Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T

[jpzx]

anybody hear anything about Sicario? its getting high marks on RT but ive seen no promo for it despite coming out tomorrow...

Out tomorrow for you? It's been out for a while where I live, but maybe we were one of the locations who received the initial limited screenings. Unfortunately it won't get the credit it's probably due for the title.

 

[sea manup]

still need to watch prisoners and enemy which have had good reviews too

currently watching planes trains and automobiles 

 

[Master Zik]

Yeah, there's been nothing but positive reviews on Sicario.

Sounds like the must see movie of the past 2-3 months and candidate for movie of the year.

Can't wait to see it myself, I just want to plan it so I catch a few other movies on the same day.

 

[mastamind033]

I saw Sicario like 2 weeks ago and it's incredible

Going to watch it again this weekend at a cheaper theater

 

[senorroboto2k5]

Been catching up on some of the new fall TV. The Grinder with Rob Lowe is pretty funny, despite its unfortunate name.

 

[shogun]

^
Yeah, can't believe the name of the show wasn't changed.

 

[had pants]

Just randomly thought of the line, 'Listen to your friend Billy Zane, he's a cool dude.' and busted out laughing by myself.

still need to watch prisoners and enemy which have had good reviews too

currently watching planes trains and automobiles 

 

[Hahahaha]

Finally got to see "Men, Women & Children". I had forgotten about it. Saw it on Hulu and just watched it. Reminded me a lot of "Disconnect". Loved that movie because of how real it is. This movie is just as real. I love seeing how ****** up this world is. Kids bullying each other, bad parenting, infidelity and everything. Not saying those are good things to see but it just opens your eyes and reminds you to get you **** together and what could be going on right around you.

 

[Sir San Diego]

Watched Rush last night. Solid movie and I do recommend.

 

[calibeebee]

So weird. I went on a Kevin Costner binge yesterday (pause). Got through Mr. Brooks, Bull Durham, Tin Cup, and I wanted to watch the GOAT Robin Hood but it wasn't on netflix. I searched for it all over the net and couldnt find it before falling asleep. Check my email today, 'Robin Hood Prince of Thieves has been added to Netflix instant watch."

 

[big j 33]

Some things are meant to be.

I watched Wedding Singer (cause it was on Netflix) and then Before Sunset again. Not quite the marathon and binge watching I did yesterday, but yeah.

Got some bad relationship news, so I'm feeling pretty god damn awful 

 I think I might be watching a lot of Before Sunset coming up.

 

[lawdog1]

Just randomly thought of the line, 'Listen to your friend Billy Zane, he's a cool dude.' and busted out laughing by myself.

Done the same thing many times. Just the other day in fact. I think it was something from Borat, but I just started randomly started cracking up and my wife was like, "what are you laughing at. Are you high?"

Also, that whole party scene in Zoolander is awesome.

"Hey, I gotta pee right now, but when I get back I'd really like to continue talking about this conversation..."

Winona was looking good there too.

 

[lawdog1]

Some things are meant to be.

I watched Wedding Singer (cause it was on Netflix) and then Before Sunset again. Not quite the marathon and binge watching I did yesterday, but yeah.

Got some bad relationship news, so I'm feeling pretty god damn awful   I think I might be watching a lot of Before Sunset coming up.

Sorry to hear that Big J. Hang in there. Otha fish and all that. But if you have to get down with some sad relationship movies for now, go for it.

Paging rck3sactown - got any recommendations?

 

[big j 33]

I still have the lists of "always makes you laugh" kind of movies from last year when I broke up with a girl, this one though... this one will be a lot worse

. In love, best friends, planning on being together, and now she has to move away. It's been a hard couple of months and then I got that laid on me the other day.

I actually like Before Sunset because it's hopeful and romantic, despite there being some hard to deal with moments.

Seriously, the whole Before trilogy is must watch stuff, they're awesome.

 

[rck3sactown]

big j 33 I am sorry to hear this |I

 

[lawdog1]

big j 33 I am sorry to hear this |I

Likewise. That really sucks, man. So, disregard the other fish comment. I will instead go with cliché that if you love something, set it free and it will come back to you . . . I hope.

 

[rck3sactown]

if you love something, set it free and it will come back to you . . . I hope.

|I

 

[rook]

Anybody watch The Affair? I feel like it's one of the most slept on shows, man.

 

[shogun]

Anybody watch The Affair? I feel like it's one of the most slept on shows, man.

I tried to start it a few weeks ago. Finished the first episode and need to continue.

 

[lawdog1]

Just saw that there's a series coming on about the OJ trial. Cuba Gooding is OJ, Courtney Vance is Johnnie Cochran. I predict its going to be terrible, but I might watch for the sentimental value/lulz.

 

[sb]

still need to watch prisoners and enemy which have had good reviews too

currently watching planes trains and automobiles 

prisoners great build up leading to a weak ending.

Some things are meant to be.

I watched Wedding Singer (cause it was on Netflix) and then Before Sunset again. Not quite the marathon and binge watching I did yesterday, but yeah.

Got some bad relationship news, so I'm feeling pretty god damn awful   I think I might be watching a lot of Before Sunset coming up.

wedding singer is a great movie prob sandlers best movie.

 

[robtoofresco]

Anybody watch The Affair? I feel like it's one of the most slept on shows, man.

I watched a good portion of the first season & just stopped watching it (can't recall why).

Had to give it a shot due to the god McNulty

I remember I liked how the show approached the story in terms of telling it from two different character perspectives (McNulty's & that Michelle Monaghan doppelganger). They would even change minute details like what the other person was wearing during each of the main character's recollection of events.

I need to give that show another shot now that I think about it

My favorite thing that I remember though was that McNulty's boss from The Wire that would always **** on him is now his father-in-law in this show & STILL ****s on him

 

[big j 33]

Yeah, I got cliches and things to try to cheer me up for days 

 sometimes they work and help. One of my favorite quotes has always been "this too shall pass", it's good for when you're happy and sad, it can always be applied. It helps you appreciate the good times while you have them, realizing that they don't always last so enjoy it while you can. Helps in the bad times, that your suffering and struggles are only temporary.

I'm oddly okay right now, we just hung out for the first time in awhile, and I had a huge prepared list of **** I wanted to say and get off my chest, and I started to.. and then I realized it didn't matter and I just relaxed and enjoyed talking. I said what I had to say, nothing else you can do.

Since it's a movie thread, maybe one day soon I'll just be gone, not at work, won't say a word to anyone.. just gotta go see about a girl.

 

[mastamind033]

So weird. I went on a Kevin Costner binge yesterday (pause). Got through Mr. Brooks, Bull Durham, Tin Cup, and I wanted to watch the GOAT Robin Hood but it wasn't on netflix. I searched for it all over the net and couldnt find it before falling asleep. Check my email today, 'Robin Hood Prince of Thieves has been added to Netflix instant watch."

Something about Kevin Costner rubs me the wrong way, I could never get into any of his films where he's the lead

 

[lawdog1]

Yeah, I got cliches and things to try to cheer me up for days   sometimes they work and help. One of my favorite quotes has always been "this too shall pass"

That's funny. The only time I ever talked to my mom about being down about a girl, that is exactly what she said. And it really did help.