What movies have you seen recently?
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I rented it back when it released. Good film.
Bloodshot - Awful
Still in the middle of watching it, and it’s ass.
Still in the middle of watching it, and it’s ass.
Yeah...I rented it, fell asleep 70% into the movie and rerented it a few weeks later without remembering I had started watching it lol
The Old Guard - Awful
Again, in the middle of watching... And it’s ass.
Again, in the middle of watching... And it’s ass.
The recent explosion in Lebanon makes me want to rewatch one of my favorite FBI films: The Kingdom
Beastie Boys Story - Great
Amazing story, wonderfully presented.
Amazing story, wonderfully presented.
I watched this a couple weeks ago on Hulu. It's been a while since I've seen an original comedy that doesn't suck as a movie. It was supposed to be released in theaters, but for dumped to Hulu because of COVID.
I say original lightly, as it's a modern Groundhog's Day with some really great plot twists, and is actually pretty hilarious at times, and has some unexpected serious moments mixed in.
I watched this a couple weeks ago on Hulu. It's been a while since I've seen an original comedy that doesn't suck as a movie. It was supposed to be released in theaters, but for dumped to Hulu because of COVID.
I say original lightly, as it's a modern Groundhog's Day with some really great plot twists, and is actually pretty hilarious at times, and has some unexpected serious moments mixed in.
Ahh yes I've been meaning to look this movie up, I love Andy Samberg in Brooklyn 99 and heard this was a decent movie too.
LOL...PootsVivarium:
Not much on story but plenty fvcking weird.
The kid is unnecessarily annoying, but it's sticking through that part to finish the movie.
Let Me In-Really good.
One of the best Vampire movies I have seen.
One of the best Vampire movies I have seen.
The original is even better.
Another under recognized vampire movie I recommend is A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. It's black and white, slow, artsy, but I still really like it. Here is a great clip from it (great song too):
Finally watched Ad Astra and was very disappointed like many others. Seems like it had potential that just never materialized.
I thought it was just ok. I'm a big sci fi guy, so it's hard for me to not like a movie like this, but it just felt hollow and dull.
The whole moon rover thing seemed completely absurd. You're taking VIPs across the surface of the moon into hostile territory, you've managed to build bases on the moon and Mars, but you don't have anything better than a lunar golf cart to send them in?
None of it really added up in the end. It was a great setup with no delivery.
I finally watched Us, and man, I really liked the movie. Picked up the Blu-ray from the library, and I really enjoyed the extras. There was definately a lot of careful thought that went into the movie, and a lot of subversive subjects thrown in for good measure. Jordan Peele has become quite the genre film maker... If only he would have put half of this attention into Twilight Zone...
Motherless Brooklyn - I forgot to post my thoughts on this film after I finished it earlier this week. Edward Norton may be an a**hole off screen but I thought he did a damn good job writing, directing, and starring in this film. They really brought 1950’s NYC alive. Has a great supporting cast and his condition in the film makes for some humorous moments. I recommend give it a shot. It’s on HBO/ HBO Max.
I was all over the place. Some nostalgic parts, but completely forgettable. I’m sure people will like it.