jerseydevil
I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
OOOOOf. Not good. Not good at all.
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OOOOOf. Not good. Not good at all.
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lagwagon0
Lurker
Grade: B
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This has been in my que for some time now. My wife refuses to watch it, although she loves horror. lol.
I need to get around to watching that and Starry Eyes.
jerseydevil
I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
Curious to know what you think of Starry Eyes. It is not a bad movie by any stretch of the imagination...but I had my issues with it.
I'll probably check it out sometime this week and post on it. There hasnt been much to do out east here for the past few weeks with all the snow so Ive been catching up on drinking, ****ing, video games and movies.
Just watched John Wick last night. It was alright for a KR movie. The less he talks, the better the role, imho. Not my cup of genre but decent nonetheless.
Did you check out Babadook? What's your thoughts on that?
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jerseydevil
I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
Not yet, waiting for it to come in the mail. I'm odd that way, either see it in a theater or on Blu/Dvd. I am not a digital guy.
I hear ya. I dont mind digital. I'm lazy and hate people so Digital helps contribute to my introversion. I'll still go to the theater if I see a trailer I like.
jerseydevil
I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
Don't be lazy...the movie theater is still the greatest communal experience. As long as folks aren't a-holes. We have become very adept at knowing when and where to go see a flick in order to cut down our chances of bad experiences. I watch schtuff at home and I am extremely likely to nod off...it's just what I do. Even during a good movie.
RoyalSubject
Prospect
jerseydevil
I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
You're a digital guy. You're not a mp4/streaming guy though.
Yeah...I am not a downloader is I guess what I was looking for. Thanks for clearing that up.
why even leave the house anymore? mhihi:
To get booze you drunk bitch? Or have you finally erected a Vodka Still in your guestroom?
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lagwagon0
Lurker
It's pretty damn scary even though it falls about a bit in the 3rd act.
I have Starry Eyes to watch as well.
jerseydevil
I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
ten minutes in...HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!! Best use of Justin Bateman EVERRRRRRR!!!!!!
adgy-san
PJ Harvey is God
I haven't been watching movies much lately because I've been watching Twin Peaks, but here's what I got.
The Big Sleep - Not sure I'd call this the Greatest Black And White Film Ever Made, but I really liked it. By now, this type of story has been done a million times, but Bogart was still pretty great and his chemistry with Bacall was pretty fantastic, too. Trying not to get sucked in to wanting to watch every noir flick that shows up on TCM, but this is making it difficult.
Jerry And Tom - Joe Mantegna is a calm, cool veteran hitman teaching a young, rambunctious Sam Rockwell the ropes.You've seen this story a dozen times, and you can guess how it's going to end about 10 minutes in, but the performances, and there are a lot of great character actors in small bits here, and the way the story is told work really well. I don't plan on buying this, but I thought it was solid and worth watching. I think Mantegna is a really good actor who never really gets much attention and I really like seeing him in roles like this.
The Hangover Part 3 - Actually enjoyed this more than I expected to, though it wasn't all that funny (it had it's moments).
G.I. Joe: Retaliation - I don't know why I bothered, honestly. I did make it all the way through, so I guess that means it was better than the first one, but that's a pretty low ****in' bar.
I Am Waiting - Japanese noir. There wasn't a whole hell of a lot about this movie that was notable, other than the charisma of a young Yujiro Ishihara and an attractive Mie Kitahara. I liked it well enough, but don't care if I ever see it again.
Why Don't You Play In Hell? - Sion Sono is *this* close to being my new favorite director alive. This is a ****ing blast of insanity from start to finish. Loved every second of it.
The Big Sleep - Not sure I'd call this the Greatest Black And White Film Ever Made, but I really liked it. By now, this type of story has been done a million times, but Bogart was still pretty great and his chemistry with Bacall was pretty fantastic, too. Trying not to get sucked in to wanting to watch every noir flick that shows up on TCM, but this is making it difficult.
Jerry And Tom - Joe Mantegna is a calm, cool veteran hitman teaching a young, rambunctious Sam Rockwell the ropes.You've seen this story a dozen times, and you can guess how it's going to end about 10 minutes in, but the performances, and there are a lot of great character actors in small bits here, and the way the story is told work really well. I don't plan on buying this, but I thought it was solid and worth watching. I think Mantegna is a really good actor who never really gets much attention and I really like seeing him in roles like this.
The Hangover Part 3 - Actually enjoyed this more than I expected to, though it wasn't all that funny (it had it's moments).
G.I. Joe: Retaliation - I don't know why I bothered, honestly. I did make it all the way through, so I guess that means it was better than the first one, but that's a pretty low ****in' bar.
I Am Waiting - Japanese noir. There wasn't a whole hell of a lot about this movie that was notable, other than the charisma of a young Yujiro Ishihara and an attractive Mie Kitahara. I liked it well enough, but don't care if I ever see it again.
Why Don't You Play In Hell? - Sion Sono is *this* close to being my new favorite director alive. This is a ****ing blast of insanity from start to finish. Loved every second of it.
jerseydevil
I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
And Windows from The Thing as the poor kid in the wrong place at the wrong time. They do not make movies like this'un anymore.
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