What movie did you watch last night? (30 Viewers)

[hermie]

If you love here, you might like this a lot

Don't mind assholes like us

Haha, oh but I do!

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I’m not completely sold on Gerwig or Baumbach either.

 

[hermie]

I’m not completely sold on Gerwig or Baumbach either.

I've liked her in everything I've seen her in, which is admittedly only 3 things (Frances Ha, To Rome With Love and The House of the Devil). Baumbach unadulterated can be suspect I agree.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Forgot she was in House of the Devil. Yeah she was good in that. Watched a bit of Greenberg last night. Meh

 

[Anthony]

Paul Blart Mall Cop 2. It is as you'd expect.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Paul Blart Mall Cop 2. It is as you'd expect.

Awesome?

 

[hermie]

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Beauty

 

[therealjohnny]

Never heard of it but it reads like a remake of this?

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[7 - No tomorrow]

Never heard of it but it reads like a remake of this?

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Based on same book

 

[hermie]

Never heard of it but it reads like a remake of this?

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Apparently Friedken was a major fan of the original adaptation but has denied that it was a remake even though most see it as such (possibly because the author owned the rights and was implausibly less than enamoured with the original). Clouzot the director of Wages of Fear even got a cut of the money by all accounts.

 

[therealjohnny]

I remember seeing in on Moviedrome a long long time ago

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[Unicron]

Wages of fear is terrific, so so tense

 

[pete]

Straight Outta Compton. Very, very good.

 

[Anthony]

Fast and furious 6. First time to see any of those films. It felt like being on a stag night with your dodgy cousin or something. Just full of wrong messages and wrong ideas, but a few crazy lols that you wouldn't have seen otherwise.

 

[blingyrings]

Mistress America, there was a bit in the 4th 5th of it when it was very good, terrific farcical stuff. But the rest was only so so without exactly being bad, Greta Gerwig has something, I'd like to see her do stuff not with Baumbach

Really? I got a very apatow-esque vibe off of that section. Some strange mesh of a very stagey premise with some 'naturalistic'/mumbly dialogue which just jarred for me. I didn't like the film much at all. My girlfriend did, though.

Watched Miller's Crossing last night. Good stuff, interesting to see how the Coens were testing stuff out/finding what works. Overall a lot more dour than what came after (with the exception being No Country, of course), but the more comedic and manic moments which did occur, elevated the film for me personally.

 

[Unicron]

Really? I got a very apatow-esque vibe off of that section. Some strange mesh of a very stagey premise with some 'naturalistic'/mumbly dialogue which just jarred for me. I didn't like the film much at all. My girlfriend did, though.

I have a soft spot for farce, used to love the Frasier episodes when they cranked that up

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Z Is For Zachariah

Strong slow burner

That girl Margot Robbie (5'6") is great

 

[GO]

Straight Outta Compton. Very, very good.

Enjoyed that.

Some bang outta the sub woofer

 

[hermie]

About Schmidt. Hadn't seen it in years. Glum but very good.