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I was able to listen to the April podcast yesterday and the timing was serendipitous. I think it was @WoolleyDoog who mentioned The Lawnmower Man and how movies on HBO when you’re 10ish seem like great movies.
With that in mind, I remembered a movie called “The Sword and the Sorcerer” from that age and it’s on Amazon.
Holy fuckall! What a terrible fucking movie. I highly recommend wasting $3 and 90 minutes of your life to see how bad this movie was.
I finished the day off by watching “Three Days of the Condor” with Redford and Faye Dunnaway. Not bad. -
CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
I was able to listen to the April podcast yesterday and the timing was serendipitous. I think it was @WoolleyDoog who mentioned The Lawnmower Man and how movies on HBO when you’re 10ish seem like great movies.
With that in mind, I remembered a movie called “The Sword and the Sorcerer” from that age and it’s on Amazon.
Holy fuckall! What a terrible fucking movie. I highly recommend wasting $3 and 90 minutes of your life to see how bad this movie was.
I finished the day off by watching “Three Days of the Condor” with Redford and Faye Dunnaway. Not bad.
https://youtu.be/voPmfT09jlg
Great FUCKING Movie.
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I thought it was good, definitely worth watching.TurdBomber said:CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:I was able to listen to the April podcast yesterday and the timing was serendipitous. I think it was @WoolleyDoog who mentioned The Lawnmower Man and how movies on HBO when you’re 10ish seem like great movies.
With that in mind, I remembered a movie called “The Sword and the Sorcerer” from that age and it’s on Amazon.
Holy fuckall! What a terrible fucking movie. I highly recommend wasting $3 and 90 minutes of your life to see how bad this movie was.
I finished the day off by watching “Three Days of the Condor” with Redford and Faye Dunnaway. Not bad.https://youtu.be/voPmfT09jlg
Great FUCKING Movie. -
A Hard Days Night
Digitally remastered on TCM
Final absolute confirmation that the Beatles were the ultimate right time right place band. First. And right
If you were there its a time and place long gone where rebellion was talking smack to the manager and the stuffy Brits on a train. John did snort a Pepsi bottle with a smirk in an early cocaine reference
But you say people that weren't born love the Beatles. Well yeah, Lennon and McCartney could write and they could sing. George was above average on the guitar. And in 1963,64 it was a new sound and highly produced and done well.
The movie doesn't really hold up but the final fake Ed Sullivan show scene with three songs and the screaming girls shows you everything you need to know as to why they loom so large. It's really good.
The adult comedians of the day and the TV shows that wanted to make fun of the kids always worked yeah, yeah, yeah in there somehow. They hit She Loves You on stage and I started screaming
Its a love hate thing.
The Stones get accused these days of appropriation but at least they tried to get some funk. The Beatles white washed their music bigly. I was high so I decided that the Mop Tops were a MI6 creation to fake rebellion in a safe British way. It is impossible to explain today why parents were afraid. Their hair wasn't even that long. Lennon became radical after the band. Paul remained a suck up
Didn't really age well. 3 out of 5 because I hadn't heard the songs in years
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Not a movie but the new Lincoln Lawyer season has been good and stands up well to the Mathew McConaughey movie which was spectacular.
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Adam Driver crash lands on earth 65 million years ago. He is hauling some other humans and they all die except for a girl who reminds him of his daughter.
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Who's that little old man there?RaceBannon said:A Hard Days Night
Digitally remastered on TCM
Final absolute confirmation that the Beatles were the ultimate right time right place band. First. And right
If you were there its a time and place long gone where rebellion was talking smack to the manager and the stuffy Brits on a train. John did snort a Pepsi bottle with a smirk in an early cocaine reference
But you say people that weren't born love the Beatles. Well yeah, Lennon and McCartney could write and they could sing. George was above average on the guitar. And in 1963,64 it was a new sound and highly produced and done well.
The movie doesn't really hold up but the final fake Ed Sullivan show scene with three songs and the screaming girls shows you everything you need to know as to why they loom so large. It's really good.
The adult comedians of the day and the TV shows that wanted to make fun of the kids always worked yeah, yeah, yeah in there somehow. They hit She Loves You on stage and I started screaming
Its a love hate thing.
The Stones get accused these days of appropriation but at least they tried to get some funk. The Beatles white washed their music bigly. I was high so I decided that the Mop Tops were a MI6 creation to fake rebellion in a safe British way. It is impossible to explain today why parents were afraid. Their hair wasn't even that long. Lennon became radical after the band. Paul remained a suck up
Didn't really age well. 3 out of 5 because I hadn't heard the songs in years -
My wife had one statement about the tying-up and gagging scene, followed by the sex scene: "Well, it was Robert Redford."CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
I thought it was good, definitely worth watching.TurdBomber said:CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:I was able to listen to the April podcast yesterday and the timing was serendipitous. I think it was @WoolleyDoog who mentioned The Lawnmower Man and how movies on HBO when you’re 10ish seem like great movies.
With that in mind, I remembered a movie called “The Sword and the Sorcerer” from that age and it’s on Amazon.
Holy fuckall! What a terrible fucking movie. I highly recommend wasting $3 and 90 minutes of your life to see how bad this movie was.
I finished the day off by watching “Three Days of the Condor” with Redford and Faye Dunnaway. Not bad.https://youtu.be/voPmfT09jlg
Great FUCKING Movie.
I've never felt more appreciated or honored. -
Disagree.haie said:
Pearl is fucking awesome. Last kill scene at the end is legitimately genius directing and Mia Goth deserves an Oscar for that movie and her role in Infinity Pool.El_K said:Knock at the Cabin. Another M Night Shamalong movie. They keep getting worse and worse
Pearl. The prequel to X. Decent horror movie.
Maxxxine I will probably make into an event to bar hop before seeing. The whole X Trilogy has been a lot of fun so far.
“X” was pretty entertaining.
“Pearl”, not so much.
However, both entertaining. And that is what is important, no matter the plot.
I liked “X”. …”Pearl”, not so much. Hope the flowing is better. The series movies, however, ain’t that bad. Not great, but entertaining. -
I will revamp for everyone here:
“X” is a good movie, not great but entertaining, “Pearl” is a “prequel”…good but less entertaining…
Both are entertaining and the actors and director done well making the
Movies well…plot: making a porn movie in the 70’s taboo at an old farm house with the hosts that could not care less in Texas..what can go wrong here???? Texas Chainsaw Massacre on steroids, so to speak. So, yes, it’s entertaining and apparently a trilogy.
You have “X”, “Pearl” and now “MaXXXine”…those triple x’s aren’t an accident….
Mia Goth, with her little cutey self and freckles, is great. Plays a lot of parts. This series so far is entertaining. That’s all one can ask out of a show. A movie. A series. Etc. And that’s all this is.
Since I have time, I will post this movie trilogy so far, and will post and obligatory song that I like in this movie series that’s been played, even tho @Swaye don’t like
It(I know this from the past) so here they are:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Awg3cWuHfoc
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L5PW5r3pEOg
Obligatory for @Swaye:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy4HA3vUv2c
