Dan Lambskin
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He’s great in Sid and Nancy too, took me years of watching Shameless to realize Monica was Nancy
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
New Scream was ok. Not anywhere close to the original but for being a 5th sequel, it was solid. Decent crowd with decent juice, As for COVID, at this point, I am exposed to it everyday at work so I'm finding it hard to even care about getting exposed more, I am never more in danger of catching COVID than I am at work 40 hours a week.
leftcoastguy7
Footballguy
Encyclopedia Brown
Footballguy
JT Walsh was a great movie villain. He was pure evil in Breakdown and Sling Blade.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Godfather fans...the film will be shown in theaters for its 50th Anniversary beginning Feb. 25 and will take advantage of the recent 4K transfer supervised by writer-director Francis Ford Coppola.
The 4k ultra HD limited collector’s edition releases on March 22.
The 4k ultra HD limited collector’s edition releases on March 22.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
It'll be all an in one set but it's pretty likely that pre-order price is high. I'd guess the real price will be around $75, give or take $5.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Ilov80s
Footballguy
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I'll probably wait for that. I know I'm odd, but not sure how much I'd even watch part 2.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
2>1 for me but it’s razor close. FFC owned the 70s, what a decade.I'll probably wait for that. I know I'm odd, but not sure how much I'd even watch part 2.
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
Watched these on Netflix. Both pretty awful
Hypnotic - the girl from Midnight Mass gets hypnotized by the guy from Life On Mars
Just Go With It - Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston comedy that wasn’t very funny (I guess this came out in 2011 but I have no recollection of it)
oh, my wife picked these BTW
Hypnotic - the girl from Midnight Mass gets hypnotized by the guy from Life On Mars
Just Go With It - Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston comedy that wasn’t very funny (I guess this came out in 2011 but I have no recollection of it)
oh, my wife picked these BTW
Ilov80s
Footballguy
Yeah I was to question what your expectations were exactly but then I saw the last comment.
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
for me the best part of the trilogy is Micheal's transformation in 1. The aftermath wasn't as interesting to me.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
Fair and I can’t argue with how magnetic Brando is as Don Vito. I really like the parallel structure of 2. Watching the rise of the father and fall of the son is fascinating to me. Love how it becomes an epic spanning so much time. But it’s picking hairs.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
The Last Duel is on HBO Max now and it’s really freaking good. The second half especially. It’s Game of Thrones (minus the supernatural) meets Rashomon. As for the criticism of it being a MeToo movie, I guess. If having a rape and a fight to the death over it is MeToo than yes that is a key point of the movie. There’s so much more to what the movie is about thigh. The rape serves more as an inciting incident in the conflict between the two male leads than the central focus of the movie.
JB Breakfast Club
Footballguy
the Night House - good ghost movie that was close to being great.
Re-watched the Kid Detective (via Starz on Hulu) - little known dark comedy from 2020 that is worth seeking out. Think Encyclopedia Brown grown up and still trying to be a Detective.
The House (Netflix) - I like stop motion animation a lot, and seeing it used for a set of horror stories was really cool. The first story is the most interesting, the second the most creepy, and third most dramatic.
Re-watched the Kid Detective (via Starz on Hulu) - little known dark comedy from 2020 that is worth seeking out. Think Encyclopedia Brown grown up and still trying to be a Detective.
The House (Netflix) - I like stop motion animation a lot, and seeing it used for a set of horror stories was really cool. The first story is the most interesting, the second the most creepy, and third most dramatic.
jamny
Footballguy
Speaking of Brando, I just finished the documentary, Listen to me Marlon. Really interesting since they used his own personal recordings to tell his own story. Just such a fascinating guy for so many reasons. Some great insight into his approach to acting, with obvious emphasis on Stella Adler. Any other good docs on him?
Ilov80s
Footballguy
If anyone has the TCM app (free if you get TCM), check out The Mob (51). Broderick Crawford and Ernest Borgnine in a noir precursor to On the Waterfront. Crawford plays a cop undercover at the docks to try and weed out the violent racketeers. It is rough and tumble, well made and the dialogue is leathery.
Don Quixote
Footballguy
On the topic of TCM, pretty good lineup for MLK day tomorrow… The Defiant Ones with Sidney Poitier, Sounder with Cicely Tyson, and Nothing but a Man (a personal favorite).
A couple of Howard Alk’s documentaries on the schedule too, including 1971’s The Murder of Fred Hampton.
A couple of Howard Alk’s documentaries on the schedule too, including 1971’s The Murder of Fred Hampton.
Mr. Mojo
Footballguy
That looks like a nice lineup.
Speaking of TCM, I watched The Time Machine (1960) on it again yesterday. I never seem to get tired of that one.
Binky The Doormat
Footballguy
any of you ever watch the Greg the Bunny series that redoes famous movies? (not the sitcom with Seth Green)
it's worth a watch - obviously some of the them are better than others - but overall hilarious.
https://www.amazon.com/Greg-the-Bunny/dp/B001HWT3RG
it's worth a watch - obviously some of the them are better than others - but overall hilarious.
https://www.amazon.com/Greg-the-Bunny/dp/B001HWT3RG
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
Highly recommend HBO Max today. They have 2 docs from late 60s/early 70s. American Revolution Part 2 that chronicles the '68 Democratic Convention and it's aftermath among community organizers. It's a raw fly on the wall look at the Panthers, Chicago PD, the Young Patriots and middle class liberals. The other movie, also by Howard Alk, is The Murder of Fred Hampton. Just incredible glimpses from the inside.
Looks like they are also airing on TCM tonight
Looks like they are also airing on TCM tonight
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wikkidpissah
Footballguy
huge fan of the OG Rainbow Coalition - RPC was the only agent of change in that turbulent time that took on its own prolims (hello, 2022 - being a victim dont make you right) as strongly as it opposed its oppressors. had their patch on my obligatory fatigue jacket for yrs&yrs - wish i could find a new one.
i seen the Fred Hampton.....................NObody gets what a frikkin rock star this guy was. if MLK was the Chuck Berry & Malcolm X the Little Richard of the race race, then Fred Hampton was Hendrix, maaaan. i guess there's just not enough footage or eloquent-enough witnesses or whatever, but the FBI killed Rock when they iced that bastage. still watchin on TCM when i get the shovelin done
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
you know what else is awesome? The Lost Boys!
Gr00vus
Footballguy
Ilov80s
Footballguy
It’s on Apple+, just came out this weekend. Stars Denzel and Frances McDormand, directed by Joel Coen. The look of the film is absolutely stunnning.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
El Floppo
Footballguy
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I linked the entire playlist, but yes, that is not to be missed.
The funny thing is, that's a really good cover of a really good song.
I haven't watched it for ages and just realized not long ago, seeing a still picture of the film, that Alex Winter a.k.a. Bill S Preston esq. was in it.
El Floppo
Footballguy
The Call were a really underrated band. And iirc, they were from Santa Cruz (aka Santa Carla), where the movie was filmed.
wikkidpissah
Footballguy
agree. reheated Russell Banks. might have had more impact in a time when everything wasnt gay or race
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Kevin Costner Robin Hood sure is cheesy.
wikkidpissah
Footballguy
Phantom Thread - why didn't anyone tell me about this?! As close to a perfect movie as i've seen since Chinatown. I was thiiiis close to trembling throughout - and, at this age, i thought diabetes was the only thing that could do that - and finally did when the denouement came couched in a perfect evocation of The 6th. And i burst into tears at the dedication. Were i still producing growth hormone, i would watch it til i could play any portion in my head when i needed so. Exquisite, with a moist, glottal Q.
Capella
Footballguy
Yeahhhh this really didn’t hit me as hard as it appears it did for others. Kinda felt like the ending was sort of obvious. It was a beautiful watch, just not an amazing movie.
Took my oldest daughter to see Scream last night.
As previously said, not as good as the original. A little slow to start, but picked up strong. Also a little sappy.
What I didn't care for was the end /reasoning. I felt throughout the movie I knew what was going on and I kind of did. But I felt I could have written a far better explanation and I felt the writer and director missed out on a big opportunity.
As previously said, not as good as the original. A little slow to start, but picked up strong. Also a little sappy.
What I didn't care for was the end /reasoning. I felt throughout the movie I knew what was going on and I kind of did. But I felt I could have written a far better explanation and I felt the writer and director missed out on a big opportunity.
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
The best part of it was the updating of the original Scream’s critique of genre. This one added their commentary on the modern horror movement as well as mocking the sequel/reboot/requel. I also thought most of the new cast members were pretty strong. They let them shine and didn’t over use the classic characters. I liked it considering it was a 5th film in a horror franchise.
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Ilov80s
Footballguy
Being the Ricardos was a big nothing. It was fun watching everyone do their impressions but that can’t carry a 2 plus hour movie. It tried to be about major issues like communism, blacklist, the strict standards of the time, fidelity, etc. In the end it took no stands and had nothing to say about those issues (other than maybe thank goodness for the FBI and Hoover). It comes off like it was a leftover screenplay for a CBS miniseries circa 2000. Worst of all, it makes I Love Lucy and especially Lucille Ball come off as not funny.
whoknew
Footballguy
I watched it last weekend also. I felt the same way. I just didn't like it. I didn't like the story, the characters, nothing really.
El Floppo
Footballguy
I liked it ok, so I think we felt differently. But the story felt hackneyed, obvious and limp. TBH, I could've turned the sound off and still liked it- it looked that good. And I liked the way the Cumberbatch and Son character were handled once the Power of the Dog took effect and some of the power switched.
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
The Cable Guy is ####### beautiful. 
belljr
Footballguy
My best friend in/after college was named Steve......you can imagine how that went for him after this movie.....The Cable Guy is ####### beautiful.
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belljr
Footballguy
Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street - not sure how I missed this. Sesame Street documentary on HBO.... Very interesting the fight they had with diversity and how some places didn't want to see it etc.... I feel like this show would become a hot button political pawn in todays environment.
