willywanker
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Watched birdman and enjoyed it 8/10
Also watched jet li fearless 9.5/10
Also watched jet li fearless 9.5/10
BangEm_Bart
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This show on hulu called "dead beat" with Tyler Labine and Brandon T. Jackson about a potheaded medium that talks to dead ppl. Hilarious show 8/10.
Lou Cypher
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Its on netflix. Documentary about Stones Throw records. Any fan of hip hop needs to check this out. Amazing documentary. Interviews and footage of people like Dilla, Madlib, Dam Funk, Oh No and many others.
10/10. I enjoyed it from the very beginning to end.
BangEm_Bart
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I'm about to watch this movie called "Timbuktu". I will do a follow up on it and let you know how it was.
Edit: There's no english subtitles anywhere or on any website for this movie so I cannot watch it. Only French and Sweden.
Edit: There's no english subtitles anywhere or on any website for this movie so I cannot watch it. Only French and Sweden.
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Saturday night; two movies released in the early 90s
Frankie & Johnny - romantic drama starring Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer. It was cool. A tad too long but I think they both got chemistry since Scarface. Looking at how NY looked in the early 90s was enjoyable
Mo' Better Blues - Spike Lee joint about jazz players, their women, friendships and the streets.
I have to say it's one of my most enjoyable Spike films. Great script/screenplay. Top acting by Denzel of course but Spike's role as 'Giant' was underrated and funny.
LMAO at one scene when they all drunk AF when Denzel and W. Snipes were arguing about 'Black music' and someone in the background screams: "Kenny G!!!"
Lou_Cypher;7987126 said:
Its on netflix. Documentary about Stones Throw records. Any fan of hip hop needs to check this out. Amazing documentary. Interviews and footage of people like Dilla, Madlib, Dam Funk, Oh No and many others.
10/10. I enjoyed it from the very beginning to end.
About to watch it now.
lazypakman
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Philadelphia - First time i've watched this movie.It really hasn't aged well at all, i didn't think it'd be as much of an aids awareness exercise at it was, but there wasn't really any other angle to it.Didn't Hanks win an oscar for this as well?
Masquerade - Korean flick starring the enigmatic Lee Byung Hyun.Tale of a paranoid king during the ming dynasty who recruits a lookalike to act as cover, who takes over when the king falls ill himself.Good movie.
Still Alice - Julianne Moore plays an linguistics lecturer who gets diagnosed with a rare type of alzheimers.
The Voices - Ryan Reynolds plays a factory worker with somewhat disturbing tendencies going on in his head that he isn't fully aware of in an ultra black comedy.really different performance from the guy, one of the best i've seen from him.credits are on some other shit as well.
Fallen Angels - Wong Kai Wai neo noir fantasy joint which follows a bunch of characters (contract killer, mute) set in hong kong.Im usually like this directors films but this one did nothing for me even though it;s rated quite highly.
Lost River - Directorial debut of one Ryan Gosling.If you watch enough movies you'll pick up the places this film has been influenced from.I certainly don't think it's as bad as it's being labelled in some quarters, visually he's definitely got an eye and the soundtrack is immense.if he doesn't write his own shit in the future he's got potential.
Selma - Powerful movie, i've never really taken the time to study MLK as a figure but this movie made me want to find out more.if anyone has some book recommendations i'd appreciate it.
Man on the moon - Biopic of Andy Kaufman, i'm not sure how accurate this movie is (it doesn't feel like it is) but i enjoyed it.Jim Carrey stays underrated as serious actor in roles like this.the whole Tony Klifton shit was hilarious.
Masquerade - Korean flick starring the enigmatic Lee Byung Hyun.Tale of a paranoid king during the ming dynasty who recruits a lookalike to act as cover, who takes over when the king falls ill himself.Good movie.
Still Alice - Julianne Moore plays an linguistics lecturer who gets diagnosed with a rare type of alzheimers.
The Voices - Ryan Reynolds plays a factory worker with somewhat disturbing tendencies going on in his head that he isn't fully aware of in an ultra black comedy.really different performance from the guy, one of the best i've seen from him.credits are on some other shit as well.
Fallen Angels - Wong Kai Wai neo noir fantasy joint which follows a bunch of characters (contract killer, mute) set in hong kong.Im usually like this directors films but this one did nothing for me even though it;s rated quite highly.
Lost River - Directorial debut of one Ryan Gosling.If you watch enough movies you'll pick up the places this film has been influenced from.I certainly don't think it's as bad as it's being labelled in some quarters, visually he's definitely got an eye and the soundtrack is immense.if he doesn't write his own shit in the future he's got potential.
Selma - Powerful movie, i've never really taken the time to study MLK as a figure but this movie made me want to find out more.if anyone has some book recommendations i'd appreciate it.
Man on the moon - Biopic of Andy Kaufman, i'm not sure how accurate this movie is (it doesn't feel like it is) but i enjoyed it.Jim Carrey stays underrated as serious actor in roles like this.the whole Tony Klifton shit was hilarious.
YamoleySensei
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Downloaded and watched "Jupiter Ascending" with wifey last night, straight bullshit!
All Good Things (2010) Starring Ryan Gosling, Kirsten Dunst, Frank Langella, Nick Offerman, & Kristen Wiig. It's based on the true story of Robert Durst but the names have been changed. Shit was boring, slow, and didn't really go anywhere. About to watch the HBO documentary mini-series The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst which is probably a better take on the story. As for All Good Things I'll be generous and give it a 2/10.
GabiHasAnAttitude
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saw ex machina today...was about exploring AI & human/robot interactions. not a new concept at all in movies, but it's a cool take on it. oscar isaac aka standard gabriel is my favorite actor right now. he played a programmer/coder that created human-like robots that had emotions & all that shit...he had a lottery for another coder from his company to come in & test the quality of the AI/technology for a week. couple twists happen (nothing shocking tho imo) in the last half hour.
good movie i give it a solid B.
good movie i give it a solid B.
BangEm_Bart
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Yup gonna watch it now.
The Three Fugitives - action comedy released in 1988 starring Nick Nolte, Martin Short and James Earl Jones.. it was a remake of a French film (I'm getting into dated movies these days)
South Korean drama by director/auteur Kim Ki-Duk about a debt collector who also enforces violent injuries on his defaulters..
A woman appears in his life claiming to be his mother and shit hits the fan.. literally
The end is stomach churning (blood on tarmac) and the food staples of Koreans are wild AF
4/5
South Korean drama by director/auteur Kim Ki-Duk about a debt collector who also enforces violent injuries on his defaulters..
A woman appears in his life claiming to be his mother and shit hits the fan.. literally
The end is stomach churning (blood on tarmac) and the food staples of Koreans are wild AF
4/5
