Movies

[TomViolenz]

I remember the days when comedy was clever and required delivery. Now it's just how stoned the audience is

You'll have to tell us all about the 19th century sometime.

I for one always enjoyed Cheech and Chong

[beats me]

The 19th century is from 1801 - 1900.

The world's education system is failing us. FFS.

[TomViolenz]

The 19th century is from 1801 - 1900.

The world's education system is failing us. FFS.

Are you telling me that Cheech and Chong, the horse buggy, the Pyramids and our migration out of Africa did not all happen at the same, mythical time, called: The Past

[LoopStationZebra]

I am now going to watch The Interview. Because its free on streaming Netflix. Already.

I think Adam Sandler just got surpassed as the industry leader of getting blank checks for whatever he wants to crap out without question.

I'm going to give that honor to Nicholas Cage. That fucker is kinda like Michael Cane in the late 70s early 80s - only worse: He'll fucking take on any role no matter how retarded the project. It's gotten to be a thing to behold. Absolutely zero shame and zero artistic integrity.

[beats me]

I am now going to watch The Interview. Because its free on streaming Netflix. Already.

I think Adam Sandler just got surpassed as the industry leader of getting blank checks for whatever he wants to crap out without question.

I'm going to give that honor to Nicholas Cage. That fucker is kinda like Michael Cane in the late 70s early 80s - only worse: He'll fucking take on any role no matter how retarded the project. It's gotten to be a thing to behold. Absolutely zero shame and zero artistic integrity.

But Nicholas Cage doesn’t write or produce his own movies. He just picks them, or maybe they pick him. The pitch to executives “Check out this Nicholas Cage turd…”

[eyeknow]

In the middle of "transcendence" and don't really like it much. I'll finish it tonight. So far it gets the "meh, ok but not enough death and destruction/too much talk" award.

Stupid film. "What wouldn't someone do for love" =

[jbodango]

how about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortress_(1992_film)?

[crystalmsc]

We're waiting for Running All Night http://youtu.be/7uDuFh-nC-c

Me and Wife are Liam Neeson's fans, but Taken 2 and 3 didn't work. Hopefully the new film will fix everything.

[H20nly]

my son and i watched Lucy last night. we enjoyed it. i don't know that i'd go so far as to give it 5 stars, but i would give it an unwavering 4 at the very least.

since i can't think of too many 5 star sci-fi movies anyway... i'd give it 5 for the genre.

[beats me]

I enjoyed the Maze Runner, sort of the unpolitical man’s Hunger Games. Although I don’t know if the sequels are going to get more political. Most likely. This movie really gives you no real clue as to why things are happening. Just a bunch of kids being tested for some reason.

[crystalmsc]

Just watched Stonehearst Asylum last night, what a great movie. Great story with enjoyable flow..Kate is beautiful.

[eyeknow]

"star trek: into darkness"

As brilliant as when I saw it in the theater

Not a big JJ fan, but he did quite well with this one.

[H20nly]

^ agreed

[beats me]

Watched Fury. Not bad, not great. Plenty of heavy-handed “war is brutal and changes people” clichés.

WWII documentaries and movies always make you realize what a bunch of whiny pussies we’ve become.

[LoopStationZebra]

Fury was pretty good.

I fucking HATE Shia La Poof, but I have to say his performance in Fury was stellar. Who knew?