Movies

[Matt]

Started Wolfs and was bored pretty quickly.

[endo]

That's the time of the year when I have to watch this, ... at least once, ... again. Not funny. Fuck yourself!

[WhiskeySandwich]

Just watched Romulus and thoroughly enjoyed it. Surprised by how good it was, and the cinematography was amazing. Def was more than a rehash of a throwback.

[Oaktavia]

I fecking paid $6.99 on Prime to watch Let's Start a Cult, a movie that Stavros Halkias made. This was hands down the worst movie I have seen in a long time. So bad. Which sucks because I listen to his podcast and love his Ronnie character he does on his Instagram whe he talks about the Baltimore Ravens. Now I don't even know if I can listen to his pod anymore after this movie. Terrible acting and poorly made all around. Disappointing waste of money I was looking forward to it too. End rant.

[Matt]

Watch Tires on Netflix. He’s great in that. It’s also hot Shane Gillis who’s also pretty funny.

[GraemeE]

@Matt i was a little suprised at how much I enjoyed tires

[Oaktavia]

@Matt yes, I watch Tires and thought that was pretty great. Forgot to mention that, which is why I was surprised.

[flannel slut]

Too much awesomeness. Had to share
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBeRCMygtvT/?igsh=MWpjODRpb284b3JlaA==

[T4920]

@Oaktavia sucks the hear, that was on my To Watch list...

Some friends and I made a special effort to get together and Bert Kreischer's The Machine movie last year and we're also grossly disappointed..

Sat in silence for the first half without a single laugh, until someone piped up and said 'this is really shit isn't it!?' to unanimous agreement.

[Oaktavia]

@T4920 I guess that's what happens sometimes when comedians make their own movies who lack the artistic discipline of cinema. Bummer to hear that too, although I do laugh at his stand up.

[SKT]

Forgot to post about this but saw the trailer for “Nosferatu” when we went to see “Godzilla Minus One” and it was the scariest fucking trailer I have EVER seen. Had to cover my son’s eyes for fear he’d be permanently scarred. Of course now I can’t wait to see it. Eggers makes some scary stuff

[Matt]

Just finished G-1 last night, .

[tody]

I had the pleasure to see a screening of the Salad Days Director's Cut yesterday. Small cinema in Cologne, with a matching audience of people from the subculture scene.

[meatmarketdenim1]

Caught the new gladiator movie with the fam, day after thanksgiving. It was really good, glad re watched the 1st one with my wife week ago. Would recommend re watching the 1st or atleast YouTube recap video, before watching new one . I didn’t think would have much to do with the 1st one since came out 24/25 yrs ago . But good amount of references, explain most in the movie but def better have fresh viewing of the original.

[flannel slut]

@meatmarketdenim1 My family takes knee to maximus desmus meridius, commander of the armies of the north general of the felix allegiance -loyal servant to the true emperor marcus aurelius… great to hear the sequel holds up 🫡

[Oaktavia]

My wife Amanda's birthday is today and she wanted to go see Wicked. No getting out of that one . Upon watching it with an open mind and eventually getting over the ridiculousness of it all, it was actually an amazing movie. I admit it, I cried!

[mclaincausey]

I haven’t seen the play but there is absolutely no shame in enjoying it or the movie and I’m looking forward to them. I do love the old Wizard of Oz movie.

We saw Moana 2 for my daughter’s first cinema experience. The music was a major step down and the writing and plot were an even bigger step down. Good enough for kids but not something I’d want to rewatch as I have the first one.

[Oaktavia]

@mclaincausey I agree, no shame whatsoever, it was a great movie!

That's too bad about Moana 2, there was a line out the door yesterday for that movie. The first one was so good!

[mclaincausey]

@Oaktavia the composer of the songs in the first one didn’t do this one and it shows.

Don’t get me wrong, it was enjoyable in the moment but in hindsight the story to some extent seemed like a rehashing of the first movie and there needed to be more exposition and motivation for the villain IMO.

[seawolf]

I rewatched Wayne's World yesterday, as it's been more than two decades since I've seen it. It was highly quotable, but it didn't hold up all that well. I'm not surprised but I'm a little sad. Don't be like me. Let the old movies that were iconic parts of your youth stay as memories.