Farm Frenzy posted:

https://twitter.com/MCUPerfectGifs/status/1448933958373228545 "this looks good" - several freaks and psychopaths who post in this thread

500 good dogs posted:

the movie is funny and good if you have even the most mild case of cspam brain and you should watch it

mawarannahr posted:

meryl streep was exactly as she is in every other movie, real boring and overacted.

Judakel posted:

frances mcdormand is a better actress than streep

StashAugustine posted:

havent gotten around to the new matrix but i rewatched the original and it still goes hard

Serf posted:

rewatched "big trouble in little china" and that movie still rules. kurt russell and victor wong are loving perfect in that movie

StashAugustine posted:

got around to watching fire walk with me and it owned

Some Guy TT posted:

Suplex Liberace posted:

Jazz is having the best years of its life rn, so many great albums are coming out and in so many varieties.

Tankbuster posted:

Excuse me it had that one episode where a tiny indian dude crawls out of corpses to kill white people.

Some Guy TT posted:

so am i supposed to know what white noise is or is this trailer being super vague about the movies premise because it was made by a bunch of pretentious wankers

Crain posted:

Literally: "What if I, Joanne Rowling, were the actual victim of transphobia, and that I, the hero of reality, were the one facing attacks that trans activists are currently facing in reality? "

AnimeIsTrash posted:

Ruth Bat-Seraph was born near Jerusalem, Israel. She was raised on a special kibbutz run by the Israeli government after her power manifested. Ruth was the first superhuman agent to serve with the Mossad (the Israeli secret service). She became a police officer in addition to serving as a government agent. Her first public act as Sabra was a battle with the Hulk, whom she mistakenly believed was working with Arab terrorists operating in Israel.[2] Not long after that, Sabra was chosen as a pawn of Death in the latter's game against the Grandmaster. There, she met Iron Man and the Arabian Knight, and battled She-Hulk and Captain Britain.[3] She later appeared at the Hulk's amnesty ceremony in Washington, D.C.[4] Some years later, Sabra's young son was killed in a terrorist attack. She disobeyed orders in order to bring her son's killers to justice.

Lmfao

MeatwadIsGod posted:

Combining the last page of Napoleon and Bettany chat to remind everyone to watch Master & Commander and also read the books

Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:

You just reminded me somehow of 2007's The Painted Veil. A good? movie. I remember it being very atmospheric and also ponderous and not a great message?

Justin Tyme posted:

old movie trailers are so loving bad, there are trailers for classic bangers that make them look like b-movie trainwrecks and back in the day a good trailer apparently means give away every single plot point and story beat to the point where they'll show the hero doing the hero quip/big moment where they like throw the villain off a cliff or whatever

Wraith of J.O.I. posted:

do you need to have read children to get god emperor? I read the first 2 last year but stayed away from 3 tho have remained curious about 4

praxis of evil posted:

theyve all been friends with Andi for years but no one knows about her twin sister?

Good Soldier Svejk posted:

he's a fine, clever writer but he wants to be so goddamned sure that you see the clever thing he did and that desperation is very off-putting

Xaris posted:

the problem with John Wick movies is they are too good

(also imo they're increasingly Doom Eternalizing with each sequel. i hope they curtail some of the eternalizing in JW4. also it's simultaneously cool-over-the-top cheesy that every single person ever to exist in the world, from every single bum ever to grocer shoppers, is "in on it",, it's also a little too ridiculous that like normal people don't exist.

indigi posted:

its absurd but I thought the Keanu + Halle Berry + dogs fight in 3 was awesome, very dynamic with lots of camera movement, and his fight with the Raid guys in the glass museum or whatever was good and funny. plus when he loads the shotgun with steel ball bearings and just deletes guys' heads.

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

The Tim and Eric Bedtime Stories episode they got him for is great too. He gets to tell a young man that all of the semen he ejaculated while masturbating in his parents' home was collected in a septic tank and that it was picked up by a tornado and dropped on a Catholic Hospital.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKgX3ekVVXA

josh04 posted:

i am a fan of when a story has a grubby guy or gal who is pigeon king. john wick, neverwhere, on the waterfront, home alone 2. it's always good

Crusader posted:

POWELL CURES KIDS posted:

that thread sucked and that person is bad at watching the sopranos

F Stop Fitzgerald posted:

goons love daria because it glorifies being a sarcastic and unpleasant upper middle class teenager

indigi posted:

I guess just two. interstellar was an awful story but a solid movie

Mantis42 posted:

Tim and Eric's Bedtime Stories

1stGear posted:

I really like Bong Joon-ho as a filmmaker. I evangelized the Host and Snowpiercer back before he was cool, I bought a copy of Parasite, even went to a movie theater during COVID because it was the only chance I was ever going to have to see Memories of a Murder on a big screen (and it was worth it).

But if you put a gun to my head and told me to watch Okja, I'd tell you to pull the loving trigger.

galagazombie posted:

Why is there never someone crawling out of the woodwork to tell us about how Sir Gawain was a nazi? Was The Green Knight fascist apologia?

Xaris posted:

capital will automatically re-organize and invent new super antiheroes or grimdark super heroes or other children entertainment. ultimately as long as parents just want widdle jonny to be quiet for 2 hours, there will be superheroes.

Antonymous posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiV-bOulZl8

Mantis42 posted:

That's from Kung Fu Hustle