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On 7/15/2021 at 9:41 AM, Rdskns2000 said:

Watched Gunpowder Milkshake with Karen Gillian on Netflix. A female action flick. Has an all- star cast. It was pretty good and to see the women kicking ass. A solid B.

 

I kind of liked it too.  I don't have high standards.  I rarely hate a movie.  Plus, I have two teen daughters that enjoy when girls kick butt, so I tend to enjoy this kind of movie vicariously on some level.

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I watched "Willy's Wonderland" on Hulu.  Nick Cage is the star, is on camera for 80% of the movie... and does not have one line of dialog.  The movie is terrible in so many ways... like it wasn't even trying to be a real movie... and for some inexplicable reason, I was entertained by it.

 

Also, "Barb and Star go to Vista Dell Mar"... on Hulu was really funny to me.  It was made by the people who did the movie Bridesmaids.  It is focused on a pair of female friends in their 40s taking a vacation.  It is pretty random humor, and a lot of people will not find it funny, but if you like the humor you might watch it several times.

 

So, what I'm trying to say is that you might hate these movies and think they are unwatchable, or you might love them and watch them repeatedly.  Please check out my YouTube channel for more reviews.

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4 hours ago, PokerPacker said:

Well how'd you like it?

Good since Cage is playing the affect quite well, his best performance since Leaving Las Vegas. It's not another revenge movie ala John Wick, it's a psychodrama.

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Summer of Soul - doc about the Harlem Arts Festival in 1969. Incredible. Solid Stevie Wonder and Nina Simone footage is worth finding it in a theater. Will win a lot of awards. (4/4)

 

Nomadland - Gorgeous and raw movie that follows Frances McDormand as she lives out of her van. Depressing look at displaced and forgotten Americans. A poetic punch in the gut. (3.5/4)

 

Crawl - A young woman gets stuck in a flooded crawl space during a Cat 5 hurricane. Things get interesting when the alligators show up. Solid horror trash. (3/4)

 

Vice - Christian Bale gives his turn as Dick Cheney. It was interesting on some levels but not particularly engaging. The Big Short was light years better in my untrained eye. (2.5/4)

 

Parasite - A poor family schemes their way into the lives of an affluent family. Everything goes south when their con falls apart.
 

This movie was nothing like I thought it was going to be. Easily the most interesting film of last year. Some things came a little out of left field for me, but there is no denying the brilliance of the filmmaking. Art house porn. (4/4)

 

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The Shape of Water - Fantasy flick about a mute woman who falls in love with the creature from the Black Lagoon. Sounds silly in text form, but this is a barn burner of a movie.
 

When it won Best Picture, I assumed Guillermo Del Toro went soft to please the academy. Boy was I wrong. Arguably his best film, and I am a huge Pan’s Labyrinth fan. Don’t miss this one if you haven’t seen it yet. Michael Shannon is fierce...again. Still on the fence? The trailer should help you out. 
 

Red Band - NSFW

 

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37 minutes ago, AlvinWaltonIsMyBoy said:

The Shape of Water - Fantasy flick about a mute woman who falls in love with the creature from the Black Lagoon. Sounds silly in text form, but this is a barn burner of a movie.
 

When it won Best Picture, I assumed Guillermo Del Toro went soft to please the academy. Boy was I wrong. Arguably his best film, and I am a huge Pan’s Labyrinth fan. Don’t miss this one if you haven’t seen it yet. Michael Shannon is fierce...again. Still on the fence? The trailer should help you out. 

 

Preach!  I absolutely adore this movie, I thought it was fantastic. GDT's masterpiece.  Shannon was born to play crazy.  Also love Pan's Labyrinth.  

 

Watched Palm Springs last night, again (kinda fell asleep on it the first time).  Guys, this is one if the best movies I've seen in a while.  Very interesting twist on the "Groundhog Day" scenario films.  Andy Samberg is stuck in a timeloop where he wakes up at a hotel for a wedding, every day, for over a million years.  

 

It's sitting at a 95% on Rotten.  I'd consider Pam Springs a must watch.  

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1 hour ago, AlvinWaltonIsMyBoy said:

Still on the fence? The trailer should help you out. 


imagine my surprise when I went to see this in theater and the only thing I knew about the movie was the first 30 seconds of the trailer. I stopped watching when he walks out into the hallway all bloody because I was sold and didn’t want any spoilers. So going in blind I’m thinking this is some creepy ass monster horror thing racking up awards and buzz lol. 
 

 Not at all what I expected but I ****ing loved it.

1 hour ago, Chew said:

Watched Palm Springs last night, again (kinda fell asleep on it the first time).  Guys, this is one if the best movies I've seen in a while.  Very interesting twist on the "Groundhog Day" scenario films.  Andy Samberg is stuck in a timeloop where he wakes up at a hotel for a wedding, every day, for over a million years.  

 

It's sitting at a 95% on Rotten.  I'd consider Pam Springs a must watch.  


just watched it for the first time a few weeks ago. It’s a familiar formula but I don’t know why it feels so fresh and unique and hits so hard. Great performances. Loved it tho. It was a lot of fun and had an unexpected emotional depth to it 

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American Animals on Prime - Pretty interesting moving about some college kids that try to steal expensive artwork at their university. It’s a true story and it’s an interesting movie because it’s like half documentary half actual movie. It’s worth the watch, I enjoyed it 

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The Tomorrow War. 
 

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The world is stunned when a group of time travellers arrive from the year 2051 to deliver an urgent message: thirty years in the future, mankind is losing a global war against a deadly alien species.


Time travel, aliens, science fiction, action, mystery…right up a bunch of my alleys. It was a fun movie. Action was fairly typical and sometimes convenient but I liked the story and some of the twists along the way. 

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Brothers. That was a brutal movie to watch. Really shows the devastating affects of war and PTSD, and how it consequently can destroy families. Good acting, I was particularly impressed by one of the little girls. I'd be interested to see if she is still acting. And Natalie Portman is absolutely beautiful. I'd give it a B.

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