Hamnet
really good.
beautiful cinematography
excellent cast
jessie buckley is so good
really good.
beautiful cinematography
excellent cast
jessie buckley is so good
Last movie you watched - post about it
oh and just fyi
its not about hams at all
but its still p good
its not about hams at all
but its still p good
Serious question: Can you eat the ham net?
Ham nets are in the new food pyramid and you should have at least 2 per day
sexy ass juicy ass holiday ham in one of those horny hamnets hanging on the end cap
whoa whoaaaaa let's not hamslut shame plz
can toast
i can host some ham toast haha
red heat (1988)
good 80's action movie with the true style of 80s soundtrack laced with accented sounds fading out in echoes
there's a lot of more people in the supporting cast than gina gershon and laurence (larry here) fishrbune
mike haggerty (google him and you'll recognize), also that guy who speaks similarly to alan alda, i think he's a radio dee jay in a movie i can't remember, anyway he's in it for like 2 lines, he might be in total recall... other people as well
opening scene and ending chase scene are both ridiculous and funny
it could have been worse and if you like no-brainer 80's action movies you'll like this or maybe you've already seen it
good 80's action movie with the true style of 80s soundtrack laced with accented sounds fading out in echoes
there's a lot of more people in the supporting cast than gina gershon and laurence (larry here) fishrbune
mike haggerty (google him and you'll recognize), also that guy who speaks similarly to alan alda, i think he's a radio dee jay in a movie i can't remember, anyway he's in it for like 2 lines, he might be in total recall... other people as well
opening scene and ending chase scene are both ridiculous and funny
it could have been worse and if you like no-brainer 80's action movies you'll like this or maybe you've already seen it
I probably saw that. Back when Jim Belushi was a thing.
Maybe I should watch Mr. Destiny again. ehhh
Maybe I should watch Mr. Destiny again. ehhh
i don't know it but movies with a "see how life could have been" are usually great
mike haggerty (google him and you'll recognize)
how does this man always speak the truth
The opening scene promises a lot, then it turns into an action movie.
Liquid Sky (1982)
A favorite, this could be my 30th time watching it.
Free to watch on YT.
I'm pretty sure the soundtrack won an Oscar.
A favorite, this could be my 30th time watching it.
Free to watch on YT.
I'm pretty sure the soundtrack won an Oscar.
Oof, somehow forgot about one really bad scene. Jesus.
You don't need to watch it. The '80s was different.
You don't need to watch it. The '80s was different.
re: Hudsucker
i never knew it was codirected with Sam Raimi
i wonder if that was for ballast
and shot by Roger Deakins
which makes sense why its so gd beautiful
also fun to see some of the recurring themes and cast from their other, later films
i never knew it was codirected with Sam Raimi
i wonder if that was for ballast
and shot by Roger Deakins
which makes sense why its so gd beautiful
also fun to see some of the recurring themes and cast from their other, later films
i should rewatch hudsucker proxy; i only remember the invention of the ______ and that one of the characters spoke in the old timey atlantic accent (don't remember the name)
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side effects (2013)
i thought it would be better or more interesting
cast performed great and the directing and cinematog was fine music was fine
i don't know maybe i missed something but the story didn't hold my attention at all
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side effects (2013)
i thought it would be better or more interesting
cast performed great and the directing and cinematog was fine music was fine
i don't know maybe i missed something but the story didn't hold my attention at all
this is on streaming and the opening scene is really good and then this song comes on for the credits and that's all i've seen so far
that's robert downey in the middle of the wall lol
anyway somehow this movie, with this title, has the audacity to be almost 2 hours long but what can you do? looks like a must-watch for me
The fact that RDJ started as a background actor, went through a lot of bad years and eventually became a superstar is pretty incredible.
Less Than Zero is a must if you haven't seen it.
Less Than Zero is a must if you haven't seen it.
Iron Lung
Went in knowing nothing about it. Not too shabby.
Went in knowing nothing about it. Not too shabby.
haze said:
The fact that RDJ started as a background actor, went through a lot of bad years and eventually became a superstar is pretty incredible.
Less Than Zero is a must if you haven't seen it.
Being a nepo... sorry, "legacy actor" helps.
His dad is Morton Downy Junior. Junior is their last name.
his grandpa is uppy downy jr
his great grandpa is steve
his great grandpa is steve
Haha, Morton Downey. That show was crazy. And back when you could still smoke on TV.
solaris (1972) directed by andrei tarkovsky, the criterion version, colours brightly remastered, in original russian with subs
the only music is one of bach's chorale preludes for organ, and let me say it is super effective and feels like finally breathing out whenever it hits, which isn't often
this movie is a lot to unpack and i am not the one for the job
but like i said it's remastered and visually amazing. . .the toroidal base on solaris and the locations on earth look spectacular in this version
actors are all very talented and andrei tarkovsky's "directorial talents" are very impressive
anyway, it's a deeply philosophical movie, almost 3 hours, and lots of silence with just the organ music by bach
i would recommend it
the only music is one of bach's chorale preludes for organ, and let me say it is super effective and feels like finally breathing out whenever it hits, which isn't often
this movie is a lot to unpack and i am not the one for the job
but like i said it's remastered and visually amazing. . .the toroidal base on solaris and the locations on earth look spectacular in this version
actors are all very talented and andrei tarkovsky's "directorial talents" are very impressive
anyway, it's a deeply philosophical movie, almost 3 hours, and lots of silence with just the organ music by bach
i would recommend it
1 2 watch that 1
robbie D is loving the smell of napalm in the morning, in heaven
finished 3 movies
54 (1998) - ehhh i saw it a long time ago, on rewatch it's ok but no great performances; they keep playing tiny snippets of the famous song that get more and obvious and then they finally play the song with vocals at the end in the clerb which was nice
maybe the song is best part of this movie
tuff turf (1985) this one i immediately saw the cover and was like hell yeah; it is corny in parts and unrealistic as hell in my opinion, but it's at the same time much more dramatic than expected and way more polished than such a ridiculous title and story suggests - like it has some serious la gang elements (vaguely reminiscent of things like blood in blood out, (and that's for sure a stretch but they're there) just based on whatever sort of weird gang this is supposed to be
slacker (1991) the others i watched over a few days, but this one just yesterday and then finished today
it's a cool film by richard linklater consisting of 1 day in texas, similar to that simpsons episode where it just keeps switching to what other characters walking by are up to that day (24 short stories about springfield or some number); my fav character is this guy who follows someone out of a coffee shop rambling on to him about the moon and mars conspiracies while the person he's following just monosyllabically acknowledges him throughout their walk
one cool 90's thing that happens in this is 2 characters are sort of arguing and one is like "well we're late for the movie now so we might as well not go" and the other says "no there's another show in 2 hours i'll meet you there then" and the first one is like "i'm going into this bookstore" and the other is like "i'll see you there in 2 hours" and the first is like "ok"
or something nostalgic like that
54 (1998) - ehhh i saw it a long time ago, on rewatch it's ok but no great performances; they keep playing tiny snippets of the famous song that get more and obvious and then they finally play the song with vocals at the end in the clerb which was nice
maybe the song is best part of this movie
tuff turf (1985) this one i immediately saw the cover and was like hell yeah; it is corny in parts and unrealistic as hell in my opinion, but it's at the same time much more dramatic than expected and way more polished than such a ridiculous title and story suggests - like it has some serious la gang elements (vaguely reminiscent of things like blood in blood out, (and that's for sure a stretch but they're there) just based on whatever sort of weird gang this is supposed to be
slacker (1991) the others i watched over a few days, but this one just yesterday and then finished today
it's a cool film by richard linklater consisting of 1 day in texas, similar to that simpsons episode where it just keeps switching to what other characters walking by are up to that day (24 short stories about springfield or some number); my fav character is this guy who follows someone out of a coffee shop rambling on to him about the moon and mars conspiracies while the person he's following just monosyllabically acknowledges him throughout their walk
one cool 90's thing that happens in this is 2 characters are sort of arguing and one is like "well we're late for the movie now so we might as well not go" and the other says "no there's another show in 2 hours i'll meet you there then" and the first one is like "i'm going into this bookstore" and the other is like "i'll see you there in 2 hours" and the first is like "ok"
or something nostalgic like that
Been wanting to watch Slacker again. I'm not sure how many times I've seen it.
It's on a Post-It in front of me as a reminder to watch it again.
Linklater is one of my favorites. What have you seen of his?
It's on a Post-It in front of me as a reminder to watch it again.
Linklater is one of my favorites. What have you seen of his?
and the sequel: don’t ever live your dead die life
lol thank
Took my kids to see Goat.
This was probably the most miserable I have ever been in a movie theater even i hated every second of this movie and hated myself ever second i was there. Kids all said it was "fine" but also admitted they didn't really understand what was going on most of the time. Probably because they aren't on a phone all day long and this is a cartoon about a bunch of cartoon characters live streaming on their phones all fucking day what a miserable cartoon world these writers chose to create.
This was probably the most miserable I have ever been in a movie theater even i hated every second of this movie and hated myself ever second i was there. Kids all said it was "fine" but also admitted they didn't really understand what was going on most of the time. Probably because they aren't on a phone all day long and this is a cartoon about a bunch of cartoon characters live streaming on their phones all fucking day what a miserable cartoon world these writers chose to create.
im sure a bunch of friends worked on that thing but you couldnt pay me to watch it
Shudder just added a bunch of Shaw Brothers Chinese horror movies,
and they are bugnuts crazy.
and they are bugnuts crazy.
butterknife said:
im sure a bunch of friends worked on that thing but you couldnt pay me to watch it
The art was the only creative thing about it the writing felt like propaganda
i cant stomach the character designs for more than a few blinks
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