What was the last movie you watched?

[ExistenceNow]

What in the actual fuck...

[clayj41]

Originally Posted by Thesongilike

I loved Bones and All! And yeah if I didn’t have a theater subscription I would not be seeing Devotion

I almost drove over an hour to see Decision to Leave, so I’m glad it’s coming to Mubi soon!

Glass Onion and Fabelsman today I think for me as well.


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I was pretty disappointed by it. Rylance was absolutely electric every time he was on screen, and it featured one of my favorite scores of the year, but a lot of the dialogue was straight-up YA cringe. I also felt like Chalamet and Russell had very little chemistry, which is big problem.

Of the four new releases I’ve seen in the last 24 hours:

1. Glass Onion
2. The Fabelmans
3. She Said
4. Bones and All

Knives Out might be my favorite active film franchise at this point.

[scrock25]

Swiss Army Man a 9/10 lol

[scrock25]

It’s literally stupid nonsense.

[TheLastStop123]

the lobster

what the fuck lol

[wvufan2010]

https://youtu.be/pWdd6_ZxX8c


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[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by TheLastStop123

the lobster

what the fuck lol

I'm sorry you gave yourself this experience

[ExistenceNow]

Originally Posted by scrock25

It’s literally stupid nonsense.

And not even in a fun way.

[ExistenceNow]

Amazingly, Swiss Army Man was only the second worst movie I rated in 2016. I rated The Greasy Strangler lower.

But as the years have passed, I'm realizing that people actually take Swiss Army Man seriously as a movie, which makes it infinitely worse than Greasy Strangler and into worst movie of all time territory.

[scrock25]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

And not even in a fun way.

Correct. It’s incomprehensibly dumb.

[TwoStep2888]

Planes Trains and Automobiles as is tradition

[prdstmnky36]

Originally Posted by TwoStep2888

Planes Trains and Automobiles as is tradition

Love me some Del Griffith during the holiday weekend.

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by TwoStep2888

Planes Trains and Automobiles as is tradition

Damn near perfect comedy.

[ExistenceNow]

Originally Posted by TwoStep2888

Planes Trains and Automobiles as is tradition

Literally just finished that movie. Amazing. Allison and I always watch it on this day.

[ExistenceNow]

Now we're watching Dutch. It's the same exact movie as PTA, also written by John Hughes, but instead of John Candy and Steve Martin, it's Ed Oneil and a kid. And no one has seen it. But I grew up watching it as a kid.

And you want your mind to be blown? The kid is Ethan Embry.

[Thesongilike]

Originally Posted by clayj41

I was pretty disappointed by it. Rylance was absolutely electric every time he was on screen, and it featured one of my favorite scores of the year, but a lot of the dialogue was straight-up YA cringe. I also felt like Chalamet and Russell had very little chemistry, which is big problem.

Of the four new releases I’ve seen in the last 24 hours:

1. Glass Onion
2. The Fabelmans
3. She Said
4. Bones and All

Knives Out might be my favorite active film franchise at this point.

I can understand that with Bones and All. Honestly didn’t mind the dialogue if I was ranking those 4 I think I would have it:

1. The Fabelmans
2. Glass Onion
3. Bones and All
4. She Said

I think I just compare all journalism films to All the Presidents Men and none match it for me or something.


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[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by TwoStep2888

Planes Trains and Automobiles as is tradition

Haven't seen it but should

[TheLastStop123]

nice to see that the spielberg movie appears to be really good

[Route_2]

Originally Posted by wvufan2010

Great day for first-watches.

Nope and Swiss Army Man both get 9/10 from me.


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Great flick

[rmp207]

Originally Posted by ToySoldier#34

Haven't seen it but should

Just a wonderful film John Candy is perfection in that movie.

[clayj41]

Love Swiss Army Man, love EEAAO, love the Daniels.

[scrock25]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

Now we're watching Dutch. It's the same exact movie as PTA, also written by John Hughes, but instead of John Candy and Steve Martin, it's Ed Oneil and a kid. And no one has seen it. But I grew up watching it as a kid.

And you want your mind to be blown? The kid is Ethan Embry.

Same here but I can’t find it streaming anywhere!!

[fuvonks]

The Menu was fun, but wtf was that ending?

Anya Taylor Joy is a delight.

[Speilmen230]

Originally Posted by ToySoldier#34

Haven't seen it but should

Fix that. Well worth adding to your holiday rotation.

[Erich]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

Now we're watching Dutch. It's the same exact movie as PTA, also written by John Hughes, but instead of John Candy and Steve Martin, it's Ed Oneil and a kid. And no one has seen it. But I grew up watching it as a kid.

And you want your mind to be blown? The kid is Ethan Embry.

I remember this movie from when I was a kid. There was even a Married With Children that had a Dutch cutout in a video rental set.

Originally Posted by scrock25

Same here but I can’t find it streaming anywhere!!

I can't find it streaming, but I found a dvd for $8, so it's not impossible to find.

[BotheLaneFan]

Dutch is awesome.

[eggsrsweet]

Not enough Glass Onion talk in here. It’s so good!

[Useliteski]

Originally Posted by BotheLaneFan

Dutch is awesome.

i remember watching this in the road film section of my genre class and being bored as hell.

[smokew11]

i remember watching Dutch as a kid

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by Speilmen230

Fix that. Well worth adding to your holiday rotation.

It's on a list of famous movies I haven't seen and plan to over the winter

Planes Trains and Automobiles
Fargo
Stand by Me
Goodfellas
The Big Lebowski
Jaws
Die Hard
When Harry Met Sally