liked him as Spider-Man and him and Emma Stone had great chemistry smothered in a really bad sequel. I’ve read he’s a huge Spider-Man fan so I’m happy he got to have one more good around in the biggest way possible. Same for Toby.

[Destor]

i think that is the brilliance of the film. all 3 spider-men get a narrative that adds to their canon and rewards audiences of all 3 franchises in big ways.

both of the previous spider-men's audiences didnt get closure for the characters but here we get some long needed catharsis from a story that juggles 3 seperate long term protags and gives them all satisfying arcs and in the case of the 2 dormant ones enriches them in ways that allows the audience to be rewarded for loving them along the way.

its really smart and handled with a deftness that sony typically lacks.

[Sepholio]

Beyond Skyline and Skylines. I'll give them both round about a 5.5. They are just ok scifi action flicks. Don't know if you remember the movie Skyline from like 2010-11, but these are the sequels to it that I never knew they made. At the very least they take the Skyline story to a conclusion after all these years.

[Seanny One Ball]

Skyline is an underrated science fiction film, but I got about ten minutes into Beyond Skyline and had to turn it off.

The reverence wasn’t there anymore.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

i think that is the brilliance of the film. all 3 spider-men get a narrative that adds to their canon and rewards audiences of all 3 franchises in big ways.

both of the previous spider-men's audiences didnt get closure for the characters but here we get some long needed catharsis from a story that juggles 3 seperate long term protags and gives them all satisfying arcs and in the case of the 2 dormant ones enriches them in ways that allows the audience to be rewarded for loving them along the way.

its really smart and handled with a deftness that sony typically lacks.

The scene where they’re sharing the tragedies that catapulted them into devoting themselves into Spider-Man as a way to relate to MCU Peter and tell him without telling him everything is going to be ok and that May’s death has purpose was easily one of the best scenes in the film. Toby killed it. The warmth and welcoming way he carries himself with, the reunion with Doc Ock, and the look he gives MCU Peter as he saves Osborne. Just perfect.

The back popping scene was also great as an add on to his little back line in the second film. I remember laughing at that bit when the second film came out and I was pleasantly surprised they added a little more to it.

Does anybody think Andrew will get another go around in the next venom?

[Destor]

i dont. i think this is a closing chapter for those previous 2 iterations

[Seanny One Ball]

Spider-Man: No Way Home - 4/4

The imperfections of the opening hour turn into a reason for the beauty of the following hour and a bit.
This is one of those films that people dream about, a fan-script come to fruition.

It’s fantastic and it feels like a real life comic book. Seeing Toby and Andrew again was so fulfilling in the way that the story played out.
This should be called Spider-Man: Fan Service, because it gave me everything I ever wanted from this character all at once.

Awesome. Completely awesome.

[Seanny One Ball]

i dont. i think this is a closing chapter for those previous 2 iterations



Me too but I would be lying if I said I wouldn’t pay a pretty penny to see them all together again.

Those three on screen at the same time was better than the Avengers.
I mean it.

[Lock Jaw]

Spider-Man

Norman Osborne is cured and sent back to his universe/timeline.

One second later:

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[Seanny One Ball]

See when Andrew Garfield came back, I nearly burst with joy.

He is the unluckiest Spider-Man because he has the most pure connection to emotion of any actor, he radiates sympathetic charm. His only flaw was his age and the movies he was in.
He is one of the best actors going.

[Seanny One Ball]

Also weird when you think about how few films Toby Maguire has done since Spider-Man

[Lock Jaw]

See when Andrew Garfield came back, I nearly burst with joy.

He is the unluckiest Spider-Man because he has the most pure connection to emotion of any actor, he radiates sympathetic charm. His only flaw was his age and the movies he was in.
He is one of the best actors going.

Also hated his hair

[Lock Jaw]

Also weird when you think about how few films Toby Maguire has done since Spider-Man

Living off those meme royalties

[Seanny One Ball]

Also hated his hair



See if you responded to my thing with that in real life, I’d punch you.

I wouldn’t even have to think about it.
I just naturally punch dickheads now because of my pure morality.

[Lock Jaw]

I had an irrational hatred for how tall and square his hair was

[Seanny One Ball]

Seriously?

Andrew Garfield is a British national treasure...
He’s pretty much the best actor we have.
Will you give him another chance, for me?

[XL]

Garfield’s emotion is insane. It’s not the only movie he’s done it in but man, did I feel that emotion when he saved MJ. I was really looking forward to watching it with my wife when it comes to streaming but I’m not sure where it will land. The other 2 Sony/MCU movies aren’t on Disney+ (at least not in the UK) and I didn’t want to have to pay for another subscription. Tbf, should probably just get it on Blu Ray as I have everything up to Endgame on disk anyway. Felt a bit pointless getting Black Widow/Shang Chi/Eternals when they’re all on streaming.

[Seanny One Ball]

That’s not a popular opinion btw, Brits tend to prefer a more stoic actor but for me that lad is a genius. Pure talent.

[Lock Jaw]

Seriously?

Andrew Garfield is a British national treasure...
He’s pretty much the best actor we have.
Will you give him another chance, for me?

I already did... didn't mind how he looked in the new one....

[XL]

That’s not a popular opinion btw, Brits tend to prefer a more stoic actor but for me that lad is a genius. Pure talent.

You’ve got me thinking who my favourite actors are now :lol: but I get what you’re saying. I have this thing where I struggle to watch people get emotional without getting emotional myself (think it’s called “empathy”). This had me with “something in my eye” in the same way After Life did.

[Seanny One Ball]

He has the most emotive face in the world.

He’s a natural born talent who will never win the Best Actor Oscar despite having more quality in him than the material ever will.
His agent needs lining up and shooting because he is killing him.

[Destor]

he deserves a best actor nom for tick tick boom

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Nightmare Alley 6.5/10

Gorgeous, with an all-star cast, but my interest started to wane by the 90-minute mark. Perhaps I was not in the mood for it.

[Seanny One Ball]

he deserves a best actor nom for tick tick boom



We’ve had our disagreements but if you are saying I am an idiot for not watching this then I am sorry, I will watch it. It just looked awful...

[Destor]

i fully expect him to get a best actor nom out of the film. criticize the film if you want but i highly doubt you come out of it able to criticize him. its his best performance. (and i think the film is good in of itself so whatever)

[Destor]

https://youtu.be/BAcG_tVWKM4


great scene

[Seanny One Ball]

So I now have to watch him do the impossible...

Ok dude, expect me to actually review it then.

I love you as much as I love Andrew Garfield though so I think you are really just making me watch a movie you know I don’t want to watch.
You’ve done that before you wee rascal...

[Seanny One Ball]

While I’m at it, I didn’t watch “If Beale Street Could Talk” yet and I figured it was an equally beautiful yet unlikely film for me to watch... would that be a good matinee?

I think you can find a great juxtaposition to anything if you want it. There’s also a Paddy Considine film about an Irish family moving to New York and meeting a gay black AIDS man that sometimes pulls my heart strings...

Would you like to see my lubed up anus now?

[Destor]

if you dont like musicals youve obviously got a hurdle but i think the film is more than showtunes (technically it only has 1 showtune in the literal sense its mostly rock ballads.)

[Seanny One Ball]

I love musicals

[Seanny One Ball]

I just don’t watch every single musical

[Seanny One Ball]

Destor

[Destor]

well i do lol

[Destor]

i almost skipped this though cause i hate rent so much

[Destor]

but this was outstanding

[Seanny One Ball]

Right that’s enough. I’ll watch it tonight while I am drunk(not because of that girl) and get back to you.

If I cry I swear to God...

[Destor]

im looking forward to hearing what you think, honestly

[Lock Jaw]

Why didn't anyone tell me Tick, Tick, Boom was a musical..... dunno anything about it.... apparently it has to do with the musical Rent.... which I also know nothing about except that time Simpsons did it, but I doubt that song was actually in it for real....

[Lock Jaw]

Oh yeah, but the point was I might watch it now too....

[Lock Jaw]

Destor, did you see the new West Side Story? I have never seen any version of it, film or theatre.... but I wanted to see this new one cause the trailers looked cool.... waiting for it to come to the cheap movie theater across the street....

[Destor]

looks like i forgot to rate it in this thread.

the remake fails to justify its existence. my stance would be if youve seen west side story skip it but otherwise this is a perfectly good version to watch. it doesnt do anything new or interesting we havent seen before but it does everything very well.

the dance numbers are very well shot and choreographed. all the vocals are as good as they ever have been. theres no knock i have against this version but there's nothing about it that has anything fresh either. in fact when watching it i was confused as to why Spielberg made it at all.

he had had nothing to say that hadnt been said. best i can figure he just loved the play and wanted a modern version to exist for his own sake.

tl;dr if youve never seen west side watch it. if you just love west side and want to see it again watch it. if you just like west side ok enough pass on it. youve already seen this movie.

[Destor]

and if youve never seen west side story and it interests you id highly recommend it because its a classic in the truest sense. timeless story.

[Lock Jaw]

Never seen it and all I really know of it is that it is a "modern Romeo and Juliet" w/ gangs and stuff.... oh yeah and the gangs snap at each other

[Destor]

its romeo and julliet meet ellis island yeah.

[Destor]

there is some cultural significance thats lost in the remake where originally both the sharks and the jets are 2nd class citizens where as now only the pueto ricans are held back by racism and the irish are not. its a bit irksome to have this important historical truth scrubbed from the film but i dont think anyone involved was prepared to have an honest conversation about the cultural significance of assimilation so they elected to just have the irish have white privilege instead but whatever. its standard modern perception even if it does an entire culture a disservice.

[Destor]

i wish it had survived though. its a topic worth conversation.

[Seanny One Ball]

Destor hands out file-notes LJ...

[Destor]

i gave a tl;dr... :(

[Lock Jaw]

K, gonna watch Tick, Tick, Boom right now.....

[Lock Jaw]

Tick, Tick... Boom! - 8.5/10

Really enjoyed it.... Garfield was indeed real good, but still slightly annoyed by his ridiculous hair. Talented guy, he needs to switch up his hair if he ever wants to make it to "the next level".

[Destor]

tbf Garfields hair in this is a 1:1 for Jonathan Larsons hair IRL

[Lock Jaw]

Yeah, was just coming back to say it worked in this movie though..... was too harsh in my comments.....

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Garfield’s emotion is insane. It’s not the only movie he’s done it in but man, did I feel that emotion when he saved MJ. I was really looking forward to watching it with my wife when it comes to streaming but I’m not sure where it will land. The other 2 Sony/MCU movies aren’t on Disney+ (at least not in the UK) and I didn’t want to have to pay for another subscription. Tbf, should probably just get it on Blu Ray as I have everything up to Endgame on disk anyway. Felt a bit pointless getting Black Widow/Shang Chi/Eternals when they’re all on streaming.

Was telling my wife what a big deal it was for that character to save her and redeem himself for not saving the love if his life. Another awesome nod and moment for a character that never got to have that moment back. Fuck me this is my favorite marvel movie by a god damn mile.

[GD]

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train - 7/10

[Lock Jaw]

Moana - 8/10

Enjoyed it....

[GD]

Dune (2021) - 9/10

[GD]

Started watching Zola on Netflix. It’s interesting

[GD]

This movie is bonkers and I love it.

[GD]

Zola - 6.5/10

[Destor]

Right that’s enough. I’ll watch it tonight while I am drunk(not because of that girl) and get back to you.

If I cry I swear to God...

im looking forward to hearing what you think, honestly
:(

[weather vane]

Jackass Forever 7.2/10

[Seanny One Ball]

:(

I went straight back to binge drinking for days. I’m back now but my data is limited until Friday. I have the weekend off and a duty to watch it.
So I’ll probably stay sober, I have a lot going on right now...

[Destor]

dont watch out of obligation...wait until you want to

[Seanny One Ball]

Actually the turmoil of my love(less) life might have put me in the mood now.
Friday it is.

[weather vane]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) - 6.8/10

[slik]

I thought Texas Chainsaw Massacre on Netflix was fun.

Is it a great movie, no. It is a fun, 80 minute slasher film, yes. Cinematography was good too. 7/10

[Jordan]

King Richard - 8.5/10

Really surprised by this movie throughout. The quality of acting and script is really high, and the casting is fantastic. I thoroughly expected a typical biopic and this is that in a lot of ways, just a very well made one. Of the movies for best picture I'd say this is the best one I have seen.

[Jordan]

Licorice Pizza - 7.5/10

I am a big Paul Thomas Anderson fan and so when I heard the good reviews for this movie I was excited to watch it. It's a very psychological film in a very easy going way, filled with great characters and a pretty wild but realistic story for the environment it's set in. I think of all the Oscar movies that I've seen this year this will be the one to bear the most rewatches, and may become a classic down the line.

Cooper Hoffman is just like his dad, really cool to see him here. I would've given him a nod for best actor to be honest, what a great performance.

[Jordan]

Don't Look Up 4/10

I really didn't like this movie. It's way too long and while there were moments that made me laugh I could hardly get to the end of it fast enough. I have no idea how this movie is getting award recognition much less nominated for best picture. It feels like it was funded by the Elect Bernie Sanders committee or something, super liberal and saturated with covid metaphors.

Belfast - 6/10

Another movie that I can't understand the high praise for. I found it boring, unnecessarily black and white, and generally underwhelming across every meter.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

8mm 7/10

Somewhat uncomfortable viewing.

Nicolas Cage gives a fairly understated performance (by Cage's standards).

[Seanny One Ball]

Tick Tick Boom was actually pretty good, I mean it was polished and very well performed but the subject matter is pretty dreadful.
Andrew Garfield should have done a musical about a straight playwright that died of natural causes, then he’d win an Oscar for playing a Broadway minority.

[Lock Jaw]

The King's Man - 8/10

Much more "subdued" in its action compared to the first two, but I enjoyed it.... am a sucker for history pieces....

[Damian Rey 2.0]

His House-8/10

Story of 2 refugees trying to earn residency in London and the ghosts of how they got to that point. Really liked it. They handled unraveling the mystery of why these two were being haunted really well and I particularly enjoyed the ending. More so because of what it meant for the characters than what actually happened.

[GD]

His House-8/10

Story of 2 refugees trying to earn residency in London and the ghosts of how they got to that point. Really liked it. They handled unraveling the mystery of why these two were being haunted really well and I particularly enjoyed the ending. More so because of what it meant for the characters than what actually happened.

That was a really good movie. The actress was also in Loki.

[GD]

@SeannyOneBall

Did you see this?

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[Seanny One Ball]

Seems like a fucking stupid question

[GD]

Should’ve used Adam Sandler instead to pop this bastard

[weather vane]

Dog - 7.1/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Snake Eyes 6/10

Prime Nicolas Cage, but the film is oddly devoid of any tension or suspense.

[Lock Jaw]

Death on the Nile - 8/10

Don't remember the Murder on the Orient Express movie he made very much, but I think this was better.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Wild at Heart 6/10

It tries so hard to be weird and clever, but comes off as amateurish and naff. It remains watchable due to the performances of Nicolas Cage, Laura Dern (an absolute fox), Diane Ladd and Willem Dafoe.

[ron the dial]

i love all of the wizard of oz stuff in wild at heart.

[GD]

Attempting to watch Eternals...not good.

Eternals - 3.5/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Leaving Las Vegas 7/10

It's prime Cage, and Elisabeth Shue is a dime, but Jesus it is grim.

Matchstick Men 6/10

Saw the twist from a mile away.

[GD]

The Batman - 8/10

[slik]

The Batman - 9.8/10

I'm going to have to think about if this ties The Dark Knight or is just below it on the Bat films for me. Loved it. First time I feel like the 'voice' of Batman, Catwoman, Penguin felt comic book accurate onscreen. The score is going to be stuck in my head forever. Zoe Kravitz is the best Catwoman. Robert Pattinson is the best Batman. The whole cast is good. There's no weak points. Loved finally having a noir, detective Batman onscreen. Cinematography and Production Design are fantastic.

[Seanny One Ball]

Wow… damn I just told the broad it’s too long for a cinema trip but now I’m not sure…

[GD]

Dano fucking killed it as Riddler.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

The Batman-9/10

Third act kept it from 10 and it’s just under TDK for me at least for now. This movie was Chinatown meets Seven. A sprawling mystery that unravels more and more of a mess that can’t be cleaned up, and a morderte leaving clues hoping he’s found only to turn it against the heroes.

I thought Pattinson killed it. Very different Batman than shutting we’ve ever seen. He’s in damn near every scene and he’s suited and booted for the majority of the film. And he talks. A lot. Loved his voice. This is likely the most comic accurate Batman we’ve ever seen. Very Long Halloween/Hush vibes with how he carries himself.

Rest of the cast was great. Farrell was great as Penguin and LJ will be happy to know he’s an integral character and set up to be bigger as this series progresses.

Reeves knocked it out of the park. Easily, IMO, the second best Batman film behind only the dark knight. I’m gonna see it again with my brothers this weekend. Can’t wait.

[Seanny One Ball]

Stop giving me what I want, DC.

I can’t handle it.

[Seanny One Ball]

This will be where DC overtakes Marvel.

2022 will turn the tide.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

DC at the very least has figured out what it’s bread and butter is and that’s letting directora do their thing with their properties instead of trying to force feed a movie universe. Marvel hasn’t made anything with the vibe, feel or aesthetic of the Batman.

[Seanny One Ball]

That’s real talk right there but Marvel won’t go dark dark. They’ll go dark grey, DC have already gone pitch black and back to SHAZAM!

DC could win this overall given the sheer strength of their properties.
If somebody good gets a hold of Superman then Marvel will be fucked.
I’d just hurl money at James Gunn like a cunt until he said yes.

[Seanny One Ball]

Marvel shot a load so big over the last couple of years that DC just absorbed it, analysed the DNA and stole the best bits like Twins.

Danny Devito just won’t leave me alone…

[Damian Rey 2.0]

JJ Abrams was rumored to want to do a Superman movie. I’m so for Henry giving another crack at it with a competent filmmaker this time.

[Destor]

The Batman- 8/10

I truly dont think this film will surpass the nolan films for joe movie goer but this is for the most part what i had been wanting to see on screen from batman for my entire life. a grounded noir detective film with action elements.

the cast all hold their weight very well. Pattinson is obviously the stand out but everyone is very good. the score becomes good but starts very poor (more on that later.) the film doesnt rush through its plot. it takes its time in both narrative and in the pacing of the scenes which really works to its benefit.


the score in the 1st act is terrible. im watching batman stalk through the darkness into the light for his big reveal and its completely generic. its not until the batmobile is introduced that the score finally does what a batman score should do: BRASS. why they would save the iconic batman sound for the vehicles introduction...ill never understand...but from then on it gets really good. by the end of the film its iconic and powerful and amazing but it lessens the introduction in a big way.

its subtext is also paper thin and rapidly becomes text in several moments toward the end which drops it a few points for me. non-elegant.


another thing worth endless praise is how this is the bes origin film perhaps ever. and make no mistake: this is an origin film. not telling how batman got the skill set or the money but how he decided to become a hero. i think that has major resonance and it really stands out for me.

all in all batman works best when he's not portrayed as a superhero and now there is a live action version that will let him explore the character from a much more grounded level and im very interested in going on that journey with them.

[Seanny One Ball]

Oh for fuck sake Destor…

I clicked the spoiler and that first line had better not be true.

[Destor]

only in the 1st act. it gets it shit together. it was a narrative choice to do it like it was done but it was the wrong one. it may start flat but by the end of the 3hr run time it rights its wrongs. still it was a major issue for me at the onset.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

I thought the score was good to great. But I’ve also listened to its entire release.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Enigma 6.5/10

A mentally unstable code-breaker at Bletchley Park attempts to break the German submarines' new code before they attack a convoy heading towards England, while at the same time trying to figure out the disappearance of the woman who sent him off the deep end. A serviceable film; I was mostly watching for Saffron Burrows (top-drawer dame).

Yesterday, I also tried to watch Under Suspicion and Raising Cain, but I didn't last more than 10 minutes with either before turning off.

[Splaya]

Batman 9.5/10. I think when it comes out on streaming services, I'll watch the Dark Knight and The Batman back to back and see if it's better than the Dark Knight.

Just absolutely loved the movie.

[Lock Jaw]

The Batman - 8/10

Was pretty enjoyable... for as long as it was it kept me engaged and interested throughout.... want to watch it again, but then after that not sure about it's "rewatchability factor"... think Dark Knight Trilogy still edges it out there...

[GD]

Mississippi Masala - 6/10

[Damian Rey 2.0]

The Batman - 8/10

Was pretty enjoyable... for as long as it was it kept me engaged and interested throughout.... want to watch it again, but then after that not sure about it's "rewatchability factor"... think Dark Knight Trilogy still edges it out there...

Were you pleased with the amount of screen time the penguin got?

[Lock Jaw]

I was ok with it.... wasn't like I was going to be disappointed if he was in it less or anything.... but was not disappointed by him being in it as much as he was either....

[Damian Rey 2.0]

I thought he was a scene stealer. particularly when he’s being a smart ass to Gordon and Batman. Also loved Gordon. Fuck it I loved everyone.

[Lock Jaw]

West Side Story (2021) - 6/10

Was alright... a few catchy numbers and some good choreography, but the love story was real naff.

[Destor]

pretty harsh but i respect it

[GD]

Eeb Allay Ooo! - 7/10

[M-A-G]

Turning Red: 3 and 1/4 stars out of 4.

OK, I'm clearly not the target demo for this film but there are enough elements that resonate. It loses a bit of luster since we've seen this kind of story and lesson before in other films. Hell, Pixar pretty much did it with Finding Nemo. The catch is it's done in a fun way that lets it stand on its own. There are some legit funny moments in this and it's good to see Pixar continue with these kinds of small scale stories. The side characters are great, especially the circle of friends of the lead. There's at least one of those kinds of people in everyone's group. I don't think it needed the climax that it had but it's fine. It still doesn't crack the top five as far as Pixar films go but worth a watch.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Spiderman: No Way Home 8.5/10

The strongest MCU (yeah yeah, it's a Sony film) outing since Infinity Wars/Endgame.

[GD]

The Death Of Stalin - 7/10

[Lengua]

I thought he was a scene stealer. particularly when he’s being a smart ass to Gordon and Batman. Also loved Gordon. Fuck it I loved everyone.

The only character I didn't really buy into was Falcone. He just didn't carry that air about hi that he was Gotham's most dangerous crime boss. Felt more like Tony Soprano while on vacation in Florida.

[Lock Jaw]

Turning Red - 7/10

Was alright. Was PrettyCool to see a film set in Toronto and really embracing it rather than the usual "filmed in Toronto but being presented as another city even when I recognize places" that is common in live action movies.....

Nice @ being set in the past just so they could still call it Skydome.....

[GD]

Repo Man - 10/10

[Lock Jaw]

Repo repo repoooo man

[Destor]

The Power of the Dog - 6/10


The film has remarkably little to say so I'll say remarkably little about it

[Lock Jaw]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III - 6/10

Wasn't as bad as I was expecting, or maybe since my expectations were super low I didn't mind as much. Mega 90s kids movie vibes.

[drave]

I remember rooting for Yoshi solely because of Mario

[M-A-G]

Took me a while to realize you weren't talking about Hamato Yoshi. I've done extensive work to try to erase as much as I can about that film from my memory.

[Destor]

The Tender Bar - 7/10


very much an actors film. everyone is good and keep you into it throughout.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

The Batman 8.5/10

It is bum-numbing long, but I was digging everything about it. Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, the cityscape, the overall vibe. I liked them going the detective route, rather than just another bombastic blockbuster.

It looks like they might be setting up the Joker for the next film, but I hope they don't; do something interesting with one of the more obscure members of Batman's rogues gallery instead.

[Splaya]

I think its more likely that we will see the Joker in the third installment.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

I feel like we might see a no man’s land/Arkham city style story given the city is underwater and things are wide open

[slik]

X- 8/10

Ti West continues to be one of my favorite horror directors. Like all his stuff this one is building to something and it takes it's time getting to the splatter...but it's a damn good trip there. Easily the best cinematography he's had yet, very fun soundtrack too. If ya watch it, stay tuned through the credits because it does something no other A24 horror film has done


a teaser for the prequel, which was already filmed, and looks insane...making X the first horror 'franchise' for A24

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Turning Red-8/10

Funny coming of age movie about a little girl in Canada who inherits a family curse of turning into a red panda. This movie was clearly geared for preteens, discursively girls, and the typical jokes are hilarious and were unexpected. It’s also very zany in a way Disney movies usually aren’t. Was getting anime vibes from how expressive the characters were. Loved it.

[slik]

X- 8/10

Ti West continues to be one of my favorite horror directors. Like all his stuff this one is building to something and it takes it's time getting to the splatter...but it's a damn good trip there. Easily the best cinematography he's had yet, very fun soundtrack too. If ya watch it, stay tuned through the credits because it does something no other A24 horror film has done


a teaser for the prequel, which was already filmed, and looks insane...making X the first horror 'franchise' for A24


Wanted to add something else, which is not obvious while watching and most people won't realize until post-film, so read at your own discretion


Mia Goth also plays the old woman, totally unrecognizable and she does a fantastic job

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Lights Out-7/10

PG13 horror movie that does a good job of being really creepy despite not having much gore and minimal body count. Movie about a mental ill mother who’s just two husbands, and has somehow summoned a shadow demon that cannot attack unless there’s no light.

[GD]

UHF - 6/10

[Destor]

He has the most emotive face in the world.

He’s a natural born talent who will never win the Best Actor Oscar despite having more quality in him than the material ever will.
His agent needs lining up and shooting because he is killing him.
he deserves a best actor nom for tick tick boomGarfield has recieved a best actor nom for tick tick boom

[Seanny One Ball]

How did Denis Villeneuve not get a best director nomination for “Dune”…
Getting “Dune” right should have its own award.

[Seanny One Ball]

Tick Tick Boom sucked more ass than the guy it was about

[Seanny One Ball]

Garfield really does need to get a new agent.
Or just start reading the screenplays before he commits to the project.

[Destor]

yr mum sucks ass

[Seanny One Ball]

Unlikely, she won’t even eat lamb.

[GD]

Charlie Bartlett - 5.5/10

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Watching the Nic Cage revenge movie Mandy. This thing is bonkers. Like if an acid trip was a movie.

[slik]

Big fan of Mandy

[Damian Rey 2.0]

‘Twas very weird. In an interesting way. The second hour is great. Just non stop Nic Cage vengeance, spewing bloody violence everywhere. I’m glad I didn’t watch it while high.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Mandy-7/10

[Destor]

Memento- 8/10


clever premise. good execution. supporting cast really outshines Guy Pearce who i think really holds the film back. if you do this film with a better lead it probably ends up nolans best work.



i enjoyed the themes of self, truth and self deception. the film takes an outward look at these things but in reality its really about how we lie to ourselves to paint a world we can live in. to give us meaning. i think that really rings true.

[drave]

Memento is still in my top 10 of all time. Fantastic movie.

[GD]

Watching Blazing Saddles for the first time.

[Seanny One Ball]

Memento is Nolan’s best film and I love Guy Pearce in it. That’s Guy Pearce at his very best.

[Destor]

Memento is Nolan’s best film and I love Guy Pearce in it. That’s Guy Pearce at his very best.thats probably true. thats his best. which is a shame. with a better lead the film would only improve.

[Seanny One Ball]

Oh you! *shakes fist*

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Block Island Sound-7/10

Sci-fi thriller that never quite gives you the big monster you would think it’s hinting at, but it’s good and the ending brings it to a nice finish.

Antlers-7/10
Possessed monster movie about as kid hiding a secret in a drug riddled Oregon town. Sad but effective

[Destor]

The Bubble - 6/10


the social commentary is good. taking a piss out of both the film industry and covid is refreshing. hopefully we will look back on the last two years like this film does with utter disdain and complete mockery of everything we did and were subjected to. i enjoyed Gillan and Pascal quite a bit.

that said for a 2 hour comedy most of the gags didnt land and its a bit of a mess that doesnt know how to end, a point the film is aware of and might make for an unintentional allegory.

lots of good cameos though...still ultimately this is basically Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back complete with dick jokes and weed humor.

Apatows best work might be behind him.

[Seanny One Ball]

Apatow’s best work was behind him ten years ago at least.
Probably closer to fifteen.

[Destor]

i really enjoyed his show Love (2016-2018) and i hear the king of staton island (2020) stands aside his best work but i cant stand the lead so ive never given it time

[GD]

Blazing Saddles - 7/10

Color Out of Space - 4/10