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Mother - I don't even know where to begin rating it. It was more dark comedy than a horror as advertised imo. Great cast. Just mostly fucked up, but in a good way. Maybe.

The Innocents - O.k. for 1961 I guess but meh. - 4/10
Kid actors were pretty good.

Finally got around to seeing Pulp Fiction. I'm not going to rate it, but I really enjoyed it and can totally see why it is so hailed.

There Once Was a Washup - Found footage mockumentary about Vince Neil choking on a Royal W/ Cheezze

crowes74 wrote:Mother - I don't even know where to begin rating it. It was more dark comedy than a horror as advertised imo. Great cast. Just mostly fucked up, but in a good way. Maybe.

"mother!" - 4/10

What the fucking fuck? Seriously. What. The. Fuck?

Mojo wrote:Finally got around to seeing Pulp Fiction. I'm not going to rate it, but I really enjoyed it and can totally see why it is so hailed.

I'm going to credit myself in getting you to see it what with the dressing down I gave you when you admitted you hadnt yet.

HueyRamone wrote:

Mojo wrote:Finally got around to seeing Pulp Fiction. I'm not going to rate it, but I really enjoyed it and can totally see why it is so hailed.

I'm going to credit myself in getting you to see it what with the dressing down I gave you when you admitted you hadnt yet.

I don't even remember that. But that's the general response to having not seen it, so I'm sure your rebuke just blended into the others.

Bleed for This (2016) Miles Teller Aaron Eckhart Katey Sagal. Good Vinnie Pazienza movie, liked the guy as a fighter back then but didnt know he was such a loser still in his childhood bedroom in his parents house even as a world champion boxer, 7.5/10

theglammerthebetter wrote:Bleed for This (2016) Miles Teller Aaron Eckhart Katey Sagal. Good Vinnie Pazienza movie, liked the guy as a fighter back then but didnt know he was such a loser still in his childhood bedroom in his parents house even as a world champion boxer, 7.5/10

I thought this movie was pretty good, but I read that the movie skipped something like six fights and went straight to the final fight. I'm not a fan of movies messing with the timeline in that way, but it was still a good film.

"Battle of the Sexes" - 8/10

Really good movie about the famous tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs. The drama and humor is blended really well, and Stone and Carrell plays their parts terrifically. The supporting cast, including Elisabeth Shue, Andrea Riseborough, Sarah Silverman and Bill Pullman, is really good, and there are oddly, a lot of well-known character actors in bit parts for some reason. My mom was telling me about how she watched it along with 90 million other people. The event was a really big deal.

Interstellar(2014) Amazing cast A++ cast Matthew McConaughey Anne Hathaway Michael Caine, John Lithgow, Matt Damon, Casey Affleck ,Jessica Chastain Wes Bentley ...... but once again Nolan makes it way too complicated 7/10. The Martian and Gravity were much better

Resident Evil:The last chapter (2016) Milla Jovovich Ali Larter. Not a bad end to the series 6/10

"Stronger" - 8.5/10

Great movie. Gyllenhaal gives another tremendous performance as Boston Marathon bombing victim Jeff Bauman. It's really well made and kind of shows you how much this one man was a symbol of the nation's spirit in that moment in time, even as he himself was ambivalent about it.

The Search (2014) Berenice Bejo Annette Benning 6.5/10

Everybody's fine(2009) Robert De Niro, Kate Beckinsale Drew Barrymore Sam Rockwell 7/10

Dont Kill It (2016) Dolph Lundgren. Special FX were awful 5/10

Kingsmen: Golden Circle 7/10. More of the same stylized violence as the first, although not quite as good. Still fun.

Giant 10/10

HeavyMetalZombie666 wrote:Giant 10/10

Giant with Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor? What did you think of Rock's performance?

Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai- 7/10. Pretty cool! Whitaker is great, of course.

Back to School- 6/10. Pretty hilarious at times; it's an '80s movie about college so nothing Earth-shattering but some great comic performances.

MurrayFiend wrote:Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai- 7/10. Pretty cool! Whitaker is great, of course.

Back to School- 6/10. Pretty hilarious at times; it's an '80s movie about college so nothing Earth-shattering but some great comic performances.

Flunk Me? FLUNK HIM!

*flick* wrote:

HeavyMetalZombie666 wrote:Giant 10/10

Giant with Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor? What did you think of Rock's performance?

It is an ensemble cast. Everybody did great at acting. Even James Dean.

HeavyMetalZombie666 wrote:

*flick* wrote:

HeavyMetalZombie666 wrote:Giant 10/10

Giant with Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor? What did you think of Rock's performance?

It is an ensemble cast. Everybody did great at acting. Even James Dean.

They needed an ensemble cast putting in their best performances, that movie seemed like it was a day and a half long.

"American Made" - 7.5/10

Very entertaining, fun flick. Tom Cruise in medium wattage Cruise Charm mode. Good, but not a classic. Think the Johnny Depp movie "Blow."

La La Land. BEST picture of the year? More like the worst movie I've ever seen in my life. So boring. How did that ugly woman and goofy man ever get into show business. A thirty million dollar steaming pile of shit. Wasted two hours of my life waiting for it to get better. Glad I didn't have to pay to see it. I give it a solid F.

Caustic Queen wrote:Dracula - 1931 starring Bella Lugosi.
10/10
<3 I love October.

yep

Once Upon a Time in America - A 90 year old man named Robert Alan Deal puts together a trendy band with 3 youngsters, one of whom has a terrible eating disorder. They tour, choke on cheeseburgers and overdose on vehicular manslaughter. The bass player turns into a zombie and the drummer slaps a ho and goes to jail.