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Took my son to his first movie last week (and my first since Rise of Skywalker I think). Saw Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny. We both actually liked it.
You haven’t been to a movie theater since 1984??The last time I was in a movie theater was to watch The Natural. Whatever year that was. I always preferred drive-ins..... Yeah, I'm getting old.
That would be correct.You haven’t been to a movie theater since 1984??The last time I was in a movie theater was to watch The Natural. Whatever year that was. I always preferred drive-ins..... Yeah, I'm getting old.
Hmm, I thought it was a sold meh. A few chuckles, but not all that funny.Just got back from Barbie. Thought it was fantastic. Really great movie.
That it took until page 2 for this to be posted makes me sad.Last time I went to a movie there was almost a brawl when some idiot cracked open a fresh can of tuna fish.
Right? Losing our fastballs I guess.That it took until page 2 for this to be posted makes me sad.Last time I went to a movie there was almost a brawl when some idiot cracked open a fresh can of tuna fish.
Really does. So does Michael Mann's FerrariDavid Fincher's The Killer looks promising.
(We see Henry dance in the trailer, but will Sam? If not, it sort of bucks the trend.)The first trailer for Matthew Vaughn‘s spy drama Argylle dropped Thursday morning, and in the clip, we see more of the director’s trademark slick action and more of Henry Cavill‘s disconcerting haircut.
The trailer offers more clues as to the plot of Argylle. We learn that Argylle (Cavill) is a fictional super spy dreamed up by introverted writer Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), whose life is turned upside down when her new book is a little too close to the truth for some real-life spies who begin to hunt her down. Oh, and her cat is along for the ride.
Argylle‘s all-star cast includes Cavill, Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, John Cena, Dua Lipa, Ariana DeBose, Samuel L. Jackson and Dua Lipa.
Apple TVHmm, I thought it was a sold meh. A few chuckles, but not all that funny.Just got back from Barbie. Thought it was fantastic. Really great movie.
I'm not in the camp that it was some sort of man-hating feminist manifesto, although the movie was clearly leaning hard into it. I just didn't find it all that entertaining.
The music was hit or miss. I think they nailed the bro songs (particularly when they were all paired off on the beach around little "campfires"). But some of the other musical selections were pretty terrible. Unfortunately for Mark Ronson, I saw that he was responsible, and this bit of business has almost retroactively soured me on things I like of his that he's done in the past.
I'm also a Helen Mirren fan, but the use of narration throughout a movie just smacks of laziness. Was this supposed to be a fairy tale? I don't think so. And I think I'm over Will Ferrell.
I know I'm not alone in this, but Ryan Gosling as Ken was a revelation. Dude's got some serious comedic chops. Margo Robbie was also very good in her role. But if there's a Barbie sequel (and given the massive amounts of cash they've generated), it sure as hell better be Ken-centric, or Kentric if you will.
I would love to hear your distinction here.Apple TVHmm, I thought it was a sold meh. A few chuckles, but not all that funny.Just got back from Barbie. Thought it was fantastic. Really great movie.
I'm not in the camp that it was some sort of man-hating feminist manifesto, although the movie was clearly leaning hard into it. I just didn't find it all that entertaining.
The music was hit or miss. I think they nailed the bro songs (particularly when they were all paired off on the beach around little "campfires"). But some of the other musical selections were pretty terrible. Unfortunately for Mark Ronson, I saw that he was responsible, and this bit of business has almost retroactively soured me on things I like of his that he's done in the past.
I'm also a Helen Mirren fan, but the use of narration throughout a movie just smacks of laziness. Was this supposed to be a fairy tale? I don't think so. And I think I'm over Will Ferrell.
I know I'm not alone in this, but Ryan Gosling as Ken was a revelation. Dude's got some serious comedic chops. Margo Robbie was also very good in her role. But if there's a Barbie sequel (and given the massive amounts of cash they've generated), it sure as hell better be Ken-centric, or Kentric if you will.
-I couldn't watch 5 minutes of it, Mrs MoP fell asleep and hasn't finished it
Highly doubt we are the target audience
That's a movie and we like "Films"
The Avengers is a movieI would love to hear your distinction here.Apple TVHmm, I thought it was a sold meh. A few chuckles, but not all that funny.Just got back from Barbie. Thought it was fantastic. Really great movie.
I'm not in the camp that it was some sort of man-hating feminist manifesto, although the movie was clearly leaning hard into it. I just didn't find it all that entertaining.
The music was hit or miss. I think they nailed the bro songs (particularly when they were all paired off on the beach around little "campfires"). But some of the other musical selections were pretty terrible. Unfortunately for Mark Ronson, I saw that he was responsible, and this bit of business has almost retroactively soured me on things I like of his that he's done in the past.
I'm also a Helen Mirren fan, but the use of narration throughout a movie just smacks of laziness. Was this supposed to be a fairy tale? I don't think so. And I think I'm over Will Ferrell.
I know I'm not alone in this, but Ryan Gosling as Ken was a revelation. Dude's got some serious comedic chops. Margo Robbie was also very good in her role. But if there's a Barbie sequel (and given the massive amounts of cash they've generated), it sure as hell better be Ken-centric, or Kentric if you will.
-I couldn't watch 5 minutes of it, Mrs MoP fell asleep and hasn't finished it
Highly doubt we are the target audience
That's a movie and we like "Films"
It's for sure awards movie season. I won't argue about your film vs movie thing though, I'll just let that be.The Avengers is a movieI would love to hear your distinction here.Apple TVHmm, I thought it was a sold meh. A few chuckles, but not all that funny.Just got back from Barbie. Thought it was fantastic. Really great movie.
I'm not in the camp that it was some sort of man-hating feminist manifesto, although the movie was clearly leaning hard into it. I just didn't find it all that entertaining.
The music was hit or miss. I think they nailed the bro songs (particularly when they were all paired off on the beach around little "campfires"). But some of the other musical selections were pretty terrible. Unfortunately for Mark Ronson, I saw that he was responsible, and this bit of business has almost retroactively soured me on things I like of his that he's done in the past.
I'm also a Helen Mirren fan, but the use of narration throughout a movie just smacks of laziness. Was this supposed to be a fairy tale? I don't think so. And I think I'm over Will Ferrell.
I know I'm not alone in this, but Ryan Gosling as Ken was a revelation. Dude's got some serious comedic chops. Margo Robbie was also very good in her role. But if there's a Barbie sequel (and given the massive amounts of cash they've generated), it sure as hell better be Ken-centric, or Kentric if you will.
-I couldn't watch 5 minutes of it, Mrs MoP fell asleep and hasn't finished it
Highly doubt we are the target audience
That's a movie and we like "Films"
No Country For Old Men is a film
Let's start there
And It's film season the rest of the year
Michael Bay makes moviesIt's for sure awards movie season. I won't argue about your film vs movie thing though, I'll just let that be.The Avengers is a movieI would love to hear your distinction here.Apple TVHmm, I thought it was a sold meh. A few chuckles, but not all that funny.Just got back from Barbie. Thought it was fantastic. Really great movie.
I'm not in the camp that it was some sort of man-hating feminist manifesto, although the movie was clearly leaning hard into it. I just didn't find it all that entertaining.
The music was hit or miss. I think they nailed the bro songs (particularly when they were all paired off on the beach around little "campfires"). But some of the other musical selections were pretty terrible. Unfortunately for Mark Ronson, I saw that he was responsible, and this bit of business has almost retroactively soured me on things I like of his that he's done in the past.
I'm also a Helen Mirren fan, but the use of narration throughout a movie just smacks of laziness. Was this supposed to be a fairy tale? I don't think so. And I think I'm over Will Ferrell.
I know I'm not alone in this, but Ryan Gosling as Ken was a revelation. Dude's got some serious comedic chops. Margo Robbie was also very good in her role. But if there's a Barbie sequel (and given the massive amounts of cash they've generated), it sure as hell better be Ken-centric, or Kentric if you will.
-I couldn't watch 5 minutes of it, Mrs MoP fell asleep and hasn't finished it
Highly doubt we are the target audience
That's a movie and we like "Films"
No Country For Old Men is a film
Let's start there
And It's film season the rest of the year