What was the last movie you watched?
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beat_truck
Addicted Member
Hocus Pocus (1993)
Goofy kids flick, but still entertaining.
Goofy kids flick, but still entertaining.
Eric H
Addicted Member
Once Upon a Time in America (2019)
I just watched this earlier this evening at the ArcLight theater in Hollywood and I loved it.
It perfectly captured the period and place, and Pitt and DiCaprio were terrific. The “what if” ending was classic Tarantino, insanely violent, and yet at the same time, funny.
I just watched this earlier this evening at the ArcLight theater in Hollywood and I loved it.
It perfectly captured the period and place, and Pitt and DiCaprio were terrific. The “what if” ending was classic Tarantino, insanely violent, and yet at the same time, funny.
judsonw
Super Member
I still am thinking about seeing this. In university, a theatre group I liked on campus that only did black box theatre did a two man play version of this story for Halloween. It was really fun and actually a bit scary.
Last week I watched Cloud Atlas for the first time. A very ambitious storyline that borders on parallel plots. Recommended for its ambitiousness.
I have read the book and rather enjoyed it. Have been hesitant about seeing a movie adaptation of it given the book's ambition. May still check it out.
Beatnik
What's this ?
It's actually a good watch, haven't read the book so have nothing to compare it to. I did see Hammer in the production credits.
Yep.
Snade
humble AK member
I watched "The Mule" with Clint Eastwood (the star and director of the movie).
Eastwood is currently my favorite working director. He allows a story to play out at a normal pace - no need for constant action or contrived twists and turns.
The story and the characters seem real. And over the two hours of the movie you learn to understand and feel for the characters.
So many movies today feel like a video game. It's a two hour ride that you forget about quickly.
But I thought a lot about the story of The Mule and Eastwood's character long after the movie was over.
I highly recommend it.
Cheers,
Snade
Eastwood is currently my favorite working director. He allows a story to play out at a normal pace - no need for constant action or contrived twists and turns.
The story and the characters seem real. And over the two hours of the movie you learn to understand and feel for the characters.
So many movies today feel like a video game. It's a two hour ride that you forget about quickly.
But I thought a lot about the story of The Mule and Eastwood's character long after the movie was over.
I highly recommend it.
Cheers,
Snade
The Mule.
A friend recommended it. A good story with fine performances all round. Clint has the luxury of having scripts written for him. This translates to quality movies which aren't done out of necessity. They are movies done out of love of telling a tale.
More power to the guy.
A friend recommended it. A good story with fine performances all round. Clint has the luxury of having scripts written for him. This translates to quality movies which aren't done out of necessity. They are movies done out of love of telling a tale.
More power to the guy.
squirrelnest
Lunatic Member
Duck Soup (1933)
The Mule. Thanks for the recommendations fellas; very good movie.
Mystic
We're all born mad
I, too, enjoyed this one a lot. Helluva tale, ain' it?
