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I've got the new Matrix film on Plex, so I'm going to give it a watch and have a couple of beers tonight. |
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This would work even better with a stream, or if you set a time in GMT for us to watch at. |
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Well I watched it, and overall it wasn't nearly as bad as I was expecting. But then I usually do feel less harshly about these sorts of rehash reboot sequels than most people. |
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I thought it was pretty good considering how bad it could have been. Only thing that didn't really work for me was Smith. |
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It was a pretty clever film actually if you consider all the meta stuff to be a valid part of a film's appraisal. I'm sure we've all either watched it or watched a video review by now, and we know how the central conceit is basically to just subvert the whole idea of a Matrix sequel. |
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Watched the new Resident Evil movie the other night. |
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Finally got around to watching Don't Look Up. |
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=OLd4EqQywwQ |
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image_2022-02-10_112303.png >>24281 |
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So I finally watched this Don't Look Up, and while it is certainly a very blunt movie, I don't really get where the criticisms are coming from. |
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TheWhalePoster.jpg First thread found that looks like a 'film club' or 'free' films thread, so I'll put this here. |
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i0z86ceo9cq21.png >>24723 |
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wanka.jpg This is apparently a thing. Rowan Atkinson and Olivia Colman starring and The Divine Comedy doing the music. Has the potential to not be total shit but I won't hold my breath. |
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CPXZuxgUsAAbzys.jpg >>24734 |
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Serpico-Szene-1.jpg Alright, I watched it again to make sure and so I can now confirm Serpico is one of the best films I've ever seen. |
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Internet meme film Cocaine Bear was better than I expected it to be. |
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A_Dark_Song-358218907-large.jpg Best film about the occult I've ever seen, and apparently it only cost 50k to make. |
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The Weird Al Yankovic film was pretty good. It was very funny to start off with, only has a bit of a wobble in the middle where it sorta struggles to keep its tone straight and Daniel Radcliffe's acting chops definitely get stetched a bit too thin, but recovers it for an audible mirth ending. There's a wealth of references and subtle jokes to spot if you're a fan of Yankovic and music in general, too, which showed it was made with some love. |
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Scar looking very clean for an apocalyptic setting.jpg Fallout Nuka Break is kind of okay. The story sucks, the acting is poor, numerous jokes fail to land, but the costumes are pretty good and the scene dressing (lighting, props, etc) are impressive. |
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Been re-watching Tarantino's films lately. Apart from obviously having watched my DVD of Pulp Fiction so many times I can recite most of the dialogue from memory (as I imagine a great many teenage lads did) I've only seen most of his films once, so it's been a good several years since I've seen most of them. It's interesting how my impressions have changed over time. |
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>> | No. 24943
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It was National Something Or Other Day yesterday, so the cinema near me was doing tickets for £3. We decided to go and see Oppenheimer, which was one of those films where you're interested in seeing it, but not quite sure if you want to see it in a cinema where you'll have to hold in a piss for 3 hours or risk missing a vital piece of story information; but at 3 quid why not. Anyway as it turns out, people will actually go to the cinema if you bring tickets down to the kind of money they're actually worth, and every single screening was booked up until 10pm. So, fine, late night movie it is. |
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killers-of-the-flower-moon.jpg I am unsure how I felt about this film. Despite being based on a true story, I found the relationship between the two leads unconvincing. Because Leo di Capri Sun's character Ernest is such a completely evil bastard, and a fucking idiot, that any affection he expresses towards his wife rings hollow, but the character doesn't appear to realise that himself. It also makes his wife, Mollie, look like something of an idiot by assosiciation, rather than breathtakingly understanding as was I think the intent. In reality I suspect the dynamic between the two was much more straightforwardly abusive, but that is speculation on my part Regardless, after that scene where he sends Anna away about a third of the way into the film, I would have been glad to see Ernest slow garrotted to death in a filthy ditch. However, he keeps crying and moaning like I'm supposed to feel any differently about him, while becoming an even more loathesome person. |
>> | No. 25117
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I watched that Everything Everywhere All At Once one last night. I thought it was pretty overrated in the end, considering how I heard so many people rave about it. Ended up being a pretty trite sentimental story, just dressed up in what seemed to be not much more than a thin plot excuse for as much 2000s era "lolrandom XD" shit as possible. |
>> | No. 25156
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bdbce7845617d59c996077e236a0dcf7-2508351093.jpg Pretty good film, but it's ultimately being carried by Richard E. Grant's brilliant performance. That's not a bad thing, as the whole film's about him, or rather he's a vessel for the whole him. As in if you cut basically everyone else out of the film, you'd still get the gist of it. |
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