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

[CP1708]

Watched Paddington 2 earlier with the wife. She went to sleep and now I’m about halfway through Point Break. Diggin it so far

OG or remake?

 

[jpzx]

He watched the OG there’s one

 

[danikerhino]

Watched Paddington 2 earlier with the wife. She went to sleep and now I’m about halfway through Point Break. Diggin it so far

I remember watching the newer Tin Tin that came out around 2011, way more entertaining than Paddington.

 

[p0tat0 5alad]

I enjoyed both Paddington movies. I watched them cause it kept getting mentioned in The Weight of Massive Talent so I wanted to see what the fuss was about. I did see TinTin sometime last year and it was better than I expected.

OG Point Break. Didn’t know there was a remake until today

 

[reconic supreme]

watching OUATIH

 

[jpzx]

Fall is nearly upon us...I'm building up my list of horror movies to watch.

I think this year I'll focus on pre-Halloween (197 films. That and sequels I have never seen

Post the prelims guaranteed to be in for this when you’ve got em

watching OUATIH

The Clutz scene is weird but what

 

[reconic supreme]

GOATed scene

 

[kungfu koala]

that scene was pathetic...that whole volleyball thing...

 

[el presidente]

Post the prelims guaranteed to be in for this when you’ve got em

So far, I'm at about ten. My horror season lasts the entirety of fall so I'll post again as it grows

Homebodies (1974)
It's Alive (1974)
Alien
Aliens
The Evil Dead
The Manitou
Society **
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Black Sunday
Hellraiser **

Society and Hellraiser get the asterisks because...yeah. I suggested Society in here before, but idk if I'm going to be in the right state of mind for all of that "imagery". Funny because that movie has a comedic tone.

When Hellraiser was on Netflix a few years back, I tried to watch it. That opening scene where he hurts himself while moving the bed unnerved the heck out of me, I had to NOPE up outta there quick All of the horror I've seen, and that simple sequence is what got me. Crazy

 

[p0tat0 5alad]

Aliens is an action movie but don’t let that stop you from watching it

 

[el presidente]

Interesting NYT article from 1987 on what defined/made a movie star at the time...

CROSSING THE LINE TO STARDOM​

TO DEFINE A MOVIE STAR IS almost impossible. To become one is equally difficult.

https://www.nytimes.com/1987/06/07/movies/crossing-the-line-to-stardom.html

 

[pmatic]

Happy birthday Arnold.

 

[Bronson]

Didn't know that Heat was four hours. I got to 1:56, I'll finish the second half probably by 2023 if not later.

 

[Bronson]

Never understood the dislike for this guy. I thought he was an interesting cat ever since being introduced to him in Project X, where he played the “cool guy who knew all the people.”

Fast forward through his career with Whiplash, and of course I’ve become a bigger fan, being a big jazz guy.

When Whiplash was released into theaters and being enjoyed around the world, the imdb message boards were still active. I recall many users expressing their dislike for the guy, for whatever reason.

It’s too bad because Miles Teller never rubbed me the wrong way in the slightest. He never seemed arrogant at all. He’s cool in my book.

 

[Bronson]

 

[had pants]

 

[Bend_The_Knee]

Highly recommend it. Based on a true story.

 

[sneeker]

I'm in the early stages so I'm open to suggestions...my goal is for one movie a day. A goal I will most likely miss but I'm sure I'll still get to watch plenty.

Plus I'm only going to watch movies I haven't seen. I may post the complete list once it's done.

I'll post some of my favorites then.

The Shrine
Exorcism of Emily Rose
Devil
Night of the Living Dead (1990)

Never understood the dislike for this guy. I thought he was an interesting cat ever since being introduced to him in Project X, where he played the “cool guy who knew all the people.”

Fast forward through his career with Whiplash, and of course I’ve become a bigger fan, being a big jazz guy.

When Whiplash was released into theaters and being enjoyed around the world, the imdb message boards were still active. I recall many users expressing their dislike for the guy, for whatever reason.

It’s too bad because Miles Teller never rubbed me the wrong way in the slightest. He never seemed arrogant at all. He’s cool in my book.

is it because he has a punchable face?

he's alright in my books.

 

[sneeker]

I can attest to the awkward silence. a former female co-worker of mine had this awkward situation with his dad.

 

[MetalMario]

Never understood the dislike for this guy. I thought he was an interesting cat ever since being introduced to him in Project X, where he played the “cool guy who knew all the people.”

Fast forward through his career with Whiplash, and of course I’ve become a bigger fan, being a big jazz guy.

When Whiplash was released into theaters and being enjoyed around the world, the imdb message boards were still active. I recall many users expressing their dislike for the guy, for whatever reason.

It’s too bad because Miles Teller never rubbed me the wrong way in the slightest. He never seemed arrogant at all. He’s cool in my book.

in an interview he said he and Michael B Jordan are in a friendly competition. Both been superheroes, both boxing movies, both biopics, both rom coms. And mostly stems from similar age + friendship from being in a lot of those movies together.

 

[Bronson]

Exorcism of Emily Rose

I have never seen that one. I would like to see it, though.

 

[pmatic]

 

[jpzx]

**** outta here?

 

[pmatic]

**** outta here?

Nevermind, it's a book.

 

[getback]