“Every day, I come by your house and I pick you up.

[boreform]

watched brotherhood of the wolf

dude chose the lil white bitch over monica bellucci 




foh with this bs 

[Potato]

Great movie.

[Besticus Maximus]

Bone temple rules

[DavidCroquet]

watched brotherhood of the wolf

dude chose the lil white bitch over monica bellucci 




foh with this bs 

The only thing I remember about Brotherhood of the Wolf is the scene transition where a boobie turns into a mountain

[Snoopy]

Never go full eshay

[DavidCroquet]

You know what's a good movie? Six Degrees of Separation. 

Every time I see it (literally I've only ever seen it twice) I wonder why Will Smith didn't do more of this kind of thing in his career. He can really be a phenomenal actor. His "imagination" monologue had me as misty-eyed as Donald Sutherland.



I was joking with my wife that Jada beats him and forces him to only take big money Will Smith-as-Will Smith roles.

[Potato]

Just realised Embracer Group now owns the film rights to Lord of the Rings.

Lol, this upcoming Hunt for Gollum film is going to be arse.

[boreform]

[boreform]

[DavidCroquet]

Watched Marie Antionette with the wife last night.

I actually watched it in theaters when it came out too. Last night, as in ancient history, I came away with the same impression: what's the point of this movie?

I mean, I get it. The idea seems to be to encourage audiences to check their assumptions about Marie Antionette (and by extension, scions of royalty more generally)--she was just a girl! Married at 14! Insulated from anything other than the hermetic seal of the high court lifestyle! What justice does it serve to hold her accountable?!

And I think that's fine, and I agree...but you get to that conclusion within the first 30 minutes of the movie and then it's just Marie Antoinette doing girly teen girl things for the rest of the runtime. 

I also was reminded of the missed opportunity for additional anachronistic BS. It was certainly marketed a certain way, but aside from some music choices and a shot of a pair of converse, they do very little with that idea.

[Besticus Maximus]

Marty Supreme. 

I like it but that's just too much, too long, too acting, too musicy 6/10

That lady from until dawn movie sucks, no more movies with her for me

[benji]

[Straight Edge]

Bone Temple was fucking great. Even if you were cool on 28 Years, you should check it out. Hope the third movie still gets made.

[Potato]

I always liked 28 Days/Months because they were grounded in gritty reality even though they were zombie flicks. Years just went too much into fantasy and it pissed me off.

[Nintex]

[Rendle]

Heat 2: Reheat.

[DavidCroquet]

"Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the Heat 2 around the corner"

- Christian Bale

[Potato]

So, I was scrolling through a local cinema listing looking for somewhere that will be showing the Iron Maiden documentary in May and noticed some interesting release dates for upcoming movies (at least here in Aus).

• Minions and Monsters opens on the same day as Toy Story 5. WTF? Didn't even know there was a new Minions movie and they have sent it out to die.
  
• There's a Cliffhanger remake starring Lily James and Pierce Brosnan. Who asked for this?
  
• Dune Part 3 and Avengers Doomsday release on the same day. That will be when the death of the MCU is officially pronounced.
  

Just some random thoughts.

Still haven't found a listing for the Iron Maiden doco

[Snoopy]

I think if Tarantino had originally released the new Kill Bill version it would be seen as his greatest film. 4hrs sounds like a lot but it flows by.

[boreform]

dark comedy about a french vamp who doesn't want to kill. I am appreciating it with a nice bottle of chardonnay right now, bois 

[Potato]

I think if Tarantino had originally released the new Kill Bill version it would be seen as his greatest film. 4hrs sounds like a lot but it flows by.

Volume 1 was hot garbage. Never saw volume 2.

[DavidCroquet]

I think if Tarantino had originally released the new Kill Bill version it would be seen as his greatest film. 4hrs sounds like a lot but it flows by.

Volume 1 was hot garbage. Never saw volume 2.

I have been waiting to encounter this opinion my whole life.

1 and 2 are very different movies—so much so that I always doubted even Tarantino’s own words out of his mouth about intending it to be one film.

Moreover, 2 is so much better as a standalone experience than 1 could ever be. It’s worth checking out particularly if you didn’t like the first.

[Polident]

I haven’t watched them in some time and intend on watching the joined cut.

But to this day, inexplicably, guys born in the 80s hold a strong affinity for Japan from Kill Bill 1 and Lost in Translation. Many, many times I’ve been asked about the hotels or restaurants from the movies. I’ve been asked to take photos in the elevator or bar at park hyatt shinjuku.

Older folks japanophile thing is Kurosawa. Younger is animu. Strange generation.

[Potato]

I like Kurosawa and Yoji Yamada.

Kill Bill 1 was when Tarantino jumped the shark for me.

[boreform]

dark comedy about a french vamp who doesn't want to kill. I am appreciating it with a nice bottle of chardonnay right now, bois 

fun movie. rip rico the clown 




watched this one last night. the whole cast were great. one of those smaller movies that turns out to be great