Random Movie Discussion

[Postman Dave]

Liam Neeson plus a gun usually equates to quite an enjoyable film so it's nothing less than I expect.

I beg to differ :blazy:

 

[Lover Boy]

I beg to differ :blazy:

What's not to like about Neeson and a gun?

 

[Postman Dave]

What's not to like about Neeson and a gun?

Well The Grey & Taken 2 weren't exactly barnstormers

 

[Wang Chung]

Well The Grey & Taken 2 weren't exactly barnstormers

The grey was an amazing flick. Taken 2 not so much but Neeson was great.

Destroying Sith with my Kindle Fire on Tapatalk

 

[Lover Boy]

I quite enjoyed Taken 2 actually, not as good as the first but alright.

Maggie Grace in a bikini was a bonus.

 

[Wang Chung]

Maggie grace in anything is a bonus

Destroying Sith with my Kindle Fire on Tapatalk

 

[Mitch Buchannon]

Maggie grace in anything is a bonus

Destroying Sith with my Kindle Fire on Tapatalk

Myself in Maggie Grace is even better

 

[Wang Chung]

Myself in Maggie Grace is even better

Me in mitch is better yet


Oh I have been watching some good ones like the explorers and I watched the spiderman movie from 2002. I forgot how nerdy Toby Maguire is

using facial recognition on my galaxy s4

 

[Postman Dave]

This Is The End is pretty fucking awesome, first comedy I actually laughed at in ages.

 

[Swinny]

I just watched In the Name of the Father, Daniel Day-Lewis is an alien. He is so good and so transformative in his roles, he really is whoever he is playing and rarely do you ever think of him, just whoever he is playing. Pete Postlethwaite is great too and just a really fantastic film overal, glad I finally watched it.

 

[Castiel]

Has anyone watched Boyhood? It's a movie that spans over 12 years of a boys life as he grows up and it doesn't hold back on reality. Just did a Google search and apparently it's doing really well critically but I'd never heard of it before today. MOTY stuff for me.

 

[Swinny]

Has anyone watched Boyhood? It's a movie that spans over 12 years of a boys life as he grows up and it doesn't hold back on reality. Just did a Google search and apparently it's doing really well critically but I'd never heard of it before today. MOTY stuff for me.

I definitely want to see it.

I watched World's Greatest Dad today and what a great movie. Robin Williams last great role probably, great blend of emotion and comedy. It's dark, real dark especially now, but it's also hilarious and I thought kinda the perfect movie to watch today and I'm glad I did.

 

[Castiel]

I knew after his death people would be lining up to watch that, amazing movie. Almost watched that last night actually but I couldn't bring myself to it. I still encourage everyone to watch it though.

Just found out that Richard Linklater, the director/writer/producer of Boyhood is also the same for Dazed and Confused! He also directed SubUrbia (not to be confused with the solid 1983 film Suburbia), a little underrated gem. Blew my mind finding out they never used different similar looking actors for Boyhood though, they shot this thing over an actual 12 years. Man, that just makes watching it even more amazing.

 

[Postman Dave]

Really wanna see Boyhood, probably won't until it pops up on Netflix though.

Watched Filth last night, pretty underrated film imo.

 

[Sabretooth]

Boyhood is the best reviewed film of all time. It has 176/178 on rotten tomatoes and a 49/49 on metacritic. A lot of critics called it the best film of 2014, of the decade, and ever.