What's the last movie you watched?

HOLY SPOCOLI

That trailer was superb!!!!

I don't care what every one else says about you, MF - you got taste!

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Originally Posted by MontuckyFried

Awesome! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Def gives the film a different vibe. They did a masterful job creating this version. You can tell a lot of TLC went into making it. Buy the Blu-Ray if you can still score a copy. Well worth it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNykS4VlnwE

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Just ordered the blu ray, thanks again. It just might be my favorite movie ever.

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Originally Posted by buttahflake

Gunpowder Milkshake should have been named Garbage Milkshake, just awful.

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I concur.
And to think they have already greenlit a sequel...

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Originally Posted by PB

HOLY SPOCOLI

That trailer was superb!!!!

I don't care what every one else says about you, MF - you got taste!

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Haha. Thanks?

A Man Called Otto. Non-animated, non-fantastical version of UP.

I cried like a baby.

Dune: Part 2


I feel like I just watched a great 6 hour movie that someone cut down to 3 hours. It feels in parts rushed, in parts it goes nowhere with scenes, and some stuff just comes out of nowhere or with insufficient setup/foreshadowing.
I enjoyed the spectacle of it, the visuals and so on, but I just feel like it got butchered in the editing bay.

One Love

Winter's Bone.

Well wrought, scathing, depressing.

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Originally Posted by Buster Highmen

Winter's Bone.

Well wrought, scathing, depressing.

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Phenomenal. JLaw was really convincing.

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The Iron Claw

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2106458...q_the%2520iron

Fuck me

Had no idea of this story

4 claws out of 5 curses

There Was A Crooked Man……

Kirk Douglas and Henry Fonda in a western.

Red Rocket. About a former male porn star hustling to make ends meet in rural Texas. Dark-ish humor and fairly hilarious.