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Ok I forgot oneQuote:
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Worth seeing the whole scene.Quote:
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Ok I forgot one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak1d...ature=youtu.be
I'm not the one to ask about current releases and so in that vein, the one useable still, is my review with some help from someone I don't know.
The Spy, starring Mellisa McCarthy, no relation to Paul, had more belly laughs per scene than any other movie to date and that includes Napolean Dynamite.
Justin?
An uproarious blast of globe-trotting action-comedy delirium that doesn't spoof the espionage-thriller genre so much as drop a series of banana peels in its path.Full review Variety.
bad santa was lol twistedQuote:
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The Room....and by fucking God did it live up to the hype.
The Brothers Grimsby
funny as hell but not for the kids to watch at all
SBC is god.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YtclB_02wA
Just got down watching this on Netflix. And even though it has a bit of Pokerstars indirectly promoting itself, this is, IMO, an excellent documentary, and tells an amazing true-life story.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME4cGOczR_o&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5E9RV9TyEo
one of my absolute favorites. know it almost word by word.
sometimes I compare Druff to Alan Berg, who Talk Radio is based on. And all of you racist PFA'ers are just like the callers.
Just watched on Netflix. Fucking brilliant!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzgfQvB2dvA&feature=youtu.be
I've made some veiled references to this film time and again around here. Never figured anyone got it. Bogosian is GOD.Quote:
Originally Posted by LarryLaffer
Saw the new Jason Bourne movie last night:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4gJsKZvqE4
It was just okay. Too many plot holes that you could drive a semi through for my liking but was entertaining.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkJIcFMN_pc
love me some Coen Brothers.
one of my all time favorites.
Sonnenfelds last movie as a director of photography. He went on to direct movies after this (The Adams Family was his debut, which shares a lot of the same coloring, and a lot of the same dynamic shots)
Also, there's a Sam Raimi cameo about halfway through.
a must watch for anyone who hasn't seen it.
I was looking forward to this like some kind of holiday. Loved the Bourne franchise.Quote:
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Simply fucking dreadful. Vacuous story. Fights and car chases don't hold a candle to the old stuff. Every allusion to tech was a damn squeamish embarrassment.
Imagine Zuckerberg and the CIA on the same stage. Yup, that dumb.
Fell asleep and got yelled at for watching baseball on phone.
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Originally Posted by SanlmarI was looking forward to this like some kind of holiday. Loved the Bourne franchise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hockey Guy
Simply fucking dreadful. Vacuous story. Fights and car chases don't hold a candle to the old stuff. Every allusion to tech was a damn squeamish embarrassment.
Imagine Zuckerberg and the CIA on the same stage. Yup, that dumb.
Fell asleep and got yelled at for watching baseball on phone.
well, i guess im waiting for the DVD. i love these movies. Obvs have them in my collection (but only the first 3 the one with the other guy i despise and will never own ever)
Julia Styles is a babe....
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Kuntmissioner: Great cast, great shots. Also one of my faves.
The opening dialogue alone makes this movie one of the GOATs. And as for film Noir, this one is top top as well. Yeah it aint no Chinatown, but it is still classic.
The dvd i have has an extra with Sonnenfeld that explains how he shot the movie almost frame for frame the way they storyboarded it. They paid a lot of attention to detail.
Also, it's a retelling of the Akiro Kurasowa classic YoJimbo. And so was Last Man Standing.
Agreed. But the Jeremy Renner movie was 10x the movie this piece of crap was.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Sanlmar
well, i guess im waiting for the DVD. i love these movies. Obvs have them in my collection (but only the first 3 the one with the other guy i despise and will never own ever)
Julia Styles is a babe....
I had an inkling something was wrong when I saw the gratuitous use of Vegas in a trailer.
Sometime I will look into what the hell happened with this movie.
Last week or so I saw some brief coverage of a Matt Damon interview asking how he felt about doing another Bourne movie. He didn't lie very well and I got the impression he thought it was a dog but had to play it up for the media tour. Plus, simply sitting for such a fluff interview was a bad sign given how marketing makes the stars do extra fluff interviews to hype the film. Your comments here comfirm that sentiment.Quote:
Originally Posted by SanlmarAgreed. But the Jeremy Renner movie was 10x the movie this piece of crap was.Quote:
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I had an inkling something was wrong when I saw the gratuitous use of Vegas in a trailer.
Sometime I will look into what the hell happened with this movie.
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Originally Posted by MumblesBadlyLast week or so I saw some brief coverage of a Matt Damon interview asking how he felt about doing another Bourne movie. He didn't lie very well and I got the impression he thought it was a dog but had to play it up for the media tour. Plus, simply sitting for such a fluff interview was a bad sign given how marketing makes the stars do extra fluff interviews to hype the film. Your comments here comfirm that sentiment.Quote:
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welll he said he wouldnt do another if Paul Greengrass wasn't the director.
Aside from maybe Bullitt, the og Gone in 60 seconds, and Ronin, the first 3 had some awesome car chase scenes.
Out of that list it goes for me Ronin (because I drive an Audi and they drive an Audi s8 in that movie) Bullitt, and the og Gone in 60
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFHey3utk0I
Debbie Harry's boobs.
cronenbergs best.
Not his best, but the guy has really brought some amazing ideas to the screen. Naked Lunch was the best as far as what he could 'do' with the budget. Scanners and Videodrome really brought the 'big think' to an otherwise clunky genre. The Fly was a much better approach than the 1950's original, I thought. I think that The Dead Zone is maybe the most quotable. The guy always seems to find something within the story that is not the baseline for the movie that really brings it home.Quote:
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Originally Posted by 4DragonsNot his best, but the guy has really brought some amazing ideas to the screen. Naked Lunch was the best as far as what he could 'do' with the budget. Scanners and Videodrome really brought the 'big think' to an otherwise clunky genre. The Fly was a much better approach than the 1950's original, I thought. I think that The Dead Zone is maybe the most quotable. The guy always seems to find something within the story that is not the baseline for the movie that really brings it home.Quote:
Originally Posted by LarryLaffer
I should've said my favorite instead of his best. I own this as well as scanners and the fly (all three are special editions, the fly is a 2 disc with a lot of Rick baker behind the scenes stuff)
I do love me some scanners as well.
I like Video Drome bc it's a wild story complete with very very practical sfx which Rick Baker was known for.
cheers 4D. we share similar taste in weird movies I see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFJtk4nXjl4
The first Bad Santa movie was great.
Saw this last night.... I'm in when it comes out.Quote:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAI7rF0eQyQ
Watched this the other night on Movie Central. I thought I saw Dan Bilzerian in it as one of the henchmen that get killed near the end & looked it up & sure enough he was.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0455944/...=tt_cl_sm#cast
@1:43 in this trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3V0cchHy60
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JFC, I wish I had searched this thread before I watched this abortion. WTF was this shit? Just wasted 2 1/2 hours of my life.
:noose
Boiler Room..... This movie along with Wall Street got me interested in a career path into finance.
Mel Gibson Calls ‘Batman v Superman’ a ‘Piece of Shit’
http://variety.com/2016/film/news/me...an-1201853090/
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“It’s a piece of shit,” the 60-year-old director told Deadline at the Venice Film Festival. “I’m not interested in the stuff. Do you know what the difference between real superheroes and comic-book superheroes is? Real superheroes didn’t wear spandex. So I don’t know. Spandex must cost a lot.”
https://pmcvariety.files.wordpress.c...0&h=377&crop=1
I agree that "Batman v Superman" was the worst comic book movie ever, plus Ben Affleck sucks.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...ffsuperjew.jpg
Where can we find an anti-semitic jew hating super hero?
http://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/att...2&d=1404273782
Watched three films in the past 24 hours, all American with elements of dark humor. I prefer stuff from the 90's and early 2000's that focuses more on storyline/dialogue than special effects and these fitted the bill.
First was Interstate 60:
This was a fun watch, bit quirky and supernatural but intelligently written as it relates to string theory and how every decision branches off with infinitie possibilities.
Second was Thursday:
Really enjoyed this as it had that cult classic feel to it, and just the right mix of twisted violence along with a cool and funny plotline. The most entertaining of the three.
Lastly was In the Company of Men:
This was an uncomfortable watch at times as the main character sadistically plots to hurt those around him; very minimilist dialogue focused film, but was funny at times still and quite a chilling and realistic portrayal of the cruel 'every man for themselves' nature withing the corporate world.
Saw Don't breathe the other night. Not a great movie but good to see in the theater cause of sound and was so suspenseful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXD8YPpIH2U
About half-way through this trailer, we find out what this movie is really about...
Nicholas Cage vs Sharks
it'e been an Abel Ferrera double feature today at my house.
can't go wrong with a bit of crazy Harvey doing heroin and betting on sports.
"a nickel bag gets sold in the park, I want in"
The bad lieutenant is one of the best.
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it's also quite rare to find an original NC-17 dvd of it.
it's one of the gems of my collection.
How big is the collection?
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it surpassed 200 a long time ago. probably closer to 3 now
i get netflix and all,but i like to have the DVD's bc they have commentary and deleted scenes.
im also missing a lot of classics bc I won't just go on Amazon and purchase them. I like to go to record stores and dvd stores and find them.
of note something that isn't in my collection and will never be: Star Wars movies
that's just what I could fit in there. there is like 4 boxes more not pictured.
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it surpassed 200 a long time ago. probably closer to 3 now
i get netflix and all,but i like to have the DVD's bc they have commentary and deleted scenes.
im also missing a lot of classics bc I won't just go on Amazon and purchase them. I like to go to record stores and dvd stores and find them.
of note something that isn't in my collection and will never be: Star Wars movies
that's just what I could fit in there. there is like 4 boxes more not pictured.
oh man that collection must be worth 60, 70 bucks by now. you're the man now dog.
Larr who's getting your nutty professor blu ray when you kill yourself in 4 months
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no one bc i don't have that movie. But you can have Drop Dead Fred.