Now watch the Richard donner cut of the filmQuote:
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Now watch the Richard donner cut of the filmQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Started watching Shameless last night. Didn't realize it has been on 8 seasons ;D. Going to need some rainy days to finish this.
It is great, so many funny scenes. I always crack up at the part where he goes disguised as a terrorist and they have that signal. And in the jeep he is waving away like crazy trying to signal them.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Love that show, the Brit version was better but I love Fiona.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
Re-watching Boardwalk Empire at the moment.
Saw Deadpool 2 awhile back. Big let down from the first.
Few eps in and it's definitely different. Really liked Boardwalk Empire and loved Richard. Stephen Graham as Al Capone absolutely nailed it!Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaIt is great, so many funny scenes. I always crack up at the part where he goes disguised as a terrorist and they have that signal. And in the jeep he is waving away like crazy trying to signal them.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Love that show, the Brit version was better but I love Fiona.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
Re-watching Boardwalk Empire at the moment.
Saw Deadpool 2 awhile back. Big let down from the first.
Watched Incredibles 2, I was disappointed and fell asleep during a bit of it.
Watched Kingsman the golden circle. Over the top action movie with funny moments and great cinematic effects. Elton John was in it and even he was good in it.
Loving Pablo (2017) 7.2/10
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Decent movie and a good history lesson. A fine performance by Javier Bardem as Pablo Escobar, the Columbian drug lord who was one of the richest men in the world at his peak in the mid-to-late 1980s.
Started watching 1987's 'Street Trash'....interesting movie about bums/winos who live on the street and drink all day set in 1980's pre-Giuliani New York City centering around the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn.
It's casually racist, everyone is covered in oily grime, and there's this drink 'Viper' which kills whoever drinks it by like melting them from the inside out which is very colorful if nothing else.
I'll let yall know how it ends
Watched Wonder Woman and it is the best of the DC movies.
Death of a Nation. Loved it.
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928 ) 10/10
Silent movie, except for it's wonderful classical score. One of the greatest performances in the history of cinema by Maria Falconetti.
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So I finished up 'Street Trash'.....that movie was a train wreck. There was a "wine" called 'Viper' that if you drank it it would melt you or explode you or something but that only plays a bit part, another part was 'Bronson' the PTSD suffering Vietnam Vet with a knife made from a human femur and he was kind of all over the place. Lots of racism in this movie, just casual as you please...it reminded me of the same drugged out craziness of 'Fritz The Cat' it's VERY Robert Crumb-esque.
Up next before I get to Game of Thrones Season 4 I have Zombi3 which will be interesting I am sure....good old Italian horror ;D
been watching some absolute classics lately - Seven - Shutter Island - American Beauty
I think the film was made well, i had put off for a good while because of the content of the film. Its unbelievable that it happened and continues to happen top this day! the cover up is just horrendousQuote:
Originally Posted by El KabongDidn't Mark Ruffalo talking out of the side of his mouth take you out of the story a bit? It did for me. Good movie though, the story was good. It is very sad that those things happened and are continuing to happen, Catholic Church never fails to disappoint.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drago
thought ant man & wasp was a good film, especially enjoyed the car chase :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
I didnt like justice league and not seen wonder woman yet