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It kind of ruled. The resolution of the Greg Stillson arc was hilarious. Martin Sheen is great at playing affable scumbags.
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Yes. I'm going to watch The Player (1992) later. CuntFucker double feature. You're welcome, my friend.Did ya?
The Player is in my top 5 favorites of all time. Hope you like it.Yes. I'm going to watch The Player (1992) later. CuntFucker double feature. You're welcome, my friend.
Yes. I'm going to watch The Player (1992) later. CuntFucker double feature. You're welcome, my friend.
You know what, I don't care what anyone says, I like your obnoxious bit of making a thread for every movie you watch. It's endearing.
Might I suggest The Lighthouse (2019) for your next movie (if you've not already seen it). Vury good movie.
YesIs it the same Dead Zone they made a tv show about starring Anthony Michael Hall?
Usually don't go back past the 40s but I put The Thin Man (1934) on the list.@CuntFucker . , Might I recommend a trip back in time and a watch of The Thin Man? A return to the days when men could solve everything through heavy drinking, and dames could take a punch?
Or would you rather watch The Eternals and slit your wrists instead?
You shouldn't limit yourself post 40s there's some great stuff you will miss out on.Usually don't go back past the 40s but I put The Thin Man (1934) on the list.
I'd need the release year or some some name to find The Eternals (19??).
Usually don't go back past the 40s but I put The Thin Man (1934) on the list.
I'd need the release year or some some name to find The Eternals (19??).
He should watch The Long Goodbye next. Love that movie.It's one of the newer Marvel films. Gosia is friendly with all of our neighbors (I mean, I am too, but I'm a busy rock star, child), and one of them has kids, so sometimes we have them over or they invite us over for a movie night. Marvel films are the typical pick when they're new.
Now, as a cinephile with wide tastes, I can admit to liking SOME of these movies (Winter Soldier, Shang Chi, the new Dr. Strange being the rare exceptions), but a few weeks ago we watched The Eternals.
I have not been bored like that since I was a young laddie watching Wizard of Oz for the first time. It's so goddamn meandering, I thought Robert Altman made a superhero film by following his "Long Goodbye" playbook, but without any of the signature style.
If you want to piss away 200 million dollars, give me a weekend at the O2, The London Philharmonic, The Musical Box band, the best laser show money can buy, and I could still donate at least $150 million to my foundation. What a way to waste money.
He should watch The Long Goodbye next. Love that movie.
I'm all in with da Altman. I even enjoy Popeye.It took some time, but it's grown on me. I just have to tell myself it's not a Philip Marlowe story, just events with Phillip Marlowe in it.
That one is just called Eternals (2021). I'd rather just slit my wrists without watching it. It's not that I'm above some garbage like that, it's just insufferably boring to me.It's one of the newer Marvel films. Gosia is friendly with all of our neighbors (I mean, I am too, but I'm a busy rock star, child), and one of them has kids, so sometimes we have them over or they invite us over for a movie night. Marvel films are the typical pick when they're new.
Now, as a cinephile with wide tastes, I can admit to liking SOME of these movies (Winter Soldier, Shang Chi, the new Dr. Strange being the rare exceptions), but a few weeks ago we watched The Eternals.
I have not been bored like that since I was a young laddie watching Wizard of Oz for the first time. It's so goddamn meandering, I thought Robert Altman made a superhero film by following his "Long Goodbye" playbook, but without any of the signature style.
If you want to piss away 200 million dollars, give me a weekend at the O2, The London Philharmonic, The Musical Box band, the best laser show money can buy, and I could still donate at least $150 million to my foundation. What a way to waste money.
Maps to the Stars (2014) is probably low tier Cronenberg but it's ony of my favorites of his. Didn't care all that much for The Fly (1986). It's been very long ago, though. Might re-watch it soon.It's mid tier Cronenberg in my book. Enjoyable but not one of his best works
I haven't seen that one, but heard it isn't very good either.Maps to the Stars (2014) is probably low tier Cronenberg but it's ony of my favorites of his. Didn't care all that much for The Fly (1986). It's been very long ago, though. Might re-watch it soon.
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