Rate the last movie you watched

[FlamingGlobes]

Yeah baby! The Austin Powers prequel I never knew I wanted/needed.

Somewhat aimless but always engrossing (like your father etc.) thriller with no resolution, other than the notion that we all make our own realities. I already can't wait to watch it a second time.

9/10

[FoolofaTook]

Can we give the father "jokes" a rest already?

Like, can't you tell it's outstayed its welcome?

[MyOneAndOnly]

Originally Posted by redbreegull

The Lion King (real not fake version)

A++++ the best Disney movie

is the real one the animated one or is the real one the other animated one?

[Joey Goldberg]

Dr. Sleep

[LaBelle]

Countdown - 2/5
Exactly the kind of dumb I fully appreciate in my horror movies. Also I downloaded the app and found out I have 23 years left to live. Sigh.

Wounds - 3/5
This was actually interesting to a point despite having a completely unlikeable main character who is treated way too nicely by people around him. But it managed to execute it's trite concept in an intriguing way.

[Joey Goldberg]

i actually saw Countdown & didn't even remember the title until you described it just now

come to think of it I'm not sure I even remember the ending

did the movie drug me???

[Joey Goldberg]

anyway, 1917

fuckin' great, I shudder to think what kinda nightmare it must have been to actually film tho - provided there was minor "trickery" in putting it all together

[LaBelle]

Originally Posted by Joey Goldberg

i actually saw Countdown & didn't even remember the title until you described it just now

come to think of it I'm not sure I even remember the ending

did the movie drug me???

what?! you don't remember the epic moment where our protagonist gets a notification that the death app is getting a 2.0 update?!

[LaBelle]

Spoilers, I guess

[Joey Goldberg]

that's more of the "epilogue" tho innit?

[Joey Goldberg]

the actual ending is starting to come back to me now, kinda. I at least remember how she (temporarily) gets rid of the SCARY APP DEMON

[wHATcOLOR]

The Florida Project: A+

i really loved this, but found it a bit overwhelming at the end. it started out amazingly fun. i like the editing, nothing is overwrought, they give you just enough of a scene so you get the point and move on. it's handled really well. the acting is great. it wasn't uplifting but it was moving

[topleybird]

The trailer and cast make it seem like it's going to be both funny and sad, but it is straight sad with one or two funny bits. Two siblings self-destructing and yelling at each other about it. Fucking ruined my night. B+

[FlamingGlobes]

I feel like my favorite Coen Bros. movie is always the one I watched most recently. So, The Hudsucker Proxy is my fav Coen joint, until, y'know, I re-watch Raising Arizona or something.

10/10

[FlamingGlobes]

Haven't seen this since 1989? 1990? Re: David Bowie's bulge: I'm sure glad that 3D wasn't a big thing in 1986.

8/10

[FlamingGlobes]

The Simpsons, Season 13, Episode 2: 'The Parent Rap'

People knock on post-90s Simpsons, but this one had me giggling in bed like Took's father on a Saturday night. Over-the-hill Simpsons did absurdity better than Family Guy ever could in their prime.

8/10

[FoolofaTook]

family guy and prime should never be in the same sentence

kudos to the father giggling in bed tho

[Joey Goldberg]

hating on family guy & the red hot chili peppers

how'd you guys get so advanced?

[FlamingGlobes]

Wait, who's hating on RHCP?

[FlamingGlobes]

Because I'd like to get in on the action!

[MyOneAndOnly]

The Rest of Us

I rented this for $0.99 on Amazon. It was entertaining, but I would suggest waiting till it's on a streaming platform for "free" and not bother with paying a dollar for it.

[FlamingGlobes]

(pre-emptive Took pls)

[FoolofaTook]

that cover reminds me of this:



Miles was reportedly unhappy about the album's original cover, which featured a photograph of a young white woman and child aboard a sailboat. He made his displeasure known to Columbia executive George Avakian, asking, "Why'd you put that white bitch on there?"

[FoolofaTook]

Originally Posted by Joey Goldberg

hating on family guy & the red hot chili peppers

how'd you guys get so advanced?

dude mother's milk and blood sugar sex magik is good shit

family guy BLOWS

[Joey Goldberg]

I don't really care about Family Guy but I do appreciate Seth Macfarlane as a "television personality"

also, I ride 4 Californication

[FlamingGlobes]

Originally Posted by MyOneAndOnly

The Rest of Us

I rented this for $0.99 on Amazon. It was entertaining, but I would suggest waiting till it's on a streaming platform for "free" and not bother with paying a dollar for it.

Last time I saw Heather Graham in something, it was this:



I felt embarrassed and depressed on her behalf.

[Joey Goldberg]

skipped The Hangover movies, eh?

[FlamingGlobes]

Originally Posted by Joey Goldberg

skipped The Hangover movies, eh?

Saw the first one. It was fine but overrated. I suspect it hasn't aged well. All I remember about the second was Ed Helms unwillingly got a penis in his ass and everyone treated it like the height of comedy. Never bothered with the third. They did make a third, right?

Anywho, I had forgotten she was in The Hangover.

[Joey Goldberg]

i vaguely remember the 3rd

i'm surprised i've seen all 3, tbh, but the first is an 00s classic for sure

[wHATcOLOR]

mid90s - B+ i think

really well done for what it was. nothing was overwrought, if anything it was under-wrought. maybe A-