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DevsBro 08/26/19 8:19:40 AM #51:	Before Clue, I tried my hardest to watch Atlas Shrugged, but it was so damn boring. And why even set it up as financial post-apocalypse if the whole dang movie takes place in gaudy af board rooms and hotels? Total bait n switch. I made it 40 minutes or so in and just couldn't anymore. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35 <cite>DevsBro posted [p:926559072] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Before Clue, I tried my hardest to watch Atlas Shrugged, but it was so damn boring. And why even set it up as financial post-apocalypse if the whole dang movie takes place in gaudy af board rooms and hotels? Total bait n switch. I made it 40 minutes or so in and just couldn't anymore.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
IfGodCouldDie 08/26/19 8:24:06 AM #52:	Last two movies I watched we Chalie/Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I watched the Johnny Depp one then the Gene Wilder one. I like the tone of the Johnny Depp one more, but the Gene Wilder Willy Wonka and the songs are better in the first one. Also I liked the grandpa from the Gene Wilder one more as well. --- Mind post. XBL:Cyanide Sucker PSN:IfGodCouldDie IGN:SuperPattyCakes FC: SW-1615-6159-5504 <cite>IfGodCouldDie posted [p:926559131] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Last two movies I watched we Chalie/Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I watched the Johnny Depp one then the Gene Wilder one. I like the tone of the Johnny Depp one more, but the Gene Wilder Willy Wonka and the songs are better in the first one. Also I liked the grandpa from the Gene Wilder one more as well.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DevsBro 08/26/19 12:22:13 PM #53:	IfGodCouldDie posted... Last two movies I watched we Chalie/Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I watched the Johnny Depp one then the Gene Wilder one. I like the tone of the Johnny Depp one more, but the Gene Wilder Willy Wonka and the songs are better in the first one. Also I liked the grandpa from the Gene Wilder one more as well. I didn't like the Johnny Depp one at all. They say it's closer to the source material but ignoring that, the Gene Wilder one had a perfect contrast in tones of whimsy and creepy without feeling like it had to beat you over the head with it (except for the especially blunt tunnel scene). Johnny Depp's was, unsurprisingly, that Tim Burton Nightmare Before Christmas paint job I have never liked eclipsing all sense of whimsy, which really destroyed the whole purpose of creepy undertones. I definitely will say that Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka actually makes a lot more sense than Gene Wilder's, considering he's a total shut-in and has been for who even knows how long, so Gene Wilder's highly charismatic performance really didn't fit the story at all. But on the other hand, Gene's performance was better suited to the tone of his film than something like Depp's would have been, so I consider it a well-made tradeoff regardless. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35 <cite>DevsBro posted [p:926565769] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>IfGodCouldDie posted...</cite> <quote>Last two movies I watched we Chalie/Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I watched the Johnny Depp one then the Gene Wilder one. I like the tone of the Johnny Depp one more, but the Gene Wilder Willy Wonka and the songs are better in the first one. Also I liked the grandpa from the Gene Wilder one more as well.</quote> I didn't like the Johnny Depp one at all. They say it's closer to the source material but ignoring that, the Gene Wilder one had a perfect contrast in tones of whimsy and creepy without feeling like it had to beat you over the head with it (except for the especially blunt tunnel scene). Johnny Depp's was, unsurprisingly, that Tim Burton Nightmare Before Christmas paint job I have never liked eclipsing all sense of whimsy, which really destroyed the whole purpose of creepy undertones. I definitely will say that Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka actually makes a lot more sense than Gene Wilder's, considering he's a total shut-in and has been for who even knows how long, so Gene Wilder's highly charismatic performance really didn't fit the story at all. But on the other hand, Gene's performance was better suited to the tone of his film than something like Depp's would have been, so I consider it a well-made tradeoff regardless.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Superlinkbro 08/26/19 12:24:18 PM #54:	Avengers Endgame Slow beginning and not as good as Infinity War, but that ending made it all work it --- PSN: Super_Link_Bro/Switch FC: SW-0496-6694-1794 Please let me know if you want to friend me beforehand. <cite>Superlinkbro posted [p:926565848] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Avengers Endgame Slow beginning and not as good as Infinity War, but that ending made it all work it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
nevershine 08/26/19 12:25:01 PM #55:	Silverado it was a pretty solid western with a great cast. Although, I liked tombstone and the man with no name series a bit better. Definitely up there, though. --- "There are no men like me. There's only me."-Jaime Lannister <cite>nevershine posted [p:926565871] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Silverado it was a pretty solid western with a great cast. Although, I liked tombstone and the man with no name series a bit better. Definitely up there, though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/26/19 1:39:18 PM #56:	Well here it goes... Days of Heaven This movie was somewhat of a tough sell for me since the 1910s aren't exactly a captivating time for me in regards to period pieces, but I want to watch Malick's first five films in chronological order, and it's already been a good year & a half since I watched Badlands. Obviously, as a Malick film, the movie is aesthetically gorgeous through & through; the first act is a bit of a drag, so the scenery was vital to keeping me invested at first. For the most part the film was sitting on an 8/10, but the riveting, ~~biblical locust swarm + fire scene~~ brought the movie to new heights, which it managed to consistently remain at for the rest of the film. Stylistically, the film definitely mirrors Malick's previous work; in particular, the ~~shootout~~ scene brought back immediate memories of Badlands' climax, and then of course there's the element of both films being narrated from the POV of an inquisitive - if not somewhat apathetic - young woman in a bit over her head. While I found Spacek's character in Badlands to be the more captivating protagonist, Linda Manz's character had undeniably the better payoff - the ending scene was the cherry on top of one of the 1970s' most gorgeous, life-affirming films; a reminder of how beautiful and open the world can be, even in the face of tragedy and economic strife. Still not 100% positive I'd rank it above Badlands, but I'd give the movie a strong 9/10. It'll be interesting watching The Thin Red Line from here & observing how Malick's style had changed/evolved after twenty years of inactivity. --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926568737] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Well here it goes... Days of Heaven This movie was somewhat of a tough sell for me since the 1910s aren't exactly a captivating time for me in regards to period pieces, but I want to watch Malick's first five films in chronological order, and it's already been a good year & a half since I watched Badlands. Obviously, as a Malick film, the movie is aesthetically gorgeous through & through; the first act is a bit of a drag, so the scenery was vital to keeping me invested at first. For the most part the film was sitting on an 8/10, but the riveting, biblical locust swarm + fire scene brought the movie to new heights, which it managed to consistently remain at for the rest of the film. Stylistically, the film definitely mirrors Malick's previous work; in particular, the shootout scene brought back immediate memories of Badlands' climax, and then of course there's the element of both films being narrated from the POV of an inquisitive - if not somewhat apathetic - young woman in a bit over her head. While I found Spacek's character in Badlands to be the more captivating protagonist, Linda Manz's character had undeniably the better payoff - the ending scene was the cherry on top of one of the 1970s' most gorgeous, life-affirming films; a reminder of how beautiful and open the world can be, even in the face of tragedy and economic strife. Still not 100% positive I'd rank it above Badlands, but I'd give the movie a strong 9/10. It'll be interesting watching The Thin Red Line from here & observing how Malick's style had changed/evolved after twenty years of inactivity.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pauIie 08/26/19 1:55:07 PM #57:	hereditary. not scary as i thought it would be. but the main mother acted her ass off. when the daughter died and she was crying, i was fucking destroyed. --- https://imgur.com/O5APL http://www.last.fm/user/jaeganja <cite>pauIie posted [p:926569368] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>hereditary. not scary as i thought it would be. but the main mother acted her ass off. when the daughter died and she was crying, i was fucking destroyed.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/26/19 2:09:32 PM #58:	Bone Tomahawk Another slow burn movie, this one was more of a mixed bag. Again, the first act was a bit of a drag... definitely more so than Days of Heaven. Not only was it slow-paced, but the town scenes also felt weirdly... scattered. Idk how it explain it. The central narrative wasn't particularly captivating, but the main cast - particularly Richard Jenkins - carries the film considerably. Richard Jenkins in general is an actor whose mere presence elevates whatever it is he's in, and the hospitable, gentlemanly Chicory just might be his most lovable role yet - a comforting moral compass character, whom serves as a vital foil to an otherwise grotesque, vicious film. Prior to my viewing I'd already heard horror stories of the film's brutal carnage, and I gotta say it lives up to the hype; while there are a few movie scenes that have haunted me more, that one execution is easily the single most brutal on-screen death I've seen in a movie ever. What's really impressive, though, is how the film employs an enduring sense of dread (overused term, I know) equally visceral to its gory scenes, which many "bloodbath" movies tend to disregard; there were several points where I flat-out just didn't want the movie to go on. Overall I'm oscillating between a 7-8/10 here. --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926569985] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Bone Tomahawk Another slow burn movie, this one was more of a mixed bag. Again, the first act was a bit of a drag... definitely more so than Days of Heaven. Not only was it slow-paced, but the town scenes also felt weirdly... scattered. Idk how it explain it. The central narrative wasn't particularly captivating, but the main cast - particularly Richard Jenkins - carries the film considerably. Richard Jenkins in general is an actor whose mere presence elevates whatever it is he's in, and the hospitable, gentlemanly Chicory just might be his most lovable role yet - a comforting moral compass character, whom serves as a vital foil to an otherwise grotesque, vicious film. Prior to my viewing I'd already heard horror stories of the film's brutal carnage, and I gotta say it lives up to the hype; while there are a few movie scenes that have haunted me more, that one execution is easily the single most brutal on-screen death I've seen in a movie ever. What's really impressive, though, is how the film employs an enduring sense of dread (overused term, I know) equally visceral to its gory scenes, which many "bloodbath" movies tend to disregard; there were several points where I flat-out just didn't want the movie to go on. Overall I'm oscillating between a 7-8/10 here.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/26/19 2:11:04 PM #59:	pauIie posted... hereditary. not scary as i thought it would be. but the main mother acted her ass off. when ~~the daughter died and she was crying, i was fucking destroyed~~. That scene is the only time a movie's ever made me feel physically ill, and I watched Sal in its entirety last month (also remember to use spoilertags for those who haven't seen it yet!). --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926570053] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>pauIie posted...</cite> <quote>hereditary. not scary as i thought it would be. but the main mother acted her ass off. when the daughter died and she was crying, i was fucking destroyed.</quote> That scene is the only time a movie's ever made me feel physically ill, and I watched Sal in its entirety last month (also remember to use spoilertags for those who haven't seen it yet!).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pauIie 08/26/19 2:18:54 PM #60:	tagged it. I haven't seen bone tomahawk, but I've seen that death scene. That fucked me up for a week. --- https://imgur.com/O5APL http://www.last.fm/user/jaeganja <cite>pauIie posted [p:926570364] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>tagged it. I haven't seen bone tomahawk, but I've seen that death scene. That fucked me up for a week.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/26/19 8:35:59 PM #61:	FvP posted... Last movie I watched was Eighth Grade Wasn't as good as a "coming of age" movie as I thought it was going to be. It was pretty cut and dry and too predictable. Its hard for me to imagine a movie of that genre living up to the accolades its received so far. --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926584959] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>FvP posted...</cite> <quote>Last movie I watched was Eighth Grade Wasn't as good as a "coming of age" movie as I thought it was going to be. It was pretty cut and dry and too predictable.</quote> Its hard for me to imagine a movie of that genre living up to the accolades its received so far.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 08/27/19 12:36:54 AM #62:	About to watch The Last Jedi again. First time since seeing it opening night. Tbh, I never understood all the hate. Outside of the casino part, I remember it being a pretty solid film. Then again, I'm not some hardcore fanboy whose panties get all in a bunch because a character does something that I don't think they should do. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:926594320] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>About to watch The Last Jedi again. First time since seeing it opening night. Tbh, I never understood all the hate. Outside of the casino part, I remember it being a pretty solid film. Then again, I'm not some hardcore fanboy whose panties get all in a bunch because a character does something that I don't think they should do.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/27/19 11:22:23 PM #63:	Bump --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926634832] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Bump</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
au_gold 08/27/19 11:23:13 PM #64:	Missing in Action Completely unremarkable and forgettable. --- Let me talk to your mother. Get your mother please. <cite>au_gold posted [p:926634856] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Missing in Action Completely unremarkable and forgettable.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KeepAnEyeOut 08/28/19 10:31:05 PM #65:	A Field in England Fantastic performances and delightfully droll. It wasn't as batshit insane as I hoped it would be, but I still highly recommend it. --- "I am patient with stupidity, but not with those who are proud of it." - Dame Edith Sitwell <cite>KeepAnEyeOut posted [p:926678426] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>A Field in England Fantastic performances and delightfully droll. It wasn't as batshit insane as I hoped it would be, but I still highly recommend it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 08/30/19 1:01:13 AM #66:	The Human Tornado. I have no idea what I just watched. It's almost a parody of itself. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:926725687] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>The Human Tornado. I have no idea what I just watched. It's almost a parody of itself.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
boxington 08/30/19 1:02:30 AM #67:	Jacob's Ladder remake. it was boring and bad. I fell asleep during the last 10-15 minutes. --- b-bb-box <cite>boxington posted [p:926725716] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Jacob's Ladder remake. it was boring and bad. I fell asleep during the last 10-15 minutes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/30/19 1:40:53 AM #68:	I guess Ill watch Detour tonight. --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926726563] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>I guess Ill watch Detour tonight.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
jborgan 08/30/19 2:01:01 AM #69:	Argento's Inferno. His use of color is great. Story's a little confusing, but it's not really a bad thing here. --- http://www.last.fm/user/jborgan <cite>jborgan posted [p:926726992] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Argento's Inferno. His use of color is great. Story's a little confusing, but it's not really a bad thing here. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/30/19 2:09:06 AM #70:	Gafemage posted... I guess Ill watch Detour tonight. Not the best lip syncing Ive seen in a classic movie... its cool tho. Also shit just hit the fan --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926727154] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Gafemage posted...</cite> <quote>I guess Ill watch Detour tonight.</quote> Not the best lip syncing Ive seen in a classic movie... its cool tho. Also shit just hit the fan</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/30/19 2:14:22 AM #71:	Paused the movie briefly bc I really like this shot: --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926727258] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Paused the movie briefly bc I really like this shot: </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
billcom6 08/30/19 7:41:40 PM #72:	I watched The Wrong Guy (1997) starring Dave Foley. It is basically a ridiculous comedy version of a Hitchcock murder thriller. It was super stupid and silly but I liked it. --- //constant loneliness// --- Steam and Fortnite: billcom6 My Teams: The Ohio State Buckeyes, New York Yankees, Buffalo Bills, The CBJ, Cavs <cite>billcom6 posted [p:926756924] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>I watched The Wrong Guy (1997) starring Dave Foley. It is basically a ridiculous comedy version of a Hitchcock murder thriller. It was super stupid and silly but I liked it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/31/19 8:38:24 PM #73:	Gafemage posted... Paused the movie briefly bc I really like this shot: A little late but I think I might give it an 8.5/10 - good movie. also I think this might've actually been the first classical noir film I ever watched... damn. Guess that means Casablanca will have to be the next classic-era movie I scratch off my list after Umbrellas of Cherbourg. --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926797209] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Gafemage posted...</cite> <quote>Paused the movie briefly bc I really like this shot: </quote> A little late but I think I might give it an 8.5/10 - good movie. also I think this might've actually been the first classical noir film I ever watched... damn. Guess that means Casablanca will have to be the next classic-era movie I scratch off my list after Umbrellas of Cherbourg.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DevsBro 08/31/19 9:17:54 PM #74:	Rocky III I would actually put this one almost on par with the first Rocky. The cinematography was great, and I loved the concept of ~~Apollo and Rocky teaming up.~~ I also loved how they shifted Rocky's role to mirror Apollo in 1 , which foreshadowed both the result of the mid-film match and said ~~teamup~~. Nice also that they remembered Adrian's character development in 1, despite 2 completely forgetting it, and they developed Apollo nicely off-camera too. My one major complaint is that ~~Paulie never learns a dang thing, to the point that there's no point of even writing him in at this point to have the same failed maturation story for a third time.~~ --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35 <cite>DevsBro posted [p:926798644] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Rocky III I would actually put this one almost on par with the first Rocky. The cinematography was great, and I loved the concept of Apollo and Rocky teaming up. I also loved how they shifted Rocky's role to mirror Apollo in 1 , which foreshadowed both the result of the mid-film match and said teamup. Nice also that they remembered Adrian's character development in 1, despite 2 completely forgetting it, and they developed Apollo nicely off-camera too. My one major complaint is that Paulie never learns a dang thing, to the point that there's no point of even writing him in at this point to have the same failed maturation story for a third time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Skye Reynolds 09/01/19 11:08:13 AM #75:	Paulie is Paulie for six films. <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:926816885] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Paulie is Paulie for six films.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
emblem boy 09/01/19 11:22:22 AM #76:	That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something --- Pitter-patter, let's get at 'er <cite>emblem boy posted [p:926817280] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 09/01/19 11:41:30 AM #77:	@emblem_boy posted... That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie? --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926817816] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>@emblem_boy posted...</cite> <quote>That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something</quote> Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
emblem boy 09/01/19 11:45:28 AM #78:	Gafemage posted... @emblem_boy posted... That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie? Nope --- Pitter-patter, let's get at 'er <cite>emblem boy posted [p:926817931] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote><cite>Gafemage posted...</cite> <quote>@emblem_boy posted...</cite> <quote> That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something</quote> Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie?</quote> Nope</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blue_Target 09/01/19 11:55:38 AM #79:	Shazam. The third act was awesome but everything else was just okay. --- https://imgtc.com/i/RdM9Q5I.gif https://imgtc.com/i/Ju4lDBV.gif <cite>Blue_Target posted [p:926818208] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Shazam. The third act was awesome but everything else was just okay. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DevsBro 09/01/19 1:24:56 PM #80:	Blue_Target posted... Shazam. The third act was awesome but everything else was just okay. May just be that I don't warch a lot of superhero movies anymore, but I thought it was fantastic from start to finish. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35 <cite>DevsBro posted [p:926821153] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Blue_Target posted...</cite> <quote>Shazam. The third act was awesome but everything else was just okay. </quote> May just be that I don't warch a lot of superhero movies anymore, but I thought it was fantastic from start to finish.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KeepAnEyeOut 09/01/19 1:41:56 PM #81:	emblem boy posted... Gafemage posted... @emblem_boy posted... That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie? Nope How big is the rock you live under? Like seriously, I assume you're not too young because your account is 16 years old... Who the fuck doesn't know who Charles Manson is? --- "I am patient with stupidity, but not with those who are proud of it." - Dame Edith Sitwell <cite>KeepAnEyeOut posted [p:926821737] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>emblem boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gafemage posted...</cite> <quote>@emblem_boy posted...</cite> <quote> That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something</quote> Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie?</quote> Nope</quote> How big is the rock you live under? Like seriously, I assume you're not too young because your account is 16 years old... Who the fuck doesn't know who Charles Manson is?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
emblem boy 09/01/19 1:44:52 PM #82:	KeepAnEyeOut posted... emblem boy posted... Gafemage posted... @emblem_boy posted... That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie? Nope How big is the rock you live under? Like seriously, I assume you're not too young because your account is 16 years old... Who the fuck doesn't know who Charles Manson is? I'm 29. Ive heard of Charles Manson, but I've never looked into it before. Shrugs Just one of those topics that never interested me enough to look into it I guess --- Pitter-patter, let's get at 'er <cite>emblem boy posted [p:926821848] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote><cite>KeepAnEyeOut posted...</cite> <quote>emblem boy posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Gafemage posted...</cite> <quote> @emblem_boy posted...</cite> <quote> That One upon a time in Hollywood movie. No idea wtf the movie was about. I need to read up on the background or something </quote> Did you not know about the Manson family murders prior to watching that movie? </quote> Nope</quote> How big is the rock you live under? Like seriously, I assume you're not too young because your account is 16 years old... Who the fuck doesn't know who Charles Manson is?</quote> I'm 29. Ive heard of Charles Manson, but I've never looked into it before. Shrugs Just one of those topics that never interested me enough to look into it I guess</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 09/01/19 6:51:49 PM #83:	Bump --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926834098] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Bump</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 09/02/19 1:12:02 AM #84:	Think umma watch Evil Dead II tonight. --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926847364] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Think umma watch Evil Dead II tonight.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 09/02/19 1:26:08 AM #85:	Shazam I think. Caugt the end of endgame but misses at the very least first 2/3rds of tgr movie so i cant claim that. I liked shazam a lot. Only thing I didnt like was realizing how perfect the dude playing sivanna woulda been for lex luthor compared to what we actually got im BvS --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:926847722] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Shazam I think. Caugt the end of endgame but misses at the very least first 2/3rds of tgr movie so i cant claim that. I liked shazam a lot. Only thing I didnt like was realizing how perfect the dude playing sivanna woulda been for lex luthor compared to what we actually got im BvS</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 09/03/19 7:24:40 PM #86:	Bump --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:926926118] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Bump</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FvP 09/04/19 12:12:34 AM #87:	I watched A Silent Voice last night I thought I was going to cry. Some people said it was better than Your Name. Well I didn't cry, and I didn't think it was better than Your Name. --- FvP \| falco_vs_peach \| ^"The Shinies" Member^ \| Adventure Time Member #FreeCMC PBWSB PDPSB /pdpsb/ PBWSB User Tournament Winner: DiabIo <cite>FvP posted [p:926938078] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>I watched A Silent Voice last night I thought I was going to cry. Some people said it was better than Your Name. Well I didn't cry, and I didn't think it was better than Your Name.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 09/05/19 4:45:30 PM #88:	Gafemage posted... Think umma watch Evil Dead II tonight. Well I can see why it's the fan favorite, but personally I think I prefer the original for its pacing/build-up and more "pure" horror approach. The humor was kinda hit-or-miss for me, maybe a little more hit than miss at least - the laughter scene being an obvious standout & a near-perfect blend of the film's main two genres. The utilization of stop-motion animation definitely deserves a mention too & makes me wish more live-action horror movies would incorporate it. All-in-all I'd say it's probably one of the better films of its genre, both from the 80's in general. 7/10 --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:927021873] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Gafemage posted...</cite> <quote>Think umma watch Evil Dead II tonight.</quote> Well I can see why it's the fan favorite, but personally I think I prefer the original for its pacing/build-up and more "pure" horror approach. The humor was kinda hit-or-miss for me, maybe a little more hit than miss at least - the laughter scene being an obvious standout & a near-perfect blend of the film's main two genres. The utilization of stop-motion animation definitely deserves a mention too & makes me wish more live-action horror movies would incorporate it. All-in-all I'd say it's probably one of the better films of its genre, both from the 80's in general. 7/10</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KeepAnEyeOut 09/06/19 12:19:42 AM #89:	First Love: Litter on the Breeze Actor/Musician/Writer Eric Kot is approached by director Wong Kar-Wai (who acts as producer here) to make a film about first love. Wong's cinematographer Christopher Doyle shoots the film, which Kot creates as a documentary/fiction hybrid that playfully pays tribute to the senior director. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to any fan of Wong Kar-wai if you can get a hold of it. --- "I am patient with stupidity, but not with those who are proud of it." - Dame Edith Sitwell <cite>KeepAnEyeOut posted [p:927042542] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>First Love: Litter on the Breeze Actor/Musician/Writer Eric Kot is approached by director Wong Kar-Wai (who acts as producer here) to make a film about first love. Wong's cinematographer Christopher Doyle shoots the film, which Kot creates as a documentary/fiction hybrid that playfully pays tribute to the senior director. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to any fan of Wong Kar-wai if you can get a hold of it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 09/07/19 3:40:48 PM #90:	KeepAnEyeOut posted... First Love: Litter on the Breeze Actor/Musician/Writer Eric Kot is approached by director Wong Kar-Wai (who acts as producer here) to make a film about first love. Wong's cinematographer Christopher Doyle shoots the film, which Kot creates as a documentary/fiction hybrid that playfully pays tribute to the senior director. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to any fan of Wong Kar-wai if you can get a hold of it. Kar-Wai Wong & Edward Yang are two filmmakers Ive been meaning to get into for a while now. --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:927112513] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>KeepAnEyeOut posted...</cite> <quote>First Love: Litter on the Breeze Actor/Musician/Writer Eric Kot is approached by director Wong Kar-Wai (who acts as producer here) to make a film about first love. Wong's cinematographer Christopher Doyle shoots the film, which Kot creates as a documentary/fiction hybrid that playfully pays tribute to the senior director. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to any fan of Wong Kar-wai if you can get a hold of it.</quote> Kar-Wai Wong & Edward Yang are two filmmakers Ive been meaning to get into for a while now.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DevsBro 09/07/19 3:47:09 PM #91:	Biker Boyz I rather liked the climax (but not the ending) but otherwise it was pretty unremarkable and had some lame dialog here and there. Main reason I watched it was to see Laurence Fishburne as a biker, which turned out to be every bit as unintentionally funny as it sounds. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35 <cite>DevsBro posted [p:927112774] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Biker Boyz I rather liked the climax (but not the ending) but otherwise it was pretty unremarkable and had some lame dialog here and there. Main reason I watched it was to see Laurence Fishburne as a biker, which turned out to be every bit as unintentionally funny as it sounds.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YookaLaylee 09/07/19 3:51:45 PM #92:	I dont remember the name of it because I watched it on a whim, but it was a movie about Asa Butterfield growing up with a cultist grandmother and not having any friends until he meets an asshole kid who introduces him to punk rock and teaches him how to rebel. I liked it --- https://media.giphy.com/media/26gsuNHaqCPgziZYA/giphy.gif <cite>YookaLaylee posted [p:927112962] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>I dont remember the name of it because I watched it on a whim, but it was a movie about Asa Butterfield growing up with a cultist grandmother and not having any friends until he meets an asshole kid who introduces him to punk rock and teaches him how to rebel. I liked it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 09/07/19 4:08:34 PM #93:	YookaLaylee posted... I dont remember the name of it because I watched it on a whim, but it was a movie about Asa Butterfield growing up with a cultist grandmother and not having any friends until he meets an asshole kid who introduces him to punk rock and teaches him how to rebel. I liked it Sounds like it was The House of Tomorrow. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5910344/ --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:927113614] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>YookaLaylee posted...</cite> <quote>I dont remember the name of it because I watched it on a whim, but it was a movie about Asa Butterfield growing up with a cultist grandmother and not having any friends until he meets an asshole kid who introduces him to punk rock and teaches him how to rebel. I liked it</quote> Sounds like it was The House of Tomorrow. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5910344/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YookaLaylee 09/07/19 4:28:26 PM #94:	Yeah that was it --- https://media.giphy.com/media/26gsuNHaqCPgziZYA/giphy.gif <cite>YookaLaylee posted [p:927114408] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Yeah that was it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KeepAnEyeOut 09/07/19 4:57:40 PM #95:	Gafemage posted... KeepAnEyeOut posted... First Love: Litter on the Breeze Actor/Musician/Writer Eric Kot is approached by director Wong Kar-Wai (who acts as producer here) to make a film about first love. Wong's cinematographer Christopher Doyle shoots the film, which Kot creates as a documentary/fiction hybrid that playfully pays tribute to the senior director. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to any fan of Wong Kar-wai if you can get a hold of it. Kar-Wai Wong & Edward Yang are two filmmakers Ive been meaning to get into for a while now. Definitely get on that whenever you have the opportunity. I haven't seen everything either of them has done, but what I have seen is amazing. Edward Yang is my favorite of the two, with The Terrorizers and A Brighter Summer Day being among my favorite films of all time. --- "I am patient with stupidity, but not with those who are proud of it." - Dame Edith Sitwell <cite>KeepAnEyeOut posted [p:927115611] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Gafemage posted...</cite> <quote>KeepAnEyeOut posted...</cite> <quote>First Love: Litter on the Breeze Actor/Musician/Writer Eric Kot is approached by director Wong Kar-Wai (who acts as producer here) to make a film about first love. Wong's cinematographer Christopher Doyle shoots the film, which Kot creates as a documentary/fiction hybrid that playfully pays tribute to the senior director. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to any fan of Wong Kar-wai if you can get a hold of it.</quote> Kar-Wai Wong & Edward Yang are two filmmakers Ive been meaning to get into for a while now.</quote> Definitely get on that whenever you have the opportunity. I haven't seen everything either of them has done, but what I have seen is amazing. Edward Yang is my favorite of the two, with The Terrorizers and A Brighter Summer Day being among my favorite films of all time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 09/07/19 5:04:15 PM #96:	Watched The Cabin in the Woods tonight (I've seen it before but the wife hadn't). Still as fucking awesome as I remember it. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:927115888] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Watched The Cabin in the Woods tonight (I've seen it before but the wife hadn't). Still as fucking awesome as I remember it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BruceWayneJr 09/07/19 5:07:00 PM #97:	Paddington 2, just to see what all the hubbub is about. It was cute and funny enough for adults (I burst out laughing when the dad did yoga between the trains), but nothing world shattering. I kinda wish they would have spent a little less time in jail and more time with Peter Capaldi's xenophobia. --- Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. <cite>BruceWayneJr posted [p:927116011] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>Paddington 2, just to see what all the hubbub is about. It was cute and funny enough for adults (I burst out laughing when the dad did yoga between the trains), but nothing world shattering. I kinda wish they would have spent a little less time in jail and more time with Peter Capaldi's xenophobia.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Gafemage 09/08/19 8:41:47 PM #99:	KeepAnEyeOut posted... Definitely get on that whenever you have the opportunity. I haven't seen everything either of them has done, but what I have seen is amazing. Edward Yang is my favorite of the two, with The Terrorizers and A Brighter Summer Day being among my favorite films of all time. That's easily the film I'm most interested in out of both filmmakers' respective filmographies - might even be one of my pickups the next time Criterion has a sale... DuranOfForcena posted... that would be Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. or The Missing Pieces if that counts as a movie. very different tone from the original series but i liked it for the most part, as i think you know TC, lol. and that reminds me, i accidentally let my watchthrough thread purge, but it's not so bad i guess, cuz it was nearing 500 anyway. probably best to start fresh for a new ep. gonna do that probably today or maybe tomorrow. Sounds good - I'm in! Btw now that you've had some time to contemplate it, what do you think you'd rate the movie? Would you say you liked it more or less than seasons 1 & 2? --- https://imgur.com/1EOFcjn https://imgur.com/epjd8zk #ShameGimmickAccounts2k20 <cite>Gafemage posted [p:927169800] in ITT: Post/... [t:77949653]...</cite> <quote>KeepAnEyeOut posted...</cite> <quote>Definitely get on that whenever you have the opportunity. I haven't seen everything either of them has done, but what I have seen is amazing. Edward Yang is my favorite of the two, with The Terrorizers and A Brighter Summer Day being among my favorite films of all time.</quote> That's easily the film I'm most interested in out of both filmmakers' respective filmographies - might even be one of my pickups the next time Criterion has a sale... DuranOfForcena posted...</cite> <quote>that would be Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. or The Missing Pieces if that counts as a movie. very different tone from the original series but i liked it for the most part, as i think you know TC, lol. and that reminds me, i accidentally let my watchthrough thread purge, but it's not so bad i guess, cuz it was nearing 500 anyway. probably best to start fresh for a new ep. gonna do that probably today or maybe tomorrow.</quote> Sounds good - I'm in! Btw now that you've had some time to contemplate it, what do you think you'd rate the movie? Would you say you liked it more or less than seasons 1 & 2?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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