I knew this would be a weird movie, because it's done by Cronenberg
So yeah, very weird movie :-) Understandable that people walked out of the cinema. But summer comes early over here this year, so I was too lazy to move off my couch and I watched it entirely.
Quite liked it actually, even though some parts are a bit nauseating.

cool flick my wife turned me onto.

some RE-venge

Sinners.

It was fucking excellent.

I don’t even give a shit about Ryan Coogler usually but this was really something.

i saw the one where keanu finally dies at the end of the video game

what was the name

John Wick 4? Johnny Mnemonic?

I dunno. I hate those John Wick movies though. Also there’s going to be a fifth one so he didn’t die I guess.

4

i didnt hate them, they delivered on their promises

but 4 was just too much video game!

the fifth one isn't about someone else? oh please tell me there is no time travel lmaooo

Very cool and funny and awesome and sad.

not the best movie, but still a nice watch, especially because it is so not-Hollywood. There's one very graphic scene that they could have toned down a bit.









2nd time I watched this movie, which is a bit lame because you already know who the killer is (spoiler alert), but it still is a great movie, with a wonderful cast and script

I posted about this recently: found it mediocre at best. Derivative of Shane Meadows' superior Dead Man's Shoes. Check it bruv.

It's Michael Haneke, mara. Asking him to tone down his famous brutality trait is like asking Sonic Youth to tone down the noise a bit.

I enjoyed it because it is very non-american in its portrayal of a revenge fantasy.

I found it much more watchable than John Wick 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.

Will check out Dead Man's Shoes

watched this last nite with wife. still fun. my wife pointed out that, despite van damme being a wooden actor, the worst part of this movie is the lady reporter. hammy.

Oh man, nostalgia! I watched some scenes from this during Covid, but I haven’t seen it in full since like 1992.

Dead Man's Shoes is fucking brilliant. As is most of Shane Meadows output.

Omg I loved this movie when I was 8 or 9. Also one of the Karate Tiger movies, I think it was 4 or something. Need to re-watch it sometime.

I saw a clip of John Wick and found it strange, Keanu Reeves slapping people silly before shooting them. In reality would just shoot first. I guess that's the point of gun-martial-arts or whatever it is. Daft as a brush like.

If you enjoyed Neil Maskell in Bull and want more British grit then you might also like Ben Wheatley's Kill List.

Aye, I concur. The last thing I saw of his was The Virtues. He portrays harsh northern reality perfectly.

Final Destination: Bloodlines — I’m shocked that this thing has a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes. It’s not the worst FD movie but it sure as hell isn’t good by any stretch of the imagination. The violence is cartoonish to the point of being hilarity.

Dead Man's Shoes is one of my favourite movies. As far as British movies go, it's up there for me with 'Nil By Mouth' by Gary Oldman, a movie I always need to own in some format or another. I love so many of Shane Meadows' movies. Recently I was rewatching 'Somers Town', another great one. A while ago I was in Sheffield and decided to go into this pub called Fagan's on Broad Lane because my partner had an appointment in the hospital next to it. When I walked into it, I noticed they had a few pictures from 'This is England' and a framed poster of 'Dead Man's Shoes'. I was chatting to the guy behind the bar and he told me the pub had just been taken over by a group of people who work for Warp Films with some associate business partners.

I've never seen Nil By Mouth. Made a note to watch it. That's interesting about Warp films. When I checked their filmography it turns out there's some films on there I've seen and own but didn't realise were produced by them.

On a whim, and bored, wife and I tried watching the Minecraft movie on the HBO, but got about 15 minutes into the seemingly endless exposition narration, and could not handle any more.

Yeah I’m not watching that shit.

watched Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte with my wife.

Never seen it. I can see how many people ripped it off.

Saltburn. I will probably remember this film for being the first time I have seen someone try to shag a grave.

The Phoenician Scheme

It has all the meticulousness, clinical precision and quirks that make a Wes Anderson movie. But for once, I feel like it is lacking a lot of the heart that endeared me to his previous works (yes, even his last two). Enjoyable, but a bit plodding and anemic.

watched this neat weird flick w the wifey

Superman. Not bad!

I tried to watch Seven Psychopaths after an all day binge in the sun but it just wasn't happening like. I finished watching it the next day but couldn't remember what was going on plot wise. What I do know is It was trying to be meta but came across as too painfully self aware resulting in an undermined story. The usual McDonagh alcoholic/depression jokes are there but it was all just a bit naff and contrarian.

St. John's Wort - A perfect lazy sunday afternoon hangover movie, the problem was it was not Sunday therefore it was shite.

First Blood

Bring Her Back.

What a fucking bad time! Good movie but terrible time.

i watched one with the rolling stones touring ireland in 1965

what is it called... CHARLIE IS MY DARLING

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060231/

they were obviously geniuses from the outset and it's plain to see

here's what looks like a decent review of it:

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/ri...stones-in-1965

Happy Gilmore 2 should have just been a Shooter McGavin movie.