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it was good,I really liked it.
what was the last movie you saw?
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"Everything Everywhere All At Once" quite wacky, odd, action packed, longish, interesting, Jacky Chan-ish, worth watching.
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Tim Burton's "Corpse Bride"
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The Place Beyond The Pines (2012)
Actually a good film for a drama. Sad, really sad, because that honeysuckle's real, that does happen, unfortunately. But it's a good drama. I don't watch stuff like that often. In part due to the fact that I try to live a more structured and normal life these days, away from crazy drug lords, and corrupt cops and businessmen. I mean, it be like that tho.
I've seen this film I think two or three times before, but this is the first time I've ever watched it sober, so I'll remember it this time. My only complaint about it is the same complaint I have about every movie depiction of teenage parties: I know absolutely nobody that did that crap at that age. I mean like maybe with people younger than me, but my generation of people, a juvenile delinquency party wasn't a bigass house party, why do they still do that in films? When I was in high school, juvenile delinquency parties were more like 4 or 5 people max, meeting up with maybe another couple people later, because nobody was stupid enough to compromise themselves by getting caught. Typically, it'd involve us all cutting class, running from the cops, dodging them through the nearby mall and community colleges and losing them somewhere in the between, then we'd take the city bus to the other side of town where the skatepark was, somebody would grab some weed or beer, and we'd go hang out at the skatepark until we got tired of skating. Thereafter, there's an abandoned half-built helicopter landing pad behind the skatepark, where we used to climb over/under the fencing and that's where we'd all go for weed and beer. I didn't see big house parties like that until I got into my 20s, at occasional B.Y.O.B. parties at peoples apartments for like a birthday celebration or something, and even then with the 20 or 30 people that'd show up, it was still pretty tame and everybody knew everybody from the club already anyhow, it was just cheaper for B.Y.O.B. than it was at the club.
Actually a good film for a drama. Sad, really sad, because that honeysuckle's real, that does happen, unfortunately. But it's a good drama. I don't watch stuff like that often. In part due to the fact that I try to live a more structured and normal life these days, away from crazy drug lords, and corrupt cops and businessmen. I mean, it be like that tho.
I've seen this film I think two or three times before, but this is the first time I've ever watched it sober, so I'll remember it this time. My only complaint about it is the same complaint I have about every movie depiction of teenage parties: I know absolutely nobody that did that crap at that age. I mean like maybe with people younger than me, but my generation of people, a juvenile delinquency party wasn't a bigass house party, why do they still do that in films? When I was in high school, juvenile delinquency parties were more like 4 or 5 people max, meeting up with maybe another couple people later, because nobody was stupid enough to compromise themselves by getting caught. Typically, it'd involve us all cutting class, running from the cops, dodging them through the nearby mall and community colleges and losing them somewhere in the between, then we'd take the city bus to the other side of town where the skatepark was, somebody would grab some weed or beer, and we'd go hang out at the skatepark until we got tired of skating. Thereafter, there's an abandoned half-built helicopter landing pad behind the skatepark, where we used to climb over/under the fencing and that's where we'd all go for weed and beer. I didn't see big house parties like that until I got into my 20s, at occasional B.Y.O.B. parties at peoples apartments for like a birthday celebration or something, and even then with the 20 or 30 people that'd show up, it was still pretty tame and everybody knew everybody from the club already anyhow, it was just cheaper for B.Y.O.B. than it was at the club.
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Good Aussie flick (and another good one is 100 Bloody Acres)
Could have been better. Very predictable. Even guessed the baddies from the very start. Good action scene by Statham in the beginning, but expected more later that didn't really pan out much. I don't know why Hollywood still portray employee cliques and stupid dialogues so much.
Utter garbage. Sure the effects were fine, but the story, dialogue and acting were atrocious. Producer needs to go check out some movies from the past before there were special effects and learn how to create a watchable film.
If you like ridiculously crazy unrealistic apocalyptic disaster movies, then you'll probably love this.
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-had some laughs here and there but wasn't as crazy I thought it would be
-the real Pablo Escobear was no laughing matter
-had some laughs here and there but wasn't as crazy I thought it would be
-the real Pablo Escobear was no laughing matter
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"The Door" (older Mirren movie-- tend to love independent films-- mostly foreign)
Thanks to all here, you gave me some good movies to watch...
Another one = Was surprised at (most movies/series tend to lack good writing, original thought, good acting, original thought)---
Series= "Godless"-- took me a week to watch...... eh, still don't know?
Definitely "Kill the Irishman" and "The Menu" were good.
Thanks to all here, you gave me some good movies to watch...
Another one = Was surprised at (most movies/series tend to lack good writing, original thought, good acting, original thought)---
Series= "Godless"-- took me a week to watch...... eh, still don't know?
Definitely "Kill the Irishman" and "The Menu" were good.
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Oh, yes--
LUTHER! X 3! -- will watch again too! There's a new one
&
Blacklist....
LUTHER! X 3! -- will watch again too! There's a new one
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Blacklist....
I love Gene Wilder
Foster playing another intense role
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1954. Vincent Price was awesome.
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Just watched the trailer, and the real life story behind it. The later was interesting, the former looks silly, but probably funny with a few beers.
Watching this 1935 Peter Lorre film
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