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Posted: Apr 02 2016 06:28 pm

LeshLush wrote:

Princess Mononoke. As a lover of Studio Ghibli in general and Miyazaki in particular, I have no idea why it took me so long to see this movie. Suffice it to say, I was blown away.

that was my first studio ghibli movie, and have been a fan ever since.

i saw hateful 8 the other night via some pirate stream on putlocker.is, and that was a dope fucking movie. i know some people just hate tarantino in general, but this movie was fucking badass

Posted: Apr 02 2016 08:55 pm

^I need to get off my ass and go check out The Hateful 8 already.

Saw The Big Sleep recently. 1946 film noir, Humphrey Bogart. Very interesting, and great acting, but holy shit was it difficult to follow. I had to follow the Wikipedia plot summary as the movie progressed (and apparently plot confusion was one of its main critiques upon release, so I feel a bit less emasculated), but still recommend it.

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I saw Hateful Eight on 70mm super panavision, and that blew my freaking mind. Not sure I would have had the same reaction watching some janky putlocker stream, but to each their own, username.

Posted: Apr 06 2016 11:19 pm

John Waters' Cry-Baby. I hadn't seen it in ages and the first time I saw it I had never heard the phrase "blue balls" before. It was nice to see Traci Lords and young Johnny Depp again.

Posted: Apr 13 2017 01:14 pm

Watched Rogue One, X-Men: Apocalypse and Independence Day 2 recently:

Rogue One: Better than I expected, might watch it again later. But I thought the same of VII and still haven't felt like re-watching that one. I want a cut of the movie with just the robot and the blind guy. Smile

And cartoon Tarkin was horrendous. They really should have just found a lookalike.

X-Men: Had some fun moments in it. Lots of dumb moments, too... I don't know why they keep making Nightcrawler so effete. Liked the girl that played Storm. They should have kept in the extra mall scene, when Sophie Turner is compared to Boy George. Laughing

I really hope Jennifer Lawrence is done for good, because she is awful in these movies.

Independence Day 2: I expected nothing but ended up enjoying some of it. The stuff with Brent Spiner, mostly. Also Bill Pullman's acting was awful (and hilarious). Started as a disheveled, doddering old coot and went to totally-with-it, respectable ex-president. Laughing

Posted: Jun 08 2017 09:12 pm

wonder woman... thought it was dope. thumbs up from me, although it wasn't perfect by any means, it was still one of the better DCEU movies out there

Posted: Dec 23 2017 07:52 pm

username wrote:

wonder woman... thought it was dope. thumbs up from me, although it wasn't perfect by any means, it was still one of the better DCEU movies out there

I feel like i am the only person that found that Wonderwoman is just a mediocre superhero movie (at best!). I really see nothing outstanding in it but yeah... people seem to get super excited about it...

Last movie actually watched was the Last Jedi. Well... i didn't like it except for some few scenes.

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Last Sunday I am very angry in morning, My Uncle aunty go out of country for 1 day and they leave his child with me. I don't have any idea how to play with kids. He is 3 year old. He was very crying, he like his dog, because we just 1 week ago lost a cute dog in unforgettable accident. He missing dog, My girlfriend told me you should show best dog movies which he like. So I follow her idea and play movie.

This is so incredible he never cry and angry all the day and happy with me. Sunday movies plan is best idea and I also enjoy with friend.

Posted: Jun 29 2018 08:24 pm

johnsonraider wrote:

My Uncle aunty

This is gold.

Posted: Jul 15 2018 08:35 am

Avengers: Infinity War.

I don't think i have to state out the obvious by saying that it was awesome.

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I recently watched a movies deadpool2, spiderman, and chines movies.

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Sunday I watch movies all the day and I recently watched 2018 and 2017 Hollywood movies that I have. Now this coming Sunday I will watch best movies of 2016 Hollywood.

I want to watch some movies like sexy, horror and action Hollywood movies.

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I watched last movie super man.

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johnsonraider wrote:

Sunday I watch https://allaboutmom.us all the day and I recently watched 2018 and 2017 Hollywood movies that I have. Now https://bestcatwaterfountainguide.com coming Sunday I will watch best movies of 2016 Hollywood.

I want to watch some movies like sexy, horror and action Hollywood movies.

I like those too.

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I watched last movie is Superman.

Posted: Feb 11 2019 05:56 am

It was fascinating in Mark Ruffalo's character to see the change when an entire individual sees himself all things considered and sees the hole that is filled, ie the entire is modified, that is, everything is far and away superior. At that point, the gap will suck in. That edgy call to Julian Moore's character was such a summit point

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Avengers: Endgame

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Godzilla: King of the Monsters

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the lion king.. just amazing...

Posted: Oct 13 2019 03:30 pm

Joker was amazing.

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The Pursuit of Happyness this is a real story

Posted: Nov 03 2019 01:37 pm

Preng in 2016 wrote:

^I need to get off my ass and go check out The Hateful 8 already.

Just watched Netflix's offering of an Extended Version, which splits the movie into four episodes with additional content. I enjoyed it! I definitely understand most folks' issue with the pacing, but I continue to enjoy the character interactions that embody Tarintino's films. The replay of the scene where the first group of characters arrive at the cabin, from the second group's perspective, was great.

Also, found this non-spoilers tidbit from Wikipedia downright silly:

Wikipedia wrote:

The guitar destroyed by Russell's character was not a prop but an antique 1870s Martin guitar lent by the Martin Guitar Museum. According to sound producer Mark Ulano, the guitar was supposed to have been switched with a copy to be destroyed, but this was not communicated to Russell; everyone on the set was "pretty freaked out" at the guitar's destruction, and Leigh's reaction was genuine, though "Tarantino was in a corner of the room with a funny curl on his lips, because he got something out of it with the performance." Museum director Dick Boak said that the museum was not told that the script included a scene that called for a guitar being smashed, and determined that it was irreparable. The insurance remunerated the purchase value of the guitar. As a result of the incident, the museum no longer lends guitars to film productions.

Posted: Nov 03 2019 09:33 pm

The degree to which Jennifer Jason Leigh gets the shit beaten out of her in that movie made me genuinely uncomfortable.

Posted: Nov 03 2019 10:56 pm

I enjoyed the movie. The Title pretty much gives away the story.
Just 8 very very bad people that go against each other.

Posted: Nov 04 2019 09:22 pm

Cameron wrote:

The degree to which Jennifer Jason Leigh gets the shit beaten out of her in that movie made me genuinely uncomfortable.

Yeah, I agree it's brutal, and I understand it's a point of contention. Can't say that it made me uncomfortable[i], as I generally expect Tarantino's films to be over-the-top. But, it is indeed ironic how [i]comfortable (or maybe rapid) I was in reaching that conclusion. Funny how desensitization works...

i'll_bite_your_ear wrote:

I enjoyed the movie. The Title pretty much gives away the story. Just 8 very very bad people that go against each other.

100%.