Woah, that looks amazing.
Added to my list

how long is your list? mine keeps getting longer instead of shorter...


also didn't we have a tv shows megathread or something?

someone explain The Leftovers to me.
I feel like watching Lost all over again (only better.)
Some seriously fucked up shit in there.

It's ridiculously long at this point. I recently got a bunch of asian horror films and i've yet to see one.

Are you asking cause you watched it and didn't get it or cause you haven't and you want to know what its about?

I liked it but it better have a decent payoff unlike lost. Probably won't though.

Gone Girl

pretty fucking great! ben affleck wasn't the best casting job ever but he wasn't bad enough to spoil it. it's really well written. had me completely in the dark, i didn't know where it was going to go at any given minute of the movie. there is some spot on commentary on the media, news coverage, gender roles and what it's like to be in a relationship that you compromised on.
i really enjoyed it but there is just something i can't put my finger on that made it not be one of those movies you're just floored by. maybe ben affleck.

SPOILERS: The Leftovers
 

seen it, and wonder if they haven't given certain clues yet, or if I've missed those.
oddly enough nobody I mentioned it to has seen more than the pilot.


- guilty remnants: they spend a ton of cash, who is financing them?

- boss of the guilty r: she admits to have been responsible for killing one of her own.
yet when they all went looking for that woman and eventually find her dead on a tree, nobody was expecting it. so boss Patti didn't tell anyone what she was doing, not even Laurie?

- the white cop shirts: weren't in the dry cleaners or stolen, Justin Theroux finds them in the woods. all 8, each one tuck to another tree (and two pair of boots next to a campire.) so he's been there 8 times before without remembering it. what was he doing?

- cop dad: the voices he's hearing, is the actual source of it revealed?

- what metaphors are the mad dogs (and deer) supposed to resemble?

fuck it, it's been a while that a tv series actually drew me into some psycho plot.
I agree, they better not mess with the plot in the second season. waaaaaaaalt! all over again.


worth watching for Rosamund Pike alone, she's damn great.

The Blair Witch Project - I got so spooked. B+

The discoverers .... it was ok. It had a few moments but all in all I was bored.

The thing is M read the book and said that where the first season ends is where the book ends. That's it. Plot done. No more resolution than this. I'm glad it got picked up for more than one season because that isn't enough for me.

As for your questions i'm boring in that....like with Lost, i never really bother trying to figure it out. i just figure in time we'll get the answers.

I mean M had a gigantic notebook about Lost. She'd write own hints, theories, plot threads whatever every episode, every season. Now i ask, knowing the ending and how many unresolved threads there were.. WAS THAT REALLY WORTH IT? why should i bother doing more work than the writers probably will?

For fun.

i finally watched SAW last night. was that the guy from robin hood men in tights? also half of the cast was in LOST>

also lol danny glover damn you why are you always a shitty cop

also the main villian kept flip-flopping back and forth betwenn genuine scary killer and hilariously bad comic villian

i think that about wraps up my movie review

i only recently realized that one of them is the guy from The Princess Bride

Cary Elwes

:love:

I am watching guardians of the galaxy because andy


i like it for a superhero movie. they're not usually my thing

Yeah it has a heart.

Stick It!

This is a really dumb movie, but I really really like it having seen it when I was 16.
Missy Peregrym is awesome in this film as is Jeff Bridges.

Really recommend if you don't mind a very silly, fun movie.

MUD

caught this on tv the other day. i figured i'd only stick around to see matthew mccaughnoghahay. total piece of shit. it tries real heard to put on great cinematography, soundtrack etc, but the actual movie that's underneath it sucks. and not even in the fun way. plus the ubiquitous obligatory southern accent ya'll.

Force Majeure - pretty fucking great in a lot of ways. i describe it as eyes wide shut in theme / its a compexities of relationships movie and more about masculinity and selfishness and other societal things. its beatifully shot and now one of my fav dark comedies.

Oh i was confused for a minute until i looked it up. I thought you meant the french Force Majeure that was remade in the US as Return to Paradise.. I was like...hmmm... that's nowhere near a comedy.


And reading about the movie you mean...theyre gonna remake that in the US too...

i saw Ravenous again, it's a movie from maybe late nineties about cannibalism in frontier california with guy pierce and robert carlysle. it's a wonderful forgotten gem, soundtrack by damon albarn believe it or not

great.

love that movie

i love when heroic sacrifices are ironically pointless

plus the weird little cast

Run All Night: 9/10

The action sequences were good but the chemistry between Ed Harris and Liam Neeson is really what makes this one work so well.

there is nothing I have any intention of watching coming out between now and Jurassic World.

Deep Blue Sea.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0149261/

In terms of entertainment, I would give it a 10. Based on my satisfaction with this film, I will probably give Sharknado and Snakes on a Plane a go, sometime soon.