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T Bowl
Feb 6, 2006

Shut up DUMMY

You Are A Elf posted:

Oh yeah, this, too. Cruel torture porn when people are trying to tell me, “No, you see it’s a deep mythos movie about the Jigsaw Killer!” I don’t give a gently caress. As soon as I saw a dude in a contraption that twisted his limbs until the bones visibly snapped out of his skin, I noped out.

The Final Destination films fell down that hole, too, and I stopped after the third movie, I think. Never want to watch any of them ever again.

Hostel movies are even worse.

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T Bowl
Feb 6, 2006

Shut up DUMMY
Every new found footage style modern horror where most of it is in front of a computer screen comes to mind. I guess most horror in general even if it's the genre I veg out to the most by far.

Most M. Night Shyamalan movies need no rewatch, and even stuff like The Sxith Sense it's only to review all the references to the twist you missed.

T Bowl fucked around with this message at 09:07 on Feb 11, 2023

DeadButDelicious
Oct 11, 2012

Leave me to do my dark bidding on the internet!
I'm Thinking of Ending Things was apparently pretty great but by the time it got to the long rant about A Woman Under the Influence I had checked out and thought the film had disappeared up its own arse. It was in all likelihood too smart a story for a dumb-dumb like me.

thin blue whine
Feb 21, 2004
PLEASE SEE POLICY


Soiled Meat

Charles Bukowski posted:

I don't like watching kids murder each other unless it's like in a fun way like battle Royale or uhh some anime poo poo.

I saw City of God when it came out and I was like 13 or something so it affected me. Maybe like The Road or some other horribly depressing thing, but also well made.

Yeah, this is my reason too, basically.

Great movie but it's just too heavy, maaaan.

TK8325
Sep 22, 2014



the basketball diaries is a good movie but i never want to see it again

pretty soft girl
Oct 1, 2004

my dead grandfather fights better than you
Death Wish 2.

The first one doesn't outright say "paul's descent into violence is awesome and good, and you, the viewer, should definitely emulate him", and the other sequels become wacky Cannon Films action movies that it's possible to enjoy them for their camp value and laugh at their insane political takes. They're so bad they could come off as intentional political satire if you didn't know any better

So while all of the death wish movies are some variety of "this is what conservatives actually believe lol" and are kind of terrible, death wish 2 is a special kind of lousy. Its just an hour and a half of scare-mongering and sermonizing without offering a single man on fire, goofy one-liner, or gangster being poisoned with a cannoli. Gross, boring, ugly, repugnant, irresponsible, and thoroughly unpleasant from start to finish with no redeeming value aside from Laurence Fishburne looking like this the entire movie

Milo and POTUS
Sep 3, 2017

I will not shut up about the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. I talk about them all the time and work them into every conversation I have. I built a shrine in my room for the yellow one who died because sadly no one noticed because she died around 9/11. Wanna see it?
That's a pretty big pro though

Smugworth
Apr 18, 2003

Salò

ProperCauldron
Oct 11, 2004

nah chill
Crash. Bad and dumb.

The other Crash. Also bad and dumb.

isaboo
Nov 11, 2002

Muay Buok
ขอให้โชคดี

Doctor Butts posted:

I dunno. Enter The Void just seemed like the same old poo poo from Irreversible. Misery porn.

There's a good number of Coen brother movies I don't really care to watch again. Burn after reading was first to come to mind. But then there's Buster Scruggs, No Country, Barton Fink, The Man who wasn't there, and Fargo. They did Adaptation too, right?

Edit: Nope that was Kaufman

Give No Country For Old Men another try with the idea that Llewellyn and Anton are the same person, and/or the whole story is in Tommy Lee Jones' head.

It works in several ways.

Ralph Hurley
Aug 3, 2009

:barf::sweep::zoid:



Hyrax Attack! posted:

Beavis & Butthead do the Universe. It’s ok but Do America is so much better, or just rewatching the reboot. Universe felt like Judge was shakily figuring out the characters again but it hadn’t quite clicked yet, it’s so much better when they’re interacting with a sane world, rather than existing in a zany world.

Agree. The new series is way better than the new movie which was devoid of laughs for me. B&B Do America is evergreen though. I rewatch that every few years when I want to get real dumb.

Happiness was a great movie with amazing acting but too icky to want to watch again.

Mumpy Puffinz
Aug 11, 2008
Nap Ghost

TK8325 posted:

the basketball diaries is a good movie but i never want to see it again

thats fair

Dick Jones
Jun 20, 2002

Number 2 Guy at OCP

isaboo posted:

Give No Country For Old Men another try with the idea that Llewellyn and Anton are the same person, and/or the whole story is in Tommy Lee Jones' head.

It works in several ways.

I can watch No Country multiple times and what I like about it is the story works as-is without the need for any late 90s Shyamalan gimmicks. Characters do a lot of philosophizing, but the events on the screen are what happens. Llewelyn got in over his head. Anton did too but he had the benefit of sociopathic detachment and luck on his side. Ed might have outfoxed Anton a decade prior but the clues just didn’t click fast enough.

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isaboo
Nov 11, 2002

Muay Buok
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Dick Jones posted:

I can watch No Country multiple times and what I like about it is the story works as-is without the need for any late 90s Shyamalan gimmicks. Characters do a lot of philosophizing, but the events on the screen are what happens. Llewelyn got in over his head. Anton did too but he had the benefit of sociopathic detachment and luck on his side. Ed might have outfoxed Anton a decade prior but the clues just didn’t click fast enough.

Anton and Llewellyn being the same person is a fun theory, and there are several clues supporting it. Not saying it's right, but after I heard about this my rewatch was interesting.

They are never onscreen together

They use similar weapons throughout

There are scenes that focus on their boots/socks in a certain way

Ed Tom (Anton???) regards "Anton" as a new breed of supercriminal and inflates his own idea of the crime

It isn't my idea; I'll try to find where I saw it. There's more to it but that's all I remember.


E: ah here we go. This dude plays with what-if scenarios and has a very keen eye for detail. His takes on The Terminator franchise (Kyle Reese is NOT John Connor's father) and Bird Box (it's a metaphor for childbirth) are interesting too.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UadjAc-zXVI

isaboo fucked around with this message at 16:46 on Feb 12, 2023

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