What was the last movie you watched?

[Coolmunk too]

Yes, it is very accurate, esp. given the approval & authenticity of Wiseau's approval. The book The Disaster Artist gives good detail.

[BotheLaneFan]

Originally Posted by jwehaeDMB

Finally watched The Disaster Artist, quite the ride. Is it supposed to be pretty accurate to Wiseau's personality? I haven't seen The Room, but have seen the worthy clips several times on YouTube over the years. If so, he's an even weirder dude than I thought.

He comes off way better in the movie than he does in real life. He’s a terrible human being.

[AlexK79]

Been spending some nights this week catching up on random movies that I just never saw, so far done:

The Fighter - 8/10
The Adjustment Bureau - 7/10
Michael Clayton - 7.5/10

Quite enjoyed all 3. I've got Green Book, Ford vs Ferrari, Fury, Munich, and The Talented Mr. Ripley waiting on deck.

[prdstmnky36]

Hitting the drive-in tomorrow night for The Karate Kid and Raiders of the Lost Ark, because why not!!

[Route_2]

i'm thinking of ending things | a film by Charlie Kaufman | Official Trailer | Netflix

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDTg62vsV4U

[clayj41]

Just came here to post. Wouldn't expect any less of a mindfuck from Kaufman.

[drop2d]

Originally Posted by prdstmnky36

Hitting the drive-in tomorrow night for The Karate Kid and Raiders of the Lost Ark, because why not!!

I'm pretty sure I've watched Karate Kid close to 1000 times in my life. But I'd still go to a drive-in to see it right now.

[Route_2]

Originally Posted by clayj41

Just came here to post. Wouldn't expect any less of a mindfuck from Kaufman.

He is one of my fav mindfuckers

[BAHHHTIWaC]

Best In Show - 9.5/10
Absolutely love this film. Not a wasted scene or character.

[prdstmnky36]

Originally Posted by drop2d

I'm pretty sure I've watched Karate Kid close to 1000 times in my life. But I'd still go to a drive-in to see it right now.

They have been showing some great classic combos all summer. Already checked out Jaws / Jurassic Park and ET / Back to the Future. Goonies / Stand By Me starts tomorrow.

[Ascf33]

Jaws / Jurassic Park is the perfect Drive-in combo.

[prdstmnky36]

Originally Posted by Ascf33

Jaws / Jurassic Park is the perfect Drive-in combo.

It was pretty damn cool! This drive-in does a great job with pairings, they have 4 screens which gives the a lot of flexibility. A bit limited now with nothing new really coming out, but they been doing the whole Harry Potter collection two at a time, they did Friday the 13th / Nightmare on Elm Street one week, Holy Grail / Ghostbusters, Grease / Dirty Dancing...even did a dusk till dawn night the Saturday over the 4th with 4 movies on each of the screens! Really glad stuff like this still exists, even better that it’s 15 minutes away!

[drop2d]

Originally Posted by prdstmnky36

They have been showing some great classic combos all summer. Already checked out Jaws / Jurassic Park and ET / Back to the Future. Goonies / Stand By Me starts tomorrow.

2 of my all time favorites.

[clayj41]

I hadn't really tracked this film since it was originally titled Jesus Was My Homeboy, but I haven't been this amped over a trailer in awhile:

https://twitter.com/RoadshowFilms/st...859880960?s=20

Judas and the Black Messiah tells the story of Illinois Black Panther Party Chairman, Fred Hampton, and William O’Neal, the undercover FBI informant who helped bring him down. Daniel Kaluuya plays the charismatic 21-year-old radical activist, who was fighting for freedom for black people and the end of police brutality and murder when his life was cut short. The film also tells the lesser-known story of O’Neal, played by LaKeith Stanfield, who was coerced into helping the FBI infiltrate the Black Panthers and provide intel on Hampton.

Go ahead and give Kaluuya all the awards.

[TheLastStop123]

Originally Posted by clayj41

I hadn't really tracked this film since it was originally titled Jesus Was My Homeboy, but I haven't been this amped over a trailer in awhile:

https://twitter.com/RoadshowFilms/st...859880960?s=20



Go ahead and give Kaluuya all the awards.

Was just coming in to post this and figured you’d be all over it. Looks fucking incredible. I think Daniel Kaluuya is going to go down as one of the best actors of our generation.

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by clayj41

I hadn't really tracked this film since it was originally titled Jesus Was My Homeboy, but I haven't been this amped over a trailer in awhile:

https://twitter.com/RoadshowFilms/st...859880960?s=20



Go ahead and give Kaluuya all the awards.

My goodness this looks good.

[AlpineValley804]

Originally Posted by clayj41

I hadn't really tracked this film since it was originally titled Jesus Was My Homeboy, but I haven't been this amped over a trailer in awhile:

https://twitter.com/RoadshowFilms/st...859880960?s=20



Go ahead and give Kaluuya all the awards.

Oh my. I’m all in on this one.

[DMB4lifeMI]

Hell Comes to Frogtown

A fantastically horrible campy 80's movie starring Roddy Piper

[mthawk07]

I’m glad Fred Hampton’s story is being told. It’s one of the most blatant examples of police getting away with real, actual, pre-meditated murder under the guise of “official police business.” Absolutely infuriating.

[AlexK79]

Munich - 7/10

[BotheLaneFan]

I hope Meth Damon wins some major awards one day. One of the most consistently quality producers of content of the last 10 years.

[clayj41]

Ben Affleck to direct and write adaptation of The Big Goodbye, which details the making of Chinatown:

https://deadline.com/2020/08/ben-aff...wn-1203007502/

A little something for Bo, a little something for Casey...

[AlpineValley804]

Originally Posted by clayj41

Ben Affleck to direct and write adaptation of The Big Goodbye, which details the making of Chinatown:

https://deadline.com/2020/08/ben-aff...wn-1203007502/

A little something for Bo, a little something for Casey...

Forget it, Clay. It’s Ben Affleck.

[clayj41]

Originally Posted by AlpineValley804

Forget it, Clay. It’s Ben Affleck.

I walked right into that one.

[AlpineValley804]

I actually like Ben just fine as a director. But yes, you handed that to me on a silver platter, and I could not pass on it.

Click the "Show Spoiler" Button to reveal hidden text.

[pearljammer]

Watched Slingblade this morning for just the 2nd time. So great!

[thebridge15]

Originally Posted by AlpineValley804

Forget it, Clay. It’s Ben Affleck.

whoever plays young nicholson is gonna win the oscar, right?

[dmbetc]

Troop Zero.

It was fine, kinda had to force myself thru some of it. Had some Little Miss Sunshine and Jojo Rabbit vibes. 5/10

[thebridge15]

a matter of life and death

so happy I finally discovered the archers during quarantine. the photography here is so nice - the flames in the first scene are some of the brightest orange you'll see even in modern films. I appreciate livesay's character coming in midway through and taking over the movie. lost the thread a bit late when it spent way too long on britain vs. america, but overall another great watch from these guys

[AlpineValley804]

Originally Posted by thebridge15

whoever plays young nicholson is gonna win the oscar, right?

Banking on Daniel Kaluuya if Messiah and Chinatown movie are both 2021 releases. Also a bio role, but also has the added benefit of being big with the moment we’re in.