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kingricefan · Aug 27, 2016

I finally watched Mad Max (the one with Tom Hardy). Had to see what all the fuss was for since it was nominated for an Oscar for best picture. Holy sh*t!!!! It NEVER stopped!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Non-stop action all the way thru!!! Great F/X!!! Best Picture? No. Best Non-Stop Action Flick? YES!!! Can't wait to see the sequel with Hardy. There just wasn't enough of him in the first one.....

80sFan · Aug 27, 2016

Just watched A Little Death.
Funny (and sometimes weird...).
I recommend it

80sFan · Aug 27, 2016

W

not_nadine said:
I've always wanted to watch Jaws like this.

We've (kinda) done that at our house...inflatable movie screen + pool + floats = as awesome as it looks!

Steffen · Aug 28, 2016

This is what I'm watching right now on Netflix, in honour of the 30th anniversary of its release.

Now he said "Sic 'em boy." What I heard was "Chopper, sic balls."

not_nadine · Aug 28, 2016

That's what the kids heard in the book.

Lynnie L · Aug 28, 2016

I watched The Road on netflix. VERY bleak and depressing, although Viggo Mortensen was very good. Not a feel-good movie, for sure!!

Arcadevere · Aug 28, 2016

i'm watching Le miserables right now, i regret watching it too late because it's so beautiful

Doc Creed · Aug 28, 2016

Lynnie L said:
I watched The Road on netflix. VERY bleak and depressing, although Viggo Mortensen was very good. Not a feel-good movie, for sure!!

Skimom, in a different thread, talked about the kind of books that scare adults. I'd say this is one that scared me. The book is very bleak and suffocating; a realistic vision of hell on earth. It was shocking and...gray, lol. Bleak. I have never seen the movie. Maybe I will watch it one day.

not_nadine · Aug 28, 2016

Steffen said:
This is what I'm watching right now on Netflix, in honour of the 30th anniversary of its release.

Now he said "Sic 'em boy." What I heard was "Chopper, sic balls."

oops nevermind.. movie too

MarkS73 · Aug 28, 2016

My kid wanted to watch Star wars: Attack Of The Clones today. It's like watching a videogame with bad acting...
I'm glad that they went back to the feel of the eighties with The Force awakings...

not_nadine · Aug 28, 2016

Frankenstein.

Bride of Frankenstein.

:love_heart:

Steffen · Aug 28, 2016

Well I just finished watching Stand By Me. I haven't watched this film since I was in secondary school. The last scene with Gordie typing on his word processor still makes me teary-eyed (shuddup). Stephen King wrote a coming-of-age story that's right up there with To Kill A Mockingbird and The Yearling. We really never have friends like the ones we did when we're twelve.

kingricefan · Aug 28, 2016

Steffen said:
Well I just finished watching Stand By Me. I haven't watched this film since I was in secondary school. The last scene with Gordie typing on his word processor still makes me teary-eyed (shuddup). Stephen King wrote a coming-of-age story that's right up there with To Kill A Mockingbird and The Yearling. We really never have friends like the ones we did when we're twelve.

I saw SBM in the theater when it was released back in the day. There was lots of sniffling and wiping away of tears by many audience members (myself included) at the end of that film. It's one of the best coming-of-age films ever. Now that River is gone, the end is even more poignant.

Steffen · Aug 28, 2016

kingricefan said:
I saw SBM in the theater when it was released back in the day. There was lots of sniffling and wiping away of tears by many audience members (myself included) at the end of that film. It's one of the best coming-of-age films ever. Now that River is gone, the end is even more poignant.

Dude, for real. In class all my friends saw it cause I was the resident SK nerd. We all saw a bit of ourselves in the characters. Fortunately for me, I'm still friends with most of those guys. It's a great story, and a perfect film.

Lynnie L · Aug 28, 2016

Doc Creed said:
Skimom, in a different thread, talked about the kind of books that scare adults. I'd say this is one that scared me. The book is very bleak and suffocating; a realistic vision of hell on earth. It was shocking and...gray, lol. Bleak. I have never seen the movie. Maybe I will watch it one day.

You've just described the movie, a realistic vision of hell on earth. Most of it looked as if it were in black and white, and it was very scary indeed. I hope if this ever does happen I'll be long gone from this earth.

Dana Jean · Aug 28, 2016

I watched

The Black Cat
Bride of Frankenstein
Isle of the Dead
The Body Snatcher

muskrat · Aug 28, 2016

Dana Jean said:
I watched

The Black Cat
Bride of Frankenstein
Isle of the Dead
The Body Snatcher

Wasn't The Black Cat weird? Karloff as a Crowley type, lurking about that awesome Art Deco castle. Lugosi as a good guy fer a change. That one was different, lemme tell ya.

Doc Creed · Aug 28, 2016

The Lady In The Lake. (Black and white, Philip Marlowe mystery.) It was ok but I kept wanting to fast forward.

Dana Jean · Aug 29, 2016

muskrat said:
Wasn't The Black Cat weird? Karloff as a Crowley type, lurking about that awesome Art Deco castle. Lugosi as a good guy fer a change. That one was different, lemme tell ya.

Yes, it was. And it didn't help that I was multitasking while watching it. I'm still not sure what it was about. ha!

Tim D. · Aug 29, 2016

Broken Lance, With Spencer Tracy, Robert Wagner and Richard Widmark. A good 1954 western, though it did get a bit slow and romancey in spots.

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