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12th Son of the Lama
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12th Son of the Lama
posted by SportsAndLadyThought that would have been obvious lol
I have no idea what the movie is even about.
posted by SportsAndLadyThought that would have been obvious lol
I have no idea what the movie is even about.
Red Sparrow. 7/10. Entertaining. A little too long. Plot was kinda meh compared to what it could’ve been. Added half a point for Jennifer Lawrence tits.
The Death of Stalin was very good.
You can only imagine
Entertaining, wife enjoyed it, popcorn extra butter was good
My dude and I just binged on American Horror Story: Murder House
8.5/10
I'll be taking him through all of the seasons, he's enjoying it so far.
A couple years ago, a friend and his wife bought me a 9-movie collection of Puppet Master movies. I finally have taken the plunge to try enduring them.
I - 3/10 (pretty boring)
II - 6/10 (of the "so bad it's good" sort)
III - 6/10 (of the "actually decent" sort; decent character actors and Nazis were getting killed; a winning combo!)
IV - 2/10 (blah)
V - 4/10 (basically IV with some neat elements, such as how Maynard from Maynard-n-Zed's rape dungeon from Pulp Fiction had a small role).
Endure 4 more of these things and I think I'll move on to James Bond stuff. Or, really, anything else.
Watched Ghostbusters last night for probably the 50th time (Albeit first time in 15 yrs). Still holds up.
What do you guys mean when you say a movie holds up?? I think I may have asked before but I can't remember.
posted by bigdaddy2003What do you guys mean when you say a movie holds up?? I think I may have asked before but I can't remember.
Well for me, I loved Ghostbusters growing up, and it holds up to my memory as a good movie.
Or like Godfather holds up. Obviously great plots and characters and everything, but the movie was very old and didn’t have CG, or a lot of new tricks of the movie industry. But, you watch it, and it doesn’t matter. It still feels realistic and very good.
Then you watch other “classics” and they suck now. For me, Top Gun might be the worst. It’s close to unwatchable for me now.
Watched Wonder with wife and kids. Damn... right in the feels.
posted by Commander of AwesomeHell of High Water, no close.
I watched this the other night specifically because you and S&L seemed to think it was great.
Am I the only one who thought it was a whiny piece of shit? The bank took advantage of their mother by loaning her the minimum amount of money they could to take her farm. The brother saying being poor was a disease that was passed down from generation to generation. But it didn't seem like either brother had any interest in having a job. And now because they found gas on the mom's property the two sons were going to magically have a better life. What a bunch of cry baby excuse making bull shit. Lol
Ready, Player One
7/10
posted by FatHobbitI watched this the other night specifically because you and S&L seemed to think it was great.
Am I the only one who thought it was a whiny piece of shit? The bank took advantage of their mother by loaning her the minimum amount of money they could to take her farm. The brother saying being poor was a disease that was passed down from generation to generation. But it didn't seem like either brother had any interest in having a job. And now because they found gas on the mom's property the two sons were going to magically have a better life. What a bunch of cry baby excuse making bull shit. Lol
No, I’m with you. I didn’t think it was a pile. But I definitely didn’t think it was great.
posted by FatHobbitI watched this the other night specifically because you and S&L seemed to think it was great.
Am I the only one who thought it was a whiny piece of shit? The bank took advantage of their mother by loaning her the minimum amount of money they could to take her farm. The brother saying being poor was a disease that was passed down from generation to generation. But it didn't seem like either brother had any interest in having a job. And now because they found gas on the mom's property the two sons were going to magically have a better life. What a bunch of cry baby excuse making bull shit. Lol
Allow me to retort:
I finished the Puppet Master collection I got from a friend. In short:
6 (Curse of the Puppet Master): 1.5/10 (utterly shitty, with the only fun part being how over-the-top rapey the asshole human victim became over the course of the film).
7 (Retro Puppet Master): 4/10 (there was the hilarity of watching Romanian actors doing French accents and one of the resurrected mummy villains was okay in my book just because he actually came off as remotely menacing).
8 (Puppet Master: The Legacy): negative-10/10 (clips from the first seven movies and about 10 minutes of new content...fuck off Full Moon)
9 (Puppet Master: Axis of Evil): 2/10 (yeah, let's take a killer puppet series and turn it into a whiny bitch-boy's soap opera with Nazis included).
Just got back from seeing Ready Player One. I'd give it a 7/10 mostly because I feel like it didn't give the book the justice it deserved. Still was a good movie and I'd probably go watch it again.
posted by IliketurtlesJust got back from seeing Ready Player One. I'd give it a 7/10 mostly because I feel like it didn't give the book the justice it deserved. Still was a good movie and I'd probably go watch it again.
I’m about the same. 6.5. I didn’t really want to see it but went with the fiancés family because they all read the book. It was better than I expected but nothing great.
"Roxanne" (1987) - 7/10
Showed up on TV a few weeks ago. Hadn't seen it since the late 1980's. Still "holds up", lol.
posted by Zunardo"Roxanne" (1987) - 7/10
Showed up on TV a few weeks ago. Hadn't seen it since the late 1980's. Still "holds up", lol.
didn't realize they made this into a movie :sarcasm:
I watched Black Panther this past weekend. I'd give it a 6.2/10. It was entertaining, but I felt it was definitely over hyped. It wasn't any better than any of the "best" comic book movies in the last 15 years imo. Unless the standards have dropped significantly, the social commentary around the movie definitely gave them a boost in their ratings. Black Panther is currently a 97% on RT and it didn't come anywhere else to feeling like a movie in the mid 80s%, let alone 97%.
Edit: They showed the preview for Avengers, and this has to be the end of it right? If you all have ever seen the "too many cooks" video by adult swim, that is exactly what the latest Avengers preview felt like.
posted by like_thatI watched Black Panther this past weekend. I'd give it a 6.2/10. It was entertaining, but I felt it was definitely over hyped.
Probably because you're a racist. I'm sure you didn't like the female version of Ghostbusters as well, so you're probably sexist too.
Yes, there is much more to BP's success than the quality of the movie. It's good, yes, but when you go on a Facebook post and read black people saying things "like you are just jealous of the success" or calling someone a racist because they critique the movie, there is something wrong.
I'll also throw in that I thought Michael Jordan's performance was terrible. He sucked in the movie IMO, and character was a s cookie cutter as it got.
Once Upon a Time in the West. 9/10.
Sergio Leone is boss.