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the last film you watched thread

Tammy

Total piece of crap. Awful. The only thing good about this horrible film was a few minutes of Kathy Bates as a lesbian.
Susan Sarandon's acting was so bad I felt bad for her.
 
It has been a very lazy weekend for us because of all the rain and severe thunderstorms, so we have been eating, drinking and watching movies. X Men: Days of Future Past, pretty good story and lots of action, we loved it. We had to watch "Independence Day", it is always reliable. Then yesterday was Serial Mom, always funny and fantastic, Kathleen Turner's best work and Pulp Fiction which was just as awesome as ever.
 
Good film with excellent performances.

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Adrock-JD said:
Tammy

Total piece of crap. Awful. The only thing good about this horrible film was a few minutes of Kathy Bates as a lesbian.
Susan Sarandon's acting was so bad I felt bad for her.
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That's a surprise about Sarandon. She's usually very good. I wish McCarthy would stop with the loud slob roles. She's better than that. She was so good on the television show The Gilmore Girls.
 
Blade Runner:

I like this film more now than I did when I was younger.

Now that Ridley is planning a sequel, its got me excited to see him explore more of the Blade Runner universe, a different city or an off-world story although I don't want to see that unless it deals more with what Replicants are created for.

One thing I suspect will be explored is the question of whether Deckard or (any other Blade Runner) has ever killed a human by mistake thinking it was a Replicant.

I would also love to see what these Replicants are doing before they go rogue, become self aware.
What sets them off, is it the awareness of their life coming to an end?

Although in the film, they seem very remorseless, lacking most human emotional elements.
Which would make it hard to paint a sympathetic view... although the film did a wonderful job of that with Roy Batty towards the end.

I love that line at the end "All those moments will be lost in time... like tears in rain... Time to die."

That does bring up an obvious question though; Why bother hunting them down when their hard-wired time runs out anyway?

:)
 
Kayfabe Commentaries: YouShoot with Jim Cornette.

Usually wouldn't count documentaries, but it's probably the best 4 hours I've spent not working, gaming or exercising in a long while.
 
Just watched The Lone Ranger. It has its moments, but I don't think it has enough for me to want to watch it again in the near future.
 
Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny and Girly (1970).



A British horror film in the mode of Gilligan's Island, it impossibly includes an almost exact replica of the 'Here's Johnny' scene from The Shining.

Only for hardcore B-movie buffs.
 
Transformers 4 Age of Extinction
Should've been called Endless Exhaustion
Why it was so long I have no idea
So much glass was broken in this movie and the line "Are you kidding me?!" I counted at least 3 times
If Michael Bay keeps going like this Transformers 5 will need to be in two parts
The scene with the anchor cables to the Willis Tower was so unbelievable that I just cringed and bitched at the screen the whole scene with their own over used line, "Are you KIDDING ME?!!"
 
Bunuel's Simon of the Desert (1965).

Satan forces an ascetic to endure the 'opening of the wet flower of the flesh' by changing him from one man into another.

 
Life in the cruel economy of a 19th century mountain village in Japan, The Ballad of Narayama (1984).

Extraordinary content, though suffering from hackneyed form.

 
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