Movies

[SKT]

HBO’s name saga is something else. Big marketing brains at work

[SKT]

I did a quick trip down Kathryn Bigelow’s filmography and discovered she directed one of my favorite vampire movies, “Near Dark”. It’s from 1987…anyone remember this one? Kind of a gritty vampire/western.

[Matt]

Never heard of it but it looks good.

[SKT]

Definitely check it out if you can.

[Jett129]

Saw Deliver Me from Nowhere yesterday and my wife and I both really liked it. When it comes to movies in this genre,your enjoyment,I think,starts or ends with you buying into/liking the actor’s portrayal of the main character. I thought Jeremy Allan White did a really good job. I’m not the biggest Springsteen fan,but my wife is,so I needed the story to be more compelling once I settled into JAW playing Springsteen. If any of you are ever in NYC,and would like to come to Asbury Park, I’d be happy to play tour guide.

[Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot]

Catching up on some movies/tv while recovering from surgery….

Weapons was awesome!

Hard to describe how disappointed I was with The Substance

[Matt]

Looking forward to Frankenstein.

[SKT]

@Matt same, always interested to see what del Toro’s imagination comes up with

[endo]

good one

[ÆRϺΔΚ]

Really good

Frankenstein was decent and Kill Bill: the whole bloody affair always excellent if you can spare 4hrs!

[WhiskeySandwich]

@Matt dude it was goodgood. Movie of the year for me. Just watched it, beautifully engaging.

Guillermo did it as it should be done . While watching, I saw so many Death Stranding winks. I hadn’t realized how much influence he had on Hideo games, but the connection became so much clearer seeing this.

[tody]

@WhiskeySandwich I really enjoyed that movie as well. runtime put me off at first, but it was highly enjoyable.

[Chap]

@endo said in Movies:
RIP Robert Redford - my favourite RR film

Mine too

Lots of checkerd flannel shirts in his last film 'Our souls at night'

and the famous tweed jacket from Condor

[flannel slut]

LOVE “Poor Things” so went into “Bugonia” without watching a trailer (won’t watch a trailer or read up on a movie I know I’ll watch). Stone and Plemons are great in it but if I were to sum it up in one word: NUTS

[mclaincausey]

Rest in peace Rob Reiner and Michelle Singer. What an unbelievable tragedy.

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-news/rob-reiner-ldead-obituary-1235483876/

[SKT]

Incredibly sad…from what I’ve been reading he must have been an unbelievably kind person in addition to being a generational film maker.

[jordanscollected]

@flannel-slut My wife and I split on Bugonia. I liked it a lot and she hated it. Nuts is right. We shared the same split opinion about "The Substance". I thought it was crazy genius.

[jordanscollected]

@flannel-slut Not sure if you've heard of the movie "Bring Her Back", but it is incredibly shocking, disturbing and brutally weird. I would never watch it again, but I'm glad i saw it once.

I also said i would NEVER recommend it to anyone, but here i am

[flannel slut]

@jordanscollected I definitely appreciated Bugonia and wasn’t one of those “wish I had those 2 hours of my life back” but a hard no on a second viewing. And a great shout out to “bring her back” totally falls in line with; very good watch/very much do not ever need to see again (the self mutilation scenes were brutal)

[flannel slut]

@mclaincausey said in Movies:

Rest in peace Rob Reiner and Michelle Singer. What an unbelievable tragedy.

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-news/rob-reiner-ldead-obituary-1235483876/

Awful