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Dacvak
No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
Yep. I’m also a sucker for end of the world movies, especially when they involve aliens.
Totally pointless but im a sucker for end of the world type shit.
Worth a watch I suppose if you need to waste an hour and a half. 2/5.
I will say if there was a trophy for characters making stupid decisions this franchise would win hands down.
This movie was ass and a half. But exactly like you said, it’s a way to kill some time. I don’t regret watching it.
Easily the worst of the 3 movies, though. The plot could not have been more pointless and stupid. But it gets points for having a cat, cause I love cats.
5/10
Doom85
Member
ForAcademicPurposes
Member
★★★★☆ / Some mfs are still trying to ice skate uphill
Days like these...
Have a Blessed Day
Just watched Longlegs. It was ok I'd give it 7.5. Story was weak but it did have a couple of cool scenes
Billbofet
Member
The Last Stop in Yuma County:
Wow, what a surprise. It seems like a standard confined-space thriller, but takes an insane turn in the final act.
I loved every single second of this. The less you know going in, the better.
And......it's also only 90 minutes!!!!
One of my favorites of the year so far. More people need to see this.
Wow, what a surprise. It seems like a standard confined-space thriller, but takes an insane turn in the final act.
I loved every single second of this. The less you know going in, the better.
And......it's also only 90 minutes!!!!
One of my favorites of the year so far. More people need to see this.
bitbydeath
Member
It was just more Saw, I thought it was going to setup something larger but if it did I missed it.
ForAcademicPurposes
Member
Would you rank Hereditary higher then Longlegs?
Days like these...
Have a Blessed Day
I would. I don't know why but I didn't feel any dread watching nor was it really creepy. Plus Toni Colette is the goat her performance was masterful in Hereditary.
Artoris
Gold Member
Hereditary is messed up I will not watch that again
ForAcademicPurposes
Member
I'm halfway in agreement. I feel like Longlegs had better photography and there's a fun little Easter egg in the beginning of the film in the form of a demonic goat.
Days like these...
Have a Blessed Day
I loved the score to longlegs and obviously the scene with cage but nothing compared to the lamp post, dining room table or husband on fire scenes in Hereditary.
On another note Oz Perkins seems like a cunt. I read an interview with him where he stated he would never watch MaXXXine or any modern horror.
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ForAcademicPurposes
Member
Those scenes are pretty memorable in the horror cinema community. They left a mark.
Hereditary might be more gif worthy.
Time will tell. These flicks age like fine wine but some better than others.
Vyse
Gold Member
Never heard of this. Will give it a shot.
Days like these...
Have a Blessed Day
There are way more messed up horror movies out there and I'm not talking about torture porn.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
I can't put my finger on it but something about this movie just leaves me...hollow? The only thing I actively dislike is RDJ in the movie.
I consider Zodiac one of Fincher worst films
bender
What time is it?
It's just a weird hodgepodge of characters and you don't really stick with any of them long enough be invested in them. The scene in the theater guys house always rubs me wrong too. I do like Jake Gyllenhaal's performance which is an oddity for me.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
You mean where he goes down into the basement and he gets super creeped out and leaves immediately?
BadBurger
Many “Whelps”! Handle It!
I think it is his worst film. Boring to me.
bender
What time is it?
Yeah. With how hard the movie is pushing ALA as the Zodiac, that whole bit felt forced to add some tension to the movie. Maybe it's a metacommentary for the uncertainty of who the Zodiac was.
simpatico
Member
Furiosa this evening. Felt a bit like a straight to DVD sequel, but it still had some killer scenes. Too many of the blue screen shots were obvious, but overall it was good. Check it out if you like Mad Max. Keep production quality expectations in check. It's a bit lower than the last one.
Aracadian. Fun creature movie. Drags just a little at the end of the second act, but it gets the most important thing very very right: the creatures. Well worth watching.
Aracadian. Fun creature movie. Drags just a little at the end of the second act, but it gets the most important thing very very right: the creatures. Well worth watching.
Vyse
Gold Member
Just finished watching. You weren’t kidding. Last act was bonkers.
digital_ghost
Member
Was a masterpiece. The animation, the music were amazing. I saw it with my mother and we both enjoyed it. A great last film for Hayao Miyazaki.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Was a masterpiece. The animation, the music were amazing. I saw it with my mother and we both enjoyed it. A great last film for Hayao Miyazaki.
Unfortunately I couldn't get into this film. Ghibli is extremely hit or miss for me
bender
What time is it?
Really enjoyed this until the third act and it all kind of falls apart with strange motives, predictable outcomes, and some clumsy/cheesy shots.
Same. They usually lose me when they delve too much into the surreal. That said, Princess Mononoke and Grave of the Fireflies are two of my favorite movies ever. I love Totoro too and I have a soft spot for Ponyo because of the scene where Ponyo sprints across the transforming ocean waves.
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NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Really enjoyed this until the third act and it all kind of falls apart with strange motives predictable outcomes, and some clumsy/cheesy shots.
Same. They usually lose me when they delve too much into the surreal. That said, Princess Mononoke and Grave of the Fireflies are two of my favorite movies ever. I love Totoro too and I have a soft spot for Ponyo because of the scene where Ponyo sprints across the transforming ocean waves.
When it comes to Ghibli
Princess Mononoke: A+
Howl Moving Castle: A+
Spirited Away: A
Ponyo: A
My Neighbor Totoro: A
Arrietty: B+
From Up On Poppy Hill: C
The Wind Rises: C
The Boy And The Heron: C
Grave of the Fireflies: C
When Marnie Was There: D
The Tale of Princess Kaguya: F-
I haven't watched all of the films yet but for some reason I just feel alot of their films feel the same
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GladiusFrog
Member
Godzilla Minus One Minus Color
10/10 Best Godzilla movie ever made, Wow.
10/10 Best Godzilla movie ever made, Wow.
Sidney Prescott
Member
Shaun of the Dead & Hot Fuzz
Brilliant films. It doesn't matter what kind of mood I'm in, they almost always are able to cheer me up. I just love Edgar Wright's directing style, even the simplest of scenes have so much flavour added to them. He has so much attention to detail. The scripts are always on point and very entertaining, I love the snappy dialogue and chemistry between the cast of characters is always superb. Gun to head, Hot Fuzz is probably my favourite now out of these. I think what I really love about Hot Fuzz in particular is it combines so many different genres with the action being excellent, the comedy being complete fire and it even has some horror and slasher elements thrown in there.
clarky
Gold Member
Good movies. However I have since developed an irrational hatred for Simon Pegg, I dunno what it is, i just want to give the guy a slap. Annoying on levels only James Corden surpasses.
Shaun of the Dead & Hot Fuzz
Brilliant films. It doesn't matter what kind of mood I'm in, they almost always are able to cheer me up. I just love Edgar Wright's directing style, even the simplest of scenes have so much flavour added to them. He has so much attention to detail. The scripts are always on point and very entertaining, I love the snappy dialogue and chemistry between the cast of characters is always superb. Gun to head, Hot Fuzz is probably my favourite now out of these. I think what I really love about Hot Fuzz in particular is it combines so many different genres with the action being excellent, the comedy being complete fire and it even has some horror and slasher elements thrown in there.
INC
Member
Probably his close proximity to Tom cruise
NeverYouMind
Member
I love the small town killer shtick both in literature and film as you always know it is somebody that's been met. What stands out most to me about this film is Mr. Skinner (Timothy Dalton), hotel owner, and others constantly throwing seemingly harmless but ill-mannered or potentially incriminating statements into the face of the protagonist. It is absolutely hilarious. I especially like how during Nicholas' morning jog, Mr. Skinner runs up alongside him and jokingly says "Lock me up. I am a slasher and I must be stopped... A slasher of prices. Just kidding. I'm Simon Skinner. I run the local supermarche... Drop in and see me sometime. My discounts are criminal. Catch me later!"
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clarky
Gold Member
Watching this later, don't let me down GAF!!
calistan
Member
Just watched Battle Angel Alita again, for the first time in a while. This movie is excellent. I really like the manga series, and the film is the highlights of the first two books of that.
There's a lot more to the story than what's presented in the movie. The manga became increasingly bizarre and had a hugely disappointing ending, when the creator basically got tired of the characters and decided to kill everyone off, before changing his mind and bringing them back for a final special edition. Which was still disappointing.
But I doubt the film series will go any further. It was released in 2019 and looks expensive as hell, but I don't think it was a huge hit, so the chances of a sequel seem slim. Even if it goes no further it's a brilliant adaptation.
There's a lot more to the story than what's presented in the movie. The manga became increasingly bizarre and had a hugely disappointing ending, when the creator basically got tired of the characters and decided to kill everyone off, before changing his mind and bringing them back for a final special edition. Which was still disappointing.
But I doubt the film series will go any further. It was released in 2019 and looks expensive as hell, but I don't think it was a huge hit, so the chances of a sequel seem slim. Even if it goes no further it's a brilliant adaptation.
clarky
Gold Member
Yo, this was pretty good thanks for the tip. Nice and short, no fucking around.
Obviously very Tarantino-esque and missing his touch but a solid 7.5 from me.
Peggies
Gold Member
If someone asked me what it was about, I couldn't really tell but it was scary and eerie and I loved it. Probably gonna watch it again, maybe I'll figure it out.
WoodyStare
Member
If you enjoyed this, check out the directors new film Oddity. I don’t scare very easily, but Oddity had at least three or four scenes that scared the hell out of me. Probably the best horror film I’ve seen so far this year, it deserved a wider release. It’s available digitally on August 20th.
If someone asked me what it was about, I couldn't really tell but it was scary and eerie and I loved it. Probably gonna watch it again, maybe I'll figure it out.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Thanks for reccomandation
Peggies
Gold Member
That's why I watched this one. Wanted to check out his first movies. Haven't found Oddity digitaly yet but I'm sooo waiting for it.
Men_in_Boxes
Snake Oil Salesman
I can't remember the last time I enjoyed a movie as much as this. Genuinely might be up there with Rocky as one of my all time favorites. My highest recommendation.