GreenAlien
Member
Guns, Girls and Gambling (2012)
Guns and girls.. That's basically all I want from a movie.
Guns and girls.. That's basically all I want from a movie.
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Movies You’ve Watched Lately [OT] - 2023
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NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Now that I watch 4 Spike Lee movies
He's hit or miss for me
Loved
Blackkklansman
The Inside Man
HATED
Jungle Fever
Summer of Sam
I do notice his tracking shots he uses
Also Summer of Sam is especially disappointing since I always found serial killers to be interesting
Love Mind Hunters on Netflix
Such a shame that Netflix canceled it after 2 seasons
Makes me so mad lol
He's hit or miss for me
Loved
Blackkklansman
The Inside Man
HATED
Jungle Fever
Summer of Sam
I do notice his tracking shots he uses
Also Summer of Sam is especially disappointing since I always found serial killers to be interesting
Love Mind Hunters on Netflix
Such a shame that Netflix canceled it after 2 seasons
Makes me so mad lol
MastAndo
Member
If you're looking to check out Spike Lee movies, Do the Right Thing and 25th Hour are his best in my opinion.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Yeah those are on my watch list when it comes to Spike Lee including Da 5 Blood
Mr Reasonable
Completely Unreasonable
Killers of the Flower Moon.
Excellent. People will focus on it being longer than most films, and while it's a sizeable piece of work, the story keeps things moving along at quite a pace.
Great cast, a sad story told well.
Stay for the atmospherics with the credits.
Excellent. People will focus on it being longer than most films, and while it's a sizeable piece of work, the story keeps things moving along at quite a pace.
Great cast, a sad story told well.
Stay for the atmospherics with the credits.
eddie4
Genuinely Generous
Watched Reptile with good ol Benicio the other night.
Solid movie, 7/10. No weird, woke shit, just some standard detectives detecting, give it a watch.
Solid movie, 7/10. No weird, woke shit, just some standard detectives detecting, give it a watch.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Resident Evil Welcome To Raccoon City: B+
Huh
This movie turned out great. I'm actually kind of surprised. There's a midcredit scene for anyone who's interested in watching this.
Watched Reptile with good ol Benicio the other night.
Solid movie, 7/10. No weird, woke shit, just some standard detectives detecting, give it a watch.
I saw this a couple of days ago. It was a good flick. I give it a 8/10. Thankfully no woke stuff in it
Andyliini
Member
Escape Plan 2: Hades
While the original Escape Plan can be considered a small success, with it's small budget and so on, maybe it's not that big of a surprise that they made s sequel. This has very little to do with the first film though, as it's completely standalone. Stallone is once again top billed actor here, but his role is relatively small all things considered. As the film was mostly made with Chinese money, many of the main characters are Chinese. This was a time when many Chinese companies tried to make a worldwide appearance in huge numbers. It seems like Covid has mostly killed this endeavor. Maybe it's only a good thing...
Anyway, not very good film, stick with the original.
While the original Escape Plan can be considered a small success, with it's small budget and so on, maybe it's not that big of a surprise that they made s sequel. This has very little to do with the first film though, as it's completely standalone. Stallone is once again top billed actor here, but his role is relatively small all things considered. As the film was mostly made with Chinese money, many of the main characters are Chinese. This was a time when many Chinese companies tried to make a worldwide appearance in huge numbers. It seems like Covid has mostly killed this endeavor. Maybe it's only a good thing...
Anyway, not very good film, stick with the original.
Doom85
Member
Resident Evil Welcome To Raccoon City: B+
Huh
This movie turned out great. I'm actually kind of surprised. There's a midcredit scene for anyone who's interested in watching this.
As a massive fan of the games, it was refreshing to see a movie focus on the actual RE leads and not be entirely Mary Alice Sue while the RE cast cheerlead her on and on occasion get a competent moment as the prior films did. Sure, there were still a lot of changes here I didn’t agree with (no Barry and Rebecca, why is Wesker kind of only slightly bad?, etc.) but this was like seeing live-action Ghost in the Shell after a bunch of Dragonball Evolutions in a row. Like, live-action GitS has problems, for sure, but’s it still FAR preferable to DB Evolution.
The movie also had more of a horror style to it for most of it, whereas the prior movies almost entirely focused on being action blockbusters.
Also this movie is the first time Jill and Leon have spoken to each other, so weird that the two most iconic leads of the series never had a game together. I did hear the new CGI film has them together, I need to get around to that one.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
That's the thing too
I watched a couple of the ones with that Mary Sue character. I enjoyed the first one but had to stop watching due to them getting worse and worse
My only complaint is with Jill Valentine, she's not as sexy since I want my sexy fanservice. But other than that I thought she did a good job with the character. As I said before I'm fine with Race/Gender Swap as long as it's not used as a political mouthpiece
What I loved about the movie is the character interactions. Yes they made some changes especially to Wesker character but I felt it didn't hurt the movie at all
Action wise I actually like the fact that they tried to make each Action scene distinctive. Let's just say they are memorable and I remember every action scene
The movie has flaws but it's one of the better Hollywood videogame adaptations I seen.
It's interesting how Hollywood is starting to get Videogame Adaptations right
Sonic Movies
Super Mario Bros Movie
Resident Evil Welcome To Raccoon City
As for Ghost In The Shell, I consider that one of the best Hollywood Live Action Anime Adaptations I seen. I saw this in IMAX back than and they got everything right. Such a good film. Yes it has it's flaws but it's much better film than people think. This one was a surprise
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ÆMNE22A!C
NO PAIN TRANCE CONTINUE
This is hilarious and badass af.
I told my dad to watch Beau is afraid. So he's like, well, app me the title.
Now... My father is a pretty is a "normal" movie viewer.
So to plough through this 3 hour long headtrip haha what a trooper.
Translation
Ok
I'm watching now. Kind of a weird/strange movie.
Beau doesn't has it easy
Kind of a weird/strange movie.
Indeed dad. Indeed.
I told my dad to watch Beau is afraid. So he's like, well, app me the title.
Now... My father is a pretty is a "normal" movie viewer.
So to plough through this 3 hour long headtrip haha what a trooper.
Translation
Ok
I'm watching now. Kind of a weird/strange movie.
Beau doesn't has it easy
Kind of a weird/strange movie.
Indeed dad. Indeed.
John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
In a Halloween mood I rewatched for the first time in maybe 30 years The Changeling (1980).
It holds up well and it's free on Youtube
It holds up well and it's free on Youtube
violence
Member
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990.
Perfect movie to wash the bad taste of the Michael Bay TMNT out of my mouth. I was pretty jazzed to watch this after seeing the red letter media video on it. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen this and it was almost like inviting old friends over.
This is the movie Megan Fox should’ve been in.
Perfect movie to wash the bad taste of the Michael Bay TMNT out of my mouth. I was pretty jazzed to watch this after seeing the red letter media video on it. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen this and it was almost like inviting old friends over.
This is the movie Megan Fox should’ve been in.
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bitbydeath
Member
Scream VI
I went in with low expectations given its reception but I enjoyed it more than V. But there was way too many annoying “why run away after you just fought back and won” scenes, which are incredibly frustrating to watch. Especially since they all talk a big game. Oh and I don’t know why one of the guys has a giant ladder in his tiny apartment.
I went in with low expectations given its reception but I enjoyed it more than V. But there was way too many annoying “why run away after you just fought back and won” scenes, which are incredibly frustrating to watch. Especially since they all talk a big game. Oh and I don’t know why one of the guys has a giant ladder in his tiny apartment.
John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
Your dad's watching the right movie allrightThis is hilarious and badass af.
I told my dad to watch Beau is afraid. So he's like, well, app me the title.
Now... My father is a pretty is a "normal" movie viewer.
So to plough through this 3 hour long headtrip haha what a trooper.
Translation
Ok
I'm watching now. Kind of a weird/strange movie.
Beau doesn't has it easy
Kind of a weird/strange movie.
Indeed dad. Indeed.
BadBurger
Banned
Savage Salvation
Real mixed bag. The first half is a drama through and through with a heavy dose of love story amidst a backdrop of addiction and recovery. The cutey pie from the Amazon Jack Reacher show is the (edit: a protag) protag, and every actor I think does a good job with what they're given.
The second half is an action revenge thriller. The change is tone is sudden and weird, but I enjoyed the action sequences.
I'd say if you're going to watch it, just scan through the first 30-ish minutes so you can get an idea of who is who and what is what, then watch the second half normally.
Real mixed bag. The first half is a drama through and through with a heavy dose of love story amidst a backdrop of addiction and recovery. The cutey pie from the Amazon Jack Reacher show is the (edit: a protag) protag, and every actor I think does a good job with what they're given.
The second half is an action revenge thriller. The change is tone is sudden and weird, but I enjoyed the action sequences.
I'd say if you're going to watch it, just scan through the first 30-ish minutes so you can get an idea of who is who and what is what, then watch the second half normally.
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Mitsurux
Member
I recently picked up "The Mummy Ultimate Collection" on Blu-Ray, so i finally decided that it was time to watch:
"The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor" (2008):
The Good: Really great Sets (Actual real sets!), Brendan Fraser is great as in the previous 2 Mummy Movies, some decent action /chase scenes. Music was pretty good as well.
The Bad: "Shaky Cam" ruins some action scenes. There is some HORRIBLE CGI (Then some cgi that looks fine). baffling story choices (Example: The Dragon emperor has control of ALL of the elements, and the ability to shapeshift, and can only be killed with a specific knife...really. at one point three CGI yetis arrive to help our heroes fight off the bad guys then end up saving them from an avalanch...ugh, Jet Li turing into the 3 headed CGI dragon was so bad....). Some really really bad editing. (Example: The movie has both Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh great actors that can handle a fight scene, but their fight was handled so badly, in length, editing, etc. ). Replaceemnt of Rachel Weisz as Evelyn.
2/5 Not worth your time if you like the first two movies in the Mummy series
Note sure if i'm brave unough to take a chance on the Scorpion King... we will see.
"The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor" (2008):
The Good: Really great Sets (Actual real sets!), Brendan Fraser is great as in the previous 2 Mummy Movies, some decent action /chase scenes. Music was pretty good as well.
The Bad: "Shaky Cam" ruins some action scenes. There is some HORRIBLE CGI (Then some cgi that looks fine). baffling story choices (Example: The Dragon emperor has control of ALL of the elements, and the ability to shapeshift, and can only be killed with a specific knife...really. at one point three CGI yetis arrive to help our heroes fight off the bad guys then end up saving them from an avalanch...ugh, Jet Li turing into the 3 headed CGI dragon was so bad....). Some really really bad editing. (Example: The movie has both Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh great actors that can handle a fight scene, but their fight was handled so badly, in length, editing, etc. ). Replaceemnt of Rachel Weisz as Evelyn.
2/5 Not worth your time if you like the first two movies in the Mummy series
Note sure if i'm brave unough to take a chance on the Scorpion King... we will see.
Andyliini
Member
Escape Plan: The Extractors
Third film of the series, and a bit better than the previous film. This one is more brutal with it's action, although the story is as simple as ever. I was a bit surprised after I found out this film was done on shoestring budget of 3,6 million dollars, where as the previous film had a budget of 20 million. Maybe they used the budget of 2 to pay of some of the cast of part 3. It's fine for what it is, but it completely sidelines the cliffhanger ending from 2, and doesn't really bring anything new to table. Better than the previous one, but far worse than the first one.
Third film of the series, and a bit better than the previous film. This one is more brutal with it's action, although the story is as simple as ever. I was a bit surprised after I found out this film was done on shoestring budget of 3,6 million dollars, where as the previous film had a budget of 20 million. Maybe they used the budget of 2 to pay of some of the cast of part 3. It's fine for what it is, but it completely sidelines the cliffhanger ending from 2, and doesn't really bring anything new to table. Better than the previous one, but far worse than the first one.
Come On Tars
Member
Movie kicks major ass and feels fresh.
This movie doesn't give a fuck and it let's you know real quick that everyone and thing is fair game. It's been a long time since a horror movie put my jaw on the floor and this movie did it 3 times.
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FunkMiller
Gold Member
Fuck.
Equalizer 3 is fantastic. Easily the best of the three.
He’s an absolute monster of a human being… but a good monster.
Equalizer 3 is fantastic. Easily the best of the three.
He’s an absolute monster of a human being… but a good monster.
Men_in_Boxes
Snake Oil Salesman
Fuck.
Equalizer 3 is fantastic. Easily the best of the three.
He’s an absolute monster of a human being… but a good monster.
Equalizer > John Wick
Nay.
Equalizer >>> John Wick
Mitsurux
Member
So I said to myself "What the Heck" and dove into:
The Scorpion King (2002)
The Good: The Rock is fun to watch in this film (Funny, good stunt work,) The film is a lot more Goofy/funny than I was expecting (Thats a good thing I guess?). Decent action/fight scenes. Really cool looking sets.
The Average: The Story (Take revenge save the world/kingdom). The characters (We really don't know all that much about any of the characters, none of them other than maybe the Rock even have any sort of arc). Does not have any real connection to the Mummy films (This move take place WAY in the past, and serves to show how the Rock becomes the Scorpion King)
The Bad: 2 pretty rough CGI scenes (Long shot of fire ants coming out of their hills is laughably bad, especially since the prior scene with the camera coming out of the hill with the ants was really good. The Rock grabbing a CGI snake in the final fight.. is meme worthy)
Over all just an average action move 3/5 nothing special
Fun Facts: David Hayter was involved in the screenplay AND Vince McMahon was an executive producer
Not so fun facts: Apparently there were 4 sequels to the Scorpion King... which I have no desire to watch
The Scorpion King (2002)
The Good: The Rock is fun to watch in this film (Funny, good stunt work,) The film is a lot more Goofy/funny than I was expecting (Thats a good thing I guess?). Decent action/fight scenes. Really cool looking sets.
The Average: The Story (Take revenge save the world/kingdom). The characters (We really don't know all that much about any of the characters, none of them other than maybe the Rock even have any sort of arc). Does not have any real connection to the Mummy films (This move take place WAY in the past, and serves to show how the Rock becomes the Scorpion King)
The Bad: 2 pretty rough CGI scenes (Long shot of fire ants coming out of their hills is laughably bad, especially since the prior scene with the camera coming out of the hill with the ants was really good. The Rock grabbing a CGI snake in the final fight.. is meme worthy)
Over all just an average action move 3/5 nothing special
Fun Facts: David Hayter was involved in the screenplay AND Vince McMahon was an executive producer
Not so fun facts: Apparently there were 4 sequels to the Scorpion King... which I have no desire to watch
Sub_Level
wants to fuck an Asian grill.
The Killer (2023) - Kill Bill meets No Country for Old Men. Fantastic execution, acting, and soundtrack. Not Fincher’s best, nor Fassbender’s best, but a strong effort resulting in possibly the best action film of 2023. A little too much use of licensed music for my taste. I like the Smiths but not at the expense of more Trent Reznor beats. 8/10
Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) - Absolutely haunting story and a phenomenal time period piece. You will be transported to 1920s Oklahoma and be disgusted in the process. Unfortunately i continue to see DiCaprio the actor on screen, not DiCaprio’s character. He will never stop being Jack from Titanic to my brain, no matter how old he gets or what accent he tries to use. 9/10
Spiderverse 2 (2023) - Amazing visuals and some extremely fun segments dragged down by a weaker storyline than the first and a kick-in-the-balls cliffhanger. A film focused squarely on Miles vs The Spot probably would have been tense & engaging, but we are continuing the multiverse comic book trend yet again. 5/10
Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) - Absolutely haunting story and a phenomenal time period piece. You will be transported to 1920s Oklahoma and be disgusted in the process. Unfortunately i continue to see DiCaprio the actor on screen, not DiCaprio’s character. He will never stop being Jack from Titanic to my brain, no matter how old he gets or what accent he tries to use. 9/10
Spiderverse 2 (2023) - Amazing visuals and some extremely fun segments dragged down by a weaker storyline than the first and a kick-in-the-balls cliffhanger. A film focused squarely on Miles vs The Spot probably would have been tense & engaging, but we are continuing the multiverse comic book trend yet again. 5/10
BadBurger
Banned
Robocop (1987)
So many aspects and themes in this movie feel like prognostication, like warnings:
The recognition of the cynicism in network news. The dangers of privatization of public works and offices. How units within a police force lacking checks and balances is just as much of a danger to the public as violent criminals.
As a movie it's also incredibly enjoyable. It's funny, gory, elegantly campy, great sci-fi. Every major character feels like an exaggeration that works. They sometimes chew the scenery and the viewer wants to cheer them on, to see them do it again (Clarence Boddicker and Dick Jones in particular, but literally every character does it).
"Well I guess we're gonna be friends after all. Richard".
So many aspects and themes in this movie feel like prognostication, like warnings:
The recognition of the cynicism in network news. The dangers of privatization of public works and offices. How units within a police force lacking checks and balances is just as much of a danger to the public as violent criminals.
As a movie it's also incredibly enjoyable. It's funny, gory, elegantly campy, great sci-fi. Every major character feels like an exaggeration that works. They sometimes chew the scenery and the viewer wants to cheer them on, to see them do it again (Clarence Boddicker and Dick Jones in particular, but literally every character does it).
"Well I guess we're gonna be friends after all. Richard".
jufonuk
not tag worthy
killers of the flower moon, you think the Irishman was long ?
Sorry I love the director’s other films. But this was… it’s too fucking long. Leo just does the ‘lude face from wolf of Wall Street and everyone does a mumbly foghorn leghorn impersonation while the actress playing his wife just looks half bored and depressed all movie. I waited three hours to see Brendon Fraser show up for all of 10 mins ?!, but n a 3 1/2 movie
They need to cut it down then it will be good. Too much fluff.
Sorry I love the director’s other films. But this was… it’s too fucking long. Leo just does the ‘lude face from wolf of Wall Street and everyone does a mumbly foghorn leghorn impersonation while the actress playing his wife just looks half bored and depressed all movie. I waited three hours to see Brendon Fraser show up for all of 10 mins ?!, but n a 3 1/2 movie
They need to cut it down then it will be good. Too much fluff.
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Andyliini
Member
Lonely Castle in the Mirror
Theatrical anime is not relesed around here every day, as they are niche and rarely gather big crowds into theather. I am thankful that they still do, because if not, I might have not ever experienced this one. Once again, it shows a magical world ful of wonder and mystery, with a diverse cast of mostly likeable characters. The mix of traditional looking characters and 3D environments dont always mix well, and the ending dragged, mut aside from those, I really enjoyed this one. When I find myself thinking afterwards "This is why I like going to cinema", I know I have truly enjoyed something. It does not always happen, but this time it certainly did.
Theatrical anime is not relesed around here every day, as they are niche and rarely gather big crowds into theather. I am thankful that they still do, because if not, I might have not ever experienced this one. Once again, it shows a magical world ful of wonder and mystery, with a diverse cast of mostly likeable characters. The mix of traditional looking characters and 3D environments dont always mix well, and the ending dragged, mut aside from those, I really enjoyed this one. When I find myself thinking afterwards "This is why I like going to cinema", I know I have truly enjoyed something. It does not always happen, but this time it certainly did.
Insane Metal
Member
The Killer
What a boring piece of shit. The intro to the movie is a 20 minute long monologue. Fuck this.
What a boring piece of shit. The intro to the movie is a 20 minute long monologue. Fuck this.
BadBurger
Banned
The Marvels
It's an average Marvel movie - you know exactly what you're going to get. There's no standout performance - everyone plays their characters exactly as we've seen them before. The villain is a typical Marvel one-and-done. It's fun though, despite suffering constant tonal shifts. If you enjoy the Marvel universe it's worth a watch.
Priscilla
Another great movie from Coppola about a young woman lacking control of her life. As a viewer I felt like a voyeur watching the events unfold, as Priscilla was gradually becoming a voyeur of her own life. Whoever the DoP was made scenes that would be nothing to drool over look remarkable. I don't know a thing about the real history between Elvis and Priscilla, but it doesn't feel the least bit contrived - despite knowing most of it is made up.
I'm sure there's going to be some Oscar nods for at least two of the actors involved along with Coppola herself.
It's an average Marvel movie - you know exactly what you're going to get. There's no standout performance - everyone plays their characters exactly as we've seen them before. The villain is a typical Marvel one-and-done. It's fun though, despite suffering constant tonal shifts. If you enjoy the Marvel universe it's worth a watch.
Priscilla
Another great movie from Coppola about a young woman lacking control of her life. As a viewer I felt like a voyeur watching the events unfold, as Priscilla was gradually becoming a voyeur of her own life. Whoever the DoP was made scenes that would be nothing to drool over look remarkable. I don't know a thing about the real history between Elvis and Priscilla, but it doesn't feel the least bit contrived - despite knowing most of it is made up.
I'm sure there's going to be some Oscar nods for at least two of the actors involved along with Coppola herself.
BadBurger
Banned
Blue Beetle
This movie is way better than I was expecting. I like how they lean into him being Mexican American and include his family heavily just as they did with the first run of his comic. The visuals are extremely vibrant, reflecting the culture and his fictional heavily-Latino Texan city. The score is bombastic. It is genuinely funny. George Lopez kills it. I think this is easily the best DCU movie. Nicely paced, a good romp.
My only main detraction is that the main villain is extremely one note and his whole aesthetic looks dated and a little goofy.
Edit: I have to say, whoever made and OK'd the trailers should be fired. They do not reflect the finished product. The suit and overall CG look way better. They also misrepresented the tone and vibe by a mile. It's the most bizarre separation between trailers and actual movie that I think I have ever seen
This movie is way better than I was expecting. I like how they lean into him being Mexican American and include his family heavily just as they did with the first run of his comic. The visuals are extremely vibrant, reflecting the culture and his fictional heavily-Latino Texan city. The score is bombastic. It is genuinely funny. George Lopez kills it. I think this is easily the best DCU movie. Nicely paced, a good romp.
My only main detraction is that the main villain is extremely one note and his whole aesthetic looks dated and a little goofy.
Edit: I have to say, whoever made and OK'd the trailers should be fired. They do not reflect the finished product. The suit and overall CG look way better. They also misrepresented the tone and vibe by a mile. It's the most bizarre separation between trailers and actual movie that I think I have ever seen
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DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
The Killer was fucking awesome. What a stylish intense movie. One lengthy scene in particular was absolutely fucking brutal and hardcore to watch.
Billbofet
Member
When Evil Lurks
Can't say I enjoyed a single moment of it, but wow, what a movie. So bleak, but so well made and haunting.
The less you know going in the better, so I would recommend not watching the trailer.
It's been a while since I've seen a horror movie so effective.
Can't say I enjoyed a single moment of it, but wow, what a movie. So bleak, but so well made and haunting.
The less you know going in the better, so I would recommend not watching the trailer.
It's been a while since I've seen a horror movie so effective.
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Badlucktroll
Member
Amazing movie. I highly reccomend to those who haven't seen it.
jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
My daughter suggested this week's movie: Totally Killer
I was expecting a slasher flick (it kinda was), but what I got was a really great 80s nostalgia trip wrapped up in a competent time travel movie. Very awesome, really well done, fun movie.
I was expecting a slasher flick (it kinda was), but what I got was a really great 80s nostalgia trip wrapped up in a competent time travel movie. Very awesome, really well done, fun movie.
Grildon Tundy
Member
It crosses some lines that usually don't get crossed, that's for sure.
JimmyRustler
Member
Watched Mission Impossible Dead Reconning I again last weekend.
Awesome in cinema, awesome at home. Cruise is one of the few left that can deliver amazing popcorn action flicks.
Awesome in cinema, awesome at home. Cruise is one of the few left that can deliver amazing popcorn action flicks.
JimmyRustler
Member
Just finished 10 things I hate about you.
Been AGES since I‘ve seen it. Surprisingly I still remembered most of. I‘d say it’s ok and all but I have to admit the ending is pure movie magic. Made me teary eyes. Had to investigate and wow… Julia‘s tears were as real as they felt watching the movie. Good stuff.
Been AGES since I‘ve seen it. Surprisingly I still remembered most of. I‘d say it’s ok and all but I have to admit the ending is pure movie magic. Made me teary eyes. Had to investigate and wow… Julia‘s tears were as real as they felt watching the movie. Good stuff.
DeafTourette
Perpetually Offended
Chevalier. The true story of the Afro-French classical composer. It's fascinating how his life turned out. A part of history I never knew about! The movie was so engrossing to me!
Andyliini
Member
Unforgiven
I have planned on watching this for a while, since it was Academy Award winner after all. I'm not really sure I agree with that. It's not a bad film, just difficult to follow for being so episodic. It has a few different plot points being followed, and not all of them are even relevant to the main plot. David Webb Peoples often writes good scripts, so I don't know if Eastwood changed a lot of it during filming of not.
I have planned on watching this for a while, since it was Academy Award winner after all. I'm not really sure I agree with that. It's not a bad film, just difficult to follow for being so episodic. It has a few different plot points being followed, and not all of them are even relevant to the main plot. David Webb Peoples often writes good scripts, so I don't know if Eastwood changed a lot of it during filming of not.
Grildon Tundy
Member
Hell or High Water (2016): if you take Roger Ebert's approach in criticism, where you judge a movie based on how well it achieves what it set out to do, then this movie is a 10. It's entertaining, funny, shocking, touching, compelling, well-acted, well-written, well-directed, well-everything. Can't believe I didn't know about it until recently.
I just learned there is a Japanese remake of Unforgiven that had a very good reception. Its on my list to watch now.
John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
GeekyDad
Member
Seems we've lost another one, guys.
Amazing movie. I highly reccomend to those who haven't seen it.
Fare the well...
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