The I Watched Recently Thread *possible spoilers*

[geechiedanbuford214]

Any good??

Ride along 2 leaked yesterday

Watching now

 

[lazypakman]

Just finished man seeking woman season 1

Great show, really off kilter humour which is right up my street.

shout out to @A$AP_A$TON for recommending it.

 

[rip.dilla]

Superman IV - Quest For Peace - very dated special effects; enjoyable nonetheless

Richard Pryor: Icon - short documentary I caught on Netflix basically highlighting Pryor's legend as the greatest stand up comedian of all time. Input from George Lopez and Tracey Morgan amongst others..

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone - starring Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, Jim Carrey, Alan Alda and Olivia Wilde. Star studded apparently with comic talent and funny too..

The Deep End Of The Ocean - starring Michelle Pfieffer, Treat Williams and Whoopi Goldberg in an adapted story about the kidnap of a child and how the family come to terms with it

Hitch - Will Smith's romcom (I think the only one in his career). Seen it again after so many years. Was decent and played the 'battle of the sexes' quite well

Enter The Dragon - vintage Bruce Lee flick in the age of Blaxploitation cinema..

 

[CottonCitySlim]

I tried to watch that room shit, but after the first rape scene with the lil boy in closet, i decided movie wasnt for me.

plus i cant watch to people be in the same room with no other scenery for 2 hrs

 

[marc123]

Richard Pryor: Icon - short documentary I caught on Netflix basically highlighting Pryor's legend as the greatest stand up comedian of all time. Input from George Lopez and Tracey Morgan amongst others..

 

[R.D.]

What is Tarentino fascination with the word nigger

 

[jono]

My dad gave me a couple flicks to watch

Good film. Wasn't expecting too much because I didn't even know it existed but Cruise was good. Jamie Foxx was alright too.

Its kind of like The Taking of Pelham (which came out after this) where a normal dude unwittingly gets tangled up with a criminal. It was dope.

I thought it was aight. i liked it more the second time I watched it. Its an interesting Sci-Fi film.

The story is about an ancient egyptian bridge that can send people across space. The US military sends a team through where they find people being dominated by an ancient alien. Im probably not explaining it right...

I thought it was only a TV show because I remembered the show as a kid but the movie is kind of dope.

Very interesting film. Took some elements from the Matrix obviously but with an easier to understand story.

For those that haven't seen it: The movie takes place in a future where humans have begun taking medicines to suppress emotions because they find that emotions lead to war etc. So a society very similar to Orwell's 1984 springs up. Bale's character stops taking the meds and begins to "feel" making him an enemy of the state.

Bale was bodying cats in here and Tay Diggs was a good character too.

 

[rapmastermind]

GRADE = A

Wow, I'm late. Fantastic, Fantastic movie. I judge movies very simply. Did it take me out of my reality and into that world. Did the actors make me believe the situation of the film. This film did that a more. EVERYONE did great in their characters. Of course Benicio killed it, litterially, lol. I liked Emily Blunt character because it was realistic that someone would act like that being thrown into the real situation. Daniel Kaluuya who played her Partner Reggie was good in a limited role. Liked Josh Brolin in this as well. Basically the story is told through the FBI/CIA/DEA perspective and what we really do behind the scenes in the drug game. What I enjoyed most about it was how real it was. The Dinner Table Scene made this movie worth the watch by itself. As well as the ending with Emily and Benicio.

The reason I was cool with not really showing the Cartel perspective because it wasn't really about them it was more about how The US is fighting them. With that said we saw the brutality of the cartel and it helped to understand what they were fighting for. Benicio character was very complex and fully in control. I loved him in this role because no matter what insane sh!t was going on around them, he seemed completely calm and in control the whole movie. The themes and symbolism were strong as far as the drug game and the backroom deals that go on. LOL @ Emily Blunt character actions near the end. Benicio had ever right to check her. The apartment scene was mad real too because she had to really make a decision how hard was she really going to ride for "Justice, The Law". Amazing movie, Benicio got robbed by the Oscars.

 

[not_osirus_jenkins]

Legend the Krays. Shit was dope. Tom Hardy is gonna go down as one of the GOATS. Story of how the twin brothers took over London. I wished they would he shown more of the illegal side side and the gangster part but great nonetheless.

 

[Qiv_Owan]

What is Tarentino fascination with the word nigger

Its a contractual obligation...if he cant use it he wont make a movie

 

[R.D.]

What is Tarentino fascination with the word nigger

Its a contractual obligation...if he cant use it he wont make a movie

I was watching hateful eight like gah dayum...decent movie though

Sam was that nigga

 

[A.J. Trillzynski]

just finished season 1 of Mr. Robot.. gutted; amazing show. Ready for season 2 ASAP

 

[Lou Cypher]

Loved that mr. Robot show can't wait to see season 2. I feel like they still have to explain some stuff from season 1. I can't remember the finale though so I'm not sure if it tied up any loose ends

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

The drop

And mad max fury road

Liked both

Gonna go back and watch the original mad max films

 

[BangEm_Bart]

movie night with the lady tomorrow. Y'all got any suggestions on some horror or action shit?

 

[rip.dilla]

Pineapple Express - Stoner comedy with James Franco and Seth Rogen. Franco was the funniest here and very random reggae soundtrack. ..

The Candidate - Released in 1972 and stars Robert Redford as a lawyer running for Congress representing California. Basically a discuss on human moral ethics and values versus the murk and artificiality of politics..

Apollo 13 - based on real events of 4 American astronauts whose space craft experiences hazardous technical faults as they are about to travel to the Moon and their strong determination and will to return to Earth .. happened in 1970. Technically sound and I read very tedious copy and attention to detail with set design of the space centre of the time including space craft.

 

[playmaker88]

SPECTRE

I dont know how anyone else feels but Craig is the GOAT bond. Im not going to sit up here and tell you i watched all Bond movies because i have not even half of them. But Craig is that dude. There is no cheese factor with him at all. Pierce Brosnan was cool but he just takes it to the next level. The car chase scenes are always great.

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

Glory starring Matthew Broderick denzel washio and Morgan freeman

In my top 3 favorite films Washington won a Oscar for his role in the film ifcu haven't seen it ...make time to do so I won't give anything away but its a powerful film

 

[marc123]

Jus binged Hulu's comedy-drama Casual. Solid watch. Not haha funny, more a couple chuckles here n there. Not over the top n doesn't try to hard. But funny none the less. Really jus a buncha flawed regular white ppl going thru everyday life. I fucks with it.

Season 1 trailer:

 

[Snatch Some Collars]

My girl wanted to watch this the other day. I was hi and it kept my attention so I guess it's decent enough to check out. Bout a weird bitch that seam like she got telekinetic abilities but she is obviously possessed. The dumb asses that run the institute call the government and the military wants to make weapon outta this possessed bitch but everyone that works there starts having fucked up evil shit happen in their lives.