Last good movie you saw/and would recommend to others ~

[thetruepandagod]

Watched The White Helmets. Tough to see. Those fucking dudes are genuine fucking heroes.

Honestly I really enjoy a lot of the netflix docs. The Square and Winter on Fire really good as well, checking out virguna/white helmets tonight.

Watched Manchester with the parents. My dad cries at the end of movies regularly, with the running joke in my family being that he cried at the end of Rudy, so he was absolutely fucking miserable about 100 minutes into Manchester.

But did u cry doe? Also what did ya think.

[Mertron]

was like my fourth time seeing it, mentioned before it's my favorite of all the best picture noms this year, and it's just an outstanding movie overall.

also the first time i saw it the scene that got me the worst was when he meets Michelle Williams in the street, followed by the nightmare he has the next day, OOF

[thetruepandagod]

was like my fourth time seeing it, mentioned before it's my favorite of all the best picture noms this year, and it's just an outstanding movie overall.

also the first time i saw it the scene that got me the worst was when he meets Michelle Williams in the street, followed by the nightmare he has the next day, OOF

Nigga dis gets errybody

[thetruepandagod]

Virunga was ehhhhhhhhhh.

[Mertron]

captain fantastic

pretty weird but I thought it was enjoyable

surprise cameo by vigo mortensen's dick

[Mythe_Seraph]

John Wick 2. I haven't seen it yet I see it in about 10 hours but my future self is telling me to post this and tell you all to go see John Wick 2.

[Jefe]

Aside form the one or two assholes, BG loves Neo, brah.

[tyven]

TONIGHT BOYS

[vagus]

Fiancé suggested John Wick 2 for valentines.




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[DrClout]

Fiancé suggested John Wick 2 for valentines.




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Signs of a keeper!

Just watched Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang. It was fucking glorious. Tony Stark playing RDJ and Val Kilmer playing some variation of a combination of James Bond's was just everything.
Highly recommended.

[Tyrath]

Watch the Nice Guys if you liked that and haven't seen it yet.

[archibaldcrane]

Watched Moonlight, it was fine.

[DrClout]

Watch the Nice Guys if you liked that and haven't seen it yet.

Russell Crowe and comedy? Is that even possible?! I'll check it out

[Iono]

I was actually more shocked at the Ryan Gosling + comedy part, but they both pull it off funtastically.

[Moss]

The Wailing was long as hell but good

[TheDirtyHobo]

Older one, but saw Dogville on a friend's recommendation. Pretentious as fuck and glacially paced, totally my kind of movie. B+

[Mertron]

saw split. mnights best in a while. highly enjoyable. mcavoy is great.

someone watch this so we can debate if the ending is a good thing. i am conflicted

[Mythe_Seraph]

The ending is a great thing. no questions need to be asked. I'm shocked there isn't a thread for Split yet. Debated making one just to post some excellent YouTube videos I found on the movie.

[Mertron]

The ending is a great thing. no questions need to be asked.

THIS IS NOT HOW DEBATE WORKS!

Spoiler: show

I enjoyed both split and unbreakable (im about to rewatch unbreakable now since I haven't seen it in years), but I'm not sure making this a trilogy is a good thing. I worry what type of movie the third installment will end up being. Couldn't this movie have just stood on its own? I won't lie, I grinned when I saw Bruce at the end of split, but then shortly after went "eh"

But maybe mnight just wants that third movie trilogy "superhero-esque" money

[chazzyphizzle]

i thought it was a silly ending that really felt forced. that said, i wouldnt mind seeing those 2 square off even though one of them is in the AARP