General Movie Discussion

I know I saw something recently about it but now can’t find it. It looks like it was supposed to be released on HBO Max this week but things changed? So hopefully soon.

 

Thirteen Lives is a good watch on Prime for free.
True story about the Thailand soccer team that got stuck in a flooded cave a few years back.

 

Did you watch?

 

yep

guess my brain blanked out and just stopped typing mid post but it was pretty good, it definitely seems to imply some stuff and feels a touch one sided but it's still worth a watch if you liked the movie

 

Palm Springs

 

If the implication is that Larry Clark is a criminal, that’s probably a safe assumption to make

 

ill put it in spoilers

Spoiler

that part you aren't wrong about, they did highlight how they did actual drugs on sets with minors which was crazy

but they showed how the kids were left on their own after the movie and 2 ended up dying bc of this movie, which it kinda implies is because of the movie/fame (or limited fame that wasn't really fame)

one was suicide and the other was a drug OD

which I will say is probably not wrong, but as sad as it is it feels a little too pointed

 

I’m going to have to check that out. If you’re interested in a semi-corollary piece, there’s a decent documentary about dash snow called “Moments Like this Never Last”. Leo Fitzpatrick is in the doc, so it is an immediate connector.

As far as Larry Clark goes, I’m sure a documentary about bully (which will never come) would be far more heinous. That guy should actually be in jail. I can’t bring myself to watch that film.

 

Cliffs on bully?

 

Watched black phone last night. Was a solid movie, but I don’t know that it was anything special

 

Joaquin Phoenix is really good in Joker, but rewatching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Leo and Brad both should have won Oscars.

 

Yep. Was a perfectly fine movie I’ll never watch again

 

Leo's scene where he is mad at himself while preparing for the saloon scene was top notch.

 

"Eight god damn whiskey sours?!?!!!?"

 

might be the hardest I’ve ever laughed at a movie scene

 

I was about 70 and I think I peed myself.

 

Just watched Prey, and I thought it was badass. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

 

Yeah Superbad legit one of the best comedies I've ever seen.

 

Prey & Predator are like 1A 1B for me. I think Prey is the superior overall story but goddamn the OG Predator nostalgia is hard to ignore

 

Totally random waiting for football to start

old Henry. Western. Tim Blake Nelson is really good.

showtime

 

also avoid looking it up on IMDb google etc

Casting/characters will give away a spoiler that was very fun

 

Just started Nope. I’ve said wtf twice. A nickel and a key. This is going to be good. I’ve avoided all spoilers.

 

Wow the prank got me good

 

Solid movie. Really enjoyed it. Wanted more.

 

The unbearable weight of massive talent is amazing.

 

Bullet Train is a great movie

 

Is that out for rent yet? Really want to see it. Has an amazing cast

 

It is really great

 

I see it’s on torrance

 

Too old for all that new fangled technicals

 

I hear you. I barely know what I’m doing.

 

which torrance

bc it aint on the 2 bigger ones

 

What are the 2 bigger ones?

I use https://www.1337x.tw/

 

This movie was extremely mid

 

ipt & ptp but they are invite sites

I guess what's on that link is just a cam so maybe that's why

 

Just saw George Miller’s “Three Thousand Years of Longing”. Pretty mediocre unfortunately.

 

Oh ok I don’t know what those are.

Ah didn't notice that so nevermind.

 

Took my 12yo to see Jaws in IMAX today. Was amazing. He loved it

 

hope it's good but sometimes long ovations aren't a great sign

https://www.indiewire.com/gallery/longest-cannes-standing-ovations-applause-ever/mud-3/