The movie you just watched

[Buzzrock 15116]

Sicario 2. Not bad. Definitely felt like the middle of a trilogy (it is). One particular plot point was awfully far fetched, but it’s a movie.

[Trey3216 15450]

Watching ‘War Games’ rt now, again.   Still love it 

[RPM 26562]

The Battered Bastards of Baseball - Story of the Portland Mavericks Single A independent team owned by actor Bing Russell. Really enjoyable story about a guy that loved baseball, but did things his own way and the fans loved it even if MLB did not.  On Netflix.

[Continental Op 3934]

The Prodigy.  What a shitty movie. 

[deac_tracy 517]

Old man and the Gun is more or less a homage to the career of Robert Redford similar to how The Shootist treated the career of John Wayne. Very sweet film and Redford does a great job. Apparently this will be the last film of his career and hats off to him. From Butch Cassidy to All the President's Man to the stuff he directed like Quiz Show, just a remarkable career. Heck even some of his latest stuff like All is Lost was absolutely spectacular. Sad to see he won't be in movies anymore.

Edited February 19, 2019 by deac_tracy

[shnsajax 3605]

Took my three kids to the movie theater for the first time ever today. Saw LEGO Movie 3 and really liked it.

[Carl Spackler 3612]

On ‎2‎/‎17‎/‎2019 at 6:19 PM, DoneWithit said:

Just watched “A Bridge Too Far”(1977) and have to say it’s pretty good. While not a very violent war film compared to Saving Private Ryan or We Were Soldiers, it’s still good in that aspect. There’s great acting and if you like war films then I highly recommend it.  

Has a terrific scene in which an officer of the beleaguered British 2nd Parachute Battalion (in a response reminiscent of Brig. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe's response of "Nuts!" at Bastogne later that same year) makes a cheeky reply to a German demand for surrender.   The umbrella-carrying Brit officer in the movie was based on Major Digby Tatham-Warter (there cannot be a more British-sounding name in history), who was pretty much a badass.  Google his name and read up on how he bravely led his troops during this battle and then later escaped German custody after being captured.

 

 

[Fud 9697]

On ‎2‎/‎16‎/‎2019 at 5:11 PM, mulletpelini said:

Some real bright mfers on here I tried ta told ya.

Watched Upgrade last night.  Had heard a lot about it, pretty much all good.  It didn't disappoint.  Note to Hollywood, everything doesn't need a sequel, remake or half a billion dollar budget.  Good idea and good story go a long way.  5M budget made a pretty gd good movie.



I enjoyed it. It's something PKD could have written, and I enjoyed the 80s synth vibes

[Fud 9697]

The Big Sick- 6.5/10

Her- 8/10

Thelma- 6.5/10

Paths of Glory- 10/10

The Chaser- 5/10

[Fozzz 152]

Cassel is good but otherwise meh.

[Trey3216 15450]

Watched 'The Right Stuff' again last night. Wife had never seen it.  Bunch of badasses we had in the Mercury and Apollo programs.  

[Continental Op 3934]

Bride of Re-animator.  I did not know there was a sequel to Re-animator and boy is it something.  

[futureman 22666]

excellent.  very intense.  well acted.  never dull, never slow.  great acting.  

and the troubles are great subject matter. 

[Nivek 17330]

excellent.  very intense.  well acted.  never dull, never slow.  great acting.  
and the troubles are great subject matter. 

Enjoyed that one. You might seize at jadotville as well, different subject though.

[RPM 26562]

This movie just begs to be remade with the visual effects brought to 2019 standards. Keep the rest of the film, just replace the storm scenes with up to date CGI.

[Underdog 29104]

[wood 11747]

[HiggyBaby 2615]

Cold Pursuit. Winter time Liam Neeson movies never disappoint and this one is no exception. Definitely action packed but damn funny too, which I wasn’t expecting. Dark. The Native American group was great. Only quibble is Laura Dern. Her role was barely there.

 

[billfromlaketravis 11784]

I'm watching Stand and Deliver right now. I can't stop laughing. 

[Go Pokes 979]

Cold Pursuit. Winter time Liam Neeson movies never disappoint and this one is no exception. Definitely action packed but damn funny too, which I wasn’t expecting. Dark. The Native American group was great. Only quibble is Laura Dern. Her role was barely there.
 

Good to know. I’m seeing it tonight

[kingkoopa6 8594]

Cold pursuit ^^ lol at after the shoot out and they put up like 20 names 

Edited February 24, 2019 by kingkoopa6

[futureman 22666]

6 hours ago, billfromlaketravis said:

I'm watching Stand and Deliver right now. I can't stop laughing. 

heyyyy kimo, you proud of me?  I’m the first dude here!  what’s calcooliss?

[RPM 26562]

Thud Pilots - Low budget documentary about F-105 pilots in Vietnam. The narrator sounds like Ed Carter from the Ticket. But this is overall a really great film. Lots of moving stories about men, their missions and their sacrifices. On Amazon.

[Eugene11 379]

Arbitrage (2012) with Richard Gere. Terrible. Filled with so many holes in the plot. 

[kingkoopa6 8594]

Fighting with my family. 

Ending made me happy. I love that type of stuff. 

[Parliament 14561]

Deathwish (2018).  It sucked.

[kingkoopa6 8594]

Train Your Dragon 2. 

Found myself laughing. Good stuff. The kids will love it 

[futureman 22666]

4 hours ago, kingkoopa6 said:

Fighting with my family. 

Ending made me happy. I love that type of stuff. 

handjobs?

[kingkoopa6 8594]

Happy death day 2 u- blonde is smoke. What else is she in, cuz she hella bad. 

Movie was meh tho. 

[Chewbacca 7827]

I'm watching Stand and Deliver right now. I can't stop laughing. 

How can i reach these keeeeds?

[billfromlaketravis 11784]

1 minute ago, Chewbacca said:

On 2/23/2019 at 1:05 PM, billfromlaketravis said:

I'm watching Stand and Deliver right now. I can't stop laughing. 

How can i reach these keeeeds?

Please tell me there's a director's commentary out there. 

[BrazilHorn 6794]

The night eats the world. 

Interesting take on a zombie movie. Worth the watch. 

[Chewbacca 7827]

Please tell me there's a director's commentary out there. 

South Park did an episode on it.

[Parliament 14561]

I'm a huge James Bond fan, and I've always avoided Moonraker; for the obvious reason.  And god is it a terrible movie.  Take out the fact that it's plot is nonsensical, even by James Bond standards; the dialogue, acting, etc, is just plain lazy.

Google says this was the highest-grossing Bond film until Goldeneye.  I hate humanity.  What in God's creation attracted so many people to this thing?  No way it was just the Star Wars effect.

[futureman 22666]

PSH plays a german intelligence agent in hamburg after 9/11 attacks.  he’s great, of course.  cerebral thriller, really enjoyed it, though the ending was a little dissatisfying.

and while her character wasn’t great, I don’t know if I’ve ever seen rachel mcadams look better than she did in this movie. 

[PittsburghTiger 6320]

Bullitt is on now, on TCM.

 

[Continental Op 3934]

Hey this is the Movie You Just Watched thread, not the Movie You Are Currently Watching thread.  Negged.  

[PittsburghTiger 6320]

15 minutes ago, Continental Op said:

Hey this is the Movie You Just Watched thread, not the Movie You Are Currently Watching thread.  Negged.  

I just watched the first half. Second half just starting. I'll update in a bit.

[PittsburghTiger 6320]

I'd like to have about 10 of the old cars that were in Bullitt. 

[Planet Houston 4949]

Finally watched Molly’s Game. Highly entertaining. Especially Chastain’s wardrobe.

[kopp0e 1135]

I ran across this on Youtube, them re-watched the MOtU film:

 

[nycHorn 3123]

Free Solo. Holy shit.

[Rabidhorn 121]

Pork Chop Hill, great movie.

[Continental Op 3934]

Dr. Black and Mr. Hyde:  Bernie Casey of Revenge of the Nerds fame is a doctor who, when not busy helping indigent patients at a combination free clinic/thrift store, is working on a formula to regenerate dying liver cells.  He tries it out on himself to test for side effects and it makes him turn into an albino psycho who likes to kill hookers, usually by picking them up and throwing them long distances, at night.  Another quality film from the monthly AGFA Secret Screening.  

[Parliament 14561]

The 21st Century's best western:

 

[futureman 22666]

On 3/6/2019 at 6:12 PM, OatmealRaisinCookie said:

Finally saw Green Book. I understand now all the pushback and negativity. It’s Oscar Bait, White savior trope, crap to the core. The rainy soap opera scene “I’m not black enough I’m not white enough what am i!?!” By the autistic pianist seemed like a parody movie scene out of Tropic Thunder or something. Youch.

green book was great.  sorry you’re a divisive racist. 

[Neonmoon 38130]

1 hour ago, Parliament said:

The 21st Century's best western:

 

I wholeheartedly agree. 

[RPM 26562]

2 hours ago, Parliament said:

The 21st Century's best western:

 

Just watched it again last week. Great flick. 

Duvall did a 2-part TV movie called Broken Trail with Thomas Haden Church that was very good.

 

Edited March 10, 2019 by RPM

[Continental Op 3934]

Just crossed Raging Bull off of my I Really Should Have Seen This By Now list.  Wow. 

[Nole-4-Life 814]

On 3/2/2019 at 10:49 PM, nycHorn said:

Free Solo. Holy shit.

No kidding. I had anxiety during it and I knew he made it to the top. When he had to do that karate kick move he'd missed so many times on the ropes, I was about to piss myself.