Written by Bad English on 12.09.2019 at 14:00

It Chapter 2
Based on remake 2017 IMO,

Based on the 2017 film? That one was part one and this one is part 2.

Have yopu read the novel this 2 part film is based on? I guess not since you're talking about a part 3 with pensioners.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.09.2019 at 14:31

Written by Bad English on 12.09.2019 at 14:00

It Chapter 2
Based on remake 2017 IMO,

Based on the 2017 film? That one was part one and this one is part 2.

Have yopu read the novel this 2 part film is based on? I guess not since you're talking about a part 3 with pensioners.

There was 80 film, then 20xx was ramake, and part III would be good, and they would be old sine clown comes every 27 years

Pound of Flesh 2015 - ''Best actor'' from Belgium , some thing was taken, he wanted get him back....many people go to SE Asia for sex, I would go there for food , I like eat good food more as I like have a sex. Movie was good action, but he is getting old hehe

Only the Brave 2017
Based on real events in Arizona some natural desaster and men who were there try to stop died. Its nice movie, hard life in america, you need work, and so on, I like it a lot

Riot 2015
Nice prison movie, ''best'' swedish actour (even m,y all time fav Swedish actor Mikael Persbrandt then Peter Haber), is who lives in USA was there
Nice jail movie

Shark Lake - Well for kill joy this will title is a spoiler
Nice lake, nice nature, I like such area

Sniper Special Ops 2016 - Might steven has small role there, tittel is wrong, nothinh happening, and medical team dont use glows.... nice

Burning (2018)

Great stuff. I feel like it's hard to find a film like this; one that has me thinking about it days later, leaving a lot of questions unanswered, but isn't a total mindfuck or vague metaphor.

Swelter 2014
Weird movie, Tarantino style something
Another in list what I have seen. I would be able make it much better

The Benefactor 2015
Niec Gere film, damn I wanna be rich and live in that house, alone
It would be awesome live,

The Perfect Weapon 2016
Steve is there as bad guy, future, but well it real we are going there....sad but true

The whole truth
Nice cort movie, as all such movies defendant is innocent but what was real murderer was shocking

The Calling 2014
Its from Troy country, typical american movie about small time, just Canadian weather, canadian city names and canadian whisky

Diner
Movie about family matters, every has own problem and so on, war and hate, same here, I am proud that I will be last my family generation, after me, my blood line dies out and I am damn proud of it.

Vigilante Love Story
N Cage is there, never old, always good, and this is why I love vigilante, and american police, they fight real crime whit real methods. Protect socety of the chosen hard working people from street thugs.

A Star Is Born (2018)

I have newfound respect for Gaga and especially for Bradley Cooper. And THAT scene.... fuck...

For the first time in forever I actually went to watch a movie in theaters because I finally heard of something worth going out to watch.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

I went in as blind as possible, only overhearing snippets of what the movie was about, so really all I had to go by was it's a Terantino film about the Manson family murders.

I absolutely loved the soundtrack, laughed out loud a couple times at the comedic lines and egregious violence, fell in love with the alternative storyline, appreciated the Easter eggs and insights into his painstakingly researched idealistic vision of Hollywood's golden age... Leo and Brad Pitt fucking nailed their roles. It was the first movie since Arrival I can outright admit to fanboying over.

I've seen about 1500 or so films in my time and this easily asserts itself into my top 50. Definitely worth the money and a night out for.

Written by Bad English on 24.09.2019 at 14:56

The Calling 2014
Its from Troy country, typical american movie about small time, just Canadian weather, canadian city names and canadian whisky

Quoting to remind myself to watch this to judge for accuracy.

Bong Joon-Ho's "Parasite". The best film I've seen in a few years.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6751668/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1

Written by Daniell on 16.10.2019 at 12:59

Bong Joon-Ho's "Parasite". The best film I've seen in a few years.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6751668/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1

Seems really interesting. Thanks for bringing in to my attention!

Joker

Jaoquin Phoenix's superb performance elevates what would otherwise be a mediocre movie. 7.5/10.

Blue Ruin (2013)

Loved it quite a bit. It's a semi-realistic take on a revenge story with wonderful suspense scenes and great performaces all-around. Looking forward to seeing the next film "Green Room" by the same filmmakers, where Patrick Stewart plays the main villain. Should be interesting. 8/10 and a recommendation from me.

To Kill A Mockingbrid (1962)

Loved this one too, though some moments were cheesy (perhaps only by today's more cynical standrads that my brain has adopted) and one in particular seemed rather unrealistic/unbelievable. This is one of the those films that is probably more imprtant than it is objectively great, but it's definitely worth seeing. I am not entirely sure what the ending's about (and I haven't read the book) and what the juxtaposition of Boo and Tom was meant to say. I have a hypthoesis... but that would be getting into spoilers. It's definitely worth seeing though, an 8/10 for this one too.

Written by Metren on 23.11.2019 at 14:44

Blue Ruin and Green Room

Those two are great. Just don't watch Saulnier's most recent film, Hold The Dark, unless you want to be bored for 2 hours. Really, it feels like it should be his first film where he didn't really know what he was doing yet.

Written by Zap on 23.11.2019 at 18:08

Those two are great. Just don't watch Saulnier's most recent film, Hold The Dark, unless you want to be bored for 2 hours.

Yeah, people don't seem to like that one at all, but the critics' scores aren't bad. I might still check it out some time...

Not tonight though, going to watch Denis Villeneuve's "Enemy" (2013) and Kubrick's "Barry Lyndon" (1975) tonight. Looking forward to both films a lot. I love both directors and Barry Lyndon is one of the only Kubrick films I haven't seen yet.

"Enemy" (2013)

Fucking woooo! Even before reading others' interpretations after coming up with my own (shitty) one, I liked it a lot. Captivating stuff, a film You can enjoy probably even without understanding it at all, but also one that forcefully invites you to think about it. Denis Villeneuve is surely one of the very finest directors of our era too. A true great IMO. 9/10, highly recommended.

Metren has been watching some great movies haha. Enemy remains my favourite Villeneuve film even after Arrival, possibly the best first contact film I've ever seen, and Blade Runner, a sequel-reboot that came out 35 years after the original and was actually on the same level (I'd say it was actually better.) So yeah, definitely one of the best filmmakers of our time. I hope Dune does well.

It seems I'm in need of watching Enemy then...

Barry Lyndon (1975)

The film spans 15+ years, but Barry doesn't seem to age a day. That's my only nitpicky complaint Otherwise, a flawless masterwork from the lightning to the long tracking shots to the storytelling that has moments where I burst out laughing to darker moments that are like a damned punch in the gut. It's probably my favorite Kubrick film now.

Spielberg once said: "Kubrick films tend to grown on you, you need to see them more than once." Well, I definitely need to see Barry Lyndon again, but I can't imagine loving it more than I do already. 10/10 and I cannot recommend it highly enough. Scrath off the next film you were planning to see from your list and watch this instead, everyone. Even if that film on the list is Enemy

Anaconda - Search For Lost Orchid
Children movie, Borneo, they have pitons, not Anacondas.... ehhhh

Midsommar

Pretty movie with some interesting ideas, but has a very common horror film problem where the characters are stupid idiots and you find yourself thinking "why don't they just leave?" (the same thing the main guy's friends think about his relationship, is it a metaphor??!!) Also, it had no business being two and a half hours long. I like the Swedish people though, they have charming accents.

The Irishman

Good film, but I felt like I had already seen it. Robert De Niro does a very good younger Robert De Niro impression.

Written by Zap on 01.12.2019 at 15:09

The Irishman

Good film, but I felt like I had already seen it. Robert De Niro does a very good younger Robert De Niro impression.

Great film.

Al Pacino takes a cake followed closely by Pesci and then De Niro.

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 02.12.2019 at 08:53


Al Pacino takes a cake followed closely by Pesci and then De Niro.

Weird plot for a film.

Written by Mercurial on 02.12.2019 at 10:25

Written by Cynic Metalhead on 02.12.2019 at 08:53


Al Pacino takes a cake followed closely by Pesci and then De Niro.

Weird plot for a film.

It's not that weird. Al Pacino was doing something similar in The Godfather Part II

OH SHIT. Spoilers!

Written by Metren on 03.12.2019 at 17:02


It's not that weird. Al Pacino was doing something similar in The Godfather Part II

OH SHIT. Spoilers!

I might be the last person on the planet who hasn't seen the Godfather films so not sure if that spoiler would affect me lel

Written by Mercurial on 03.12.2019 at 19:05

Written by Metren on 03.12.2019 at 17:02


It's not that weird. Al Pacino was doing something similar in The Godfather Part II

OH SHIT. Spoilers!

I might be the last person on the planet who hasn't seen the Godfather films so not sure if that spoiler would affect me lel

It's not a major spoiler. But the mobsters do eat cake in part II, so I wasn't lying. Also, You should watch The Godfather part I and II, those films are so fucking good. Even the cake scene is well written and directed

Written by Metren on 04.12.2019 at 00:13


It's not a major spoiler. But the mobsters do eat cake in part II, so I wasn't lying. Also, You should watch The Godfather part I and II, those films are so fucking good. Even the cake scene is well written and directed

I tried when I was a lot younger but it was a bit slow for me. Probably more my thing these days so might try and knock it off the list before the end of the year

Written by Mercurial on 04.12.2019 at 14:38

Written by Metren on 04.12.2019 at 00:13


It's not a major spoiler. But the mobsters do eat cake in part II, so I wasn't lying. Also, You should watch The Godfather part I and II, those films are so fucking good. Even the cake scene is well written and directed

I tried when I was a lot younger but it was a bit slow for me. Probably more my thing these days so might try and knock it off the list before the end of the year

What the fuck? You haven't watched The Godfather?

Written by RaduP on 07.12.2019 at 20:42

What the fuck? You haven't watched The Godfather?

I've seen Goodfellas, which is sort of kind of close.

Written by Mercurial on 07.12.2019 at 20:43

Written by RaduP on 07.12.2019 at 20:42

What the fuck? You haven't watched The Godfather?

I've seen Goodfellas, which is sort of kind of close.

Have you seen Casino?

Written by Mercurial on 07.12.2019 at 20:43

Written by RaduP on 07.12.2019 at 20:42

What the fuck? You haven't watched The Godfather?

I've seen Goodfellas, which is sort of kind of close.

Have you seen Casino?