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Queen Bea ArthurQuote:
Originally Posted by dookey67
I'll get my coat
Yeah, it was kinda generic, and all over the place, but I liked some of the segments more than others. Seemed like a film fest movie. The speed flying was badass, as it usually is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sluff
I am just finishing Longmire, and am absolutely loving it.
Sherlock is next.
I know it's been mentioned here already but finally got around to watching "The Platform" ("El Hoyo" en español).
Damn.... Watch if you liked Cube. I enjoyed it, but damn...
Also, if you do watch it, make sure to select the original Spanish audio for it. Don't bother with the English dub.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlfooqeZcdY
Damn. These last two chick inflicted sick flicks have my attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by dookey67
Really appreciated the "Fucks Given? Nun." in the close of that preview.
Been watching The Dragon Prince. Series made by the creator of Avatar: The Last Airbender (which I posted about before).
Great family stuff, we're all enjoying it. Lots of hidden pop culture references that my kid (and my wife, lol) are missing. And it's a great show for subtle messages of inclusion and diversity. There's a mixed race couple, a same sex couple, the king is black (well, brown), there's a strong character that is deaf, etc. None of this is even mentioned in the show, it's not heavy handed, these things are just part of the universe in which the story unfolds.
Totally rad. This is one of the best adrenaline junkie movies ever! Surfing, skiing, MTB, paragliding, mountaineering. It just doesn't get better.Thierry Donard gets two thumbs way up:yourock:
One season left. A longer one, but it’s coming to an end. So sad, but can’t wait for it.
https://apple.news/AxgKy0VfETW-Kp0pBrtC3sw
Last night I watched the Endless on Netflix. Very Lovecraftian-esque with excellent writing and presentation that kept me utterly riveted from beginning to end. A low budget indie film that kept me glued to the screen far more than any of the copy/paste action stuff Hollywood's been puking out these past few years.
The trailer makes it look more horror than it really is, so don't let it mislead you too much. REALLY enjoyed this one. Can't believe the actors and team are mostly unknown. To me at least. Oh, and the actress who plays Anna, Callie Hernandez, is SO fine. Anyway, here's a sneak peak:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur8UgpvRPXU
Go check it out.
I started wasting time with Sex Education. Like most tv it’s not good but it is entertaining, and the gf likes it. Of course if it only showed Gillian Anderson in sexy robes for an hour I’d probably still give it five stars.
The writers/directors' first film, Resolution, which ties into this film, is currently streaming on Prime, fwiw...Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
Also worth tracking down is their film Spring.
Woh! I had no idea it was a sequel! I remember those guys at the cabin! Great scene. Even cooler that they have their own entire film. Added to my Prime watchlist and will watch it stat. Thanks for the heads up!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dookey67
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9Em0uf1Ktg
Watched "Her" with Joaquin Phoenix. Movie I've been putting off for years but since it's leaving Netflix later this month I thought I'd finally give it a try. Really interesting film that I enjoyed quite a bit. Typical Spike Jonze yarn so if you like his stuff, you'll like this one. Phoenix was OUTSTANDING in this. Must've been challenging pulling that off while essentially talking to himself during filming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QRvTv_tpw0
Back when this came out in 2013, the plot seemed so far fetched but now that we're such big advancements in AI leading up to 2020, now it doesn't seem so outlandish. We definitely have the earbuds. Heck, the real ones these days are even smaller. The way people were all going around just jabbering to their in-ear buds has already become a reality. Still a bit crazy, but perhaps less so these days which makes the movie that much more interesting to watch in 2020. Give it a shot if you want a quasi-romance film with a VERY unique take.
Edit: One last thing. Scarlett Johansson. Who WOULDN'T fall in love with that voice. Haha. She was fantastic as the voice of Samantha. Truly. Great voice work on her part.
A lot of YA syrup to swallow here, but it has it's moments.Quote:
Originally Posted by dookey67
Jim Jefferies Intolerant is pretty dam funny.
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I watched this film last week. I highly recommend it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
This could have been much better but still ok
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-yhF7IScUE
The Old Guard: super hero boomers. Not super flashy, but I liked it; course I'd watch anything with Charlize and Chiwetel in it. Charlize is no Furiosa in this, but close enough.
Watched it this weekend.....I liked it as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
Anybody seen the new Netflix original acid documentary? Worth the time?
Watched it. It’s okay. Just really made me want to do more acid.Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
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Fuck it List might be the worst movie of a generation. Definitely the worst movie that I’ve sat all the way through. Like a train wreck. Couldn’t look away.
Lenox Hill is a pretty good emotional health care doc, some real fascinating stuff in the neurosurgery realm.
Thanks for the heads up. Watched this one first and it was a trip. Looking forward to the other one.Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
Just finished Waco. Pretty decent in an aggro made for tv kinda vibe. Dovetails nicely into this pissed at govt era.
Ufda .....
Cursed was hugely disappointing; most shows with stupid, immature young people are tough to swallow but this one's criminally bad. Silly characters, weak writing, and over-the-hill Frank Miller. Imma give a 4 on the vomit meter.
Warrior Nun is brilliant in comparison.