Movies

[Bohnjaggs]

I think it’s if you have Disney+, then you have the opportunity to rent it for $30

Oh... Well, maybe not such a good deal

 

[RenegadeMonster]

Here are some new lowest price ever 4k HDR movies on the iTunes store for $4.99 if you are looking for a good deal.

• Jupiter Ascending
• The Last Witch Hunter
• 2:22
• Mama Mia!
• Escape Plan 2
• Escape Plan
• The Wave
• The Hurricane Heist
• Criminal
• Dirty Grandpa
• The Legend of Hercules

 

[Melt Face Molly Drop]

I’m not sure I understand this fully...

Kindergarten Cop Is Canceled, Likened to Birth of a Nation

It's come to this: Kindergarten Cop, a banal 1990 comedy-action movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a police detective who masquerades…

www.google.com

 

[radiodead]

My final Barnes and Noble haul. Wild Strawberries and The Tree of Life are the only holdovers from the flash sale last fall.

 

[kvetcha]

I just watched Being John Malkovich for the first time and I felt like I was on drugs the whole movie.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

I just watched Being John Malkovich for the first time and I felt like I was on drugs the whole movie.

Now go watch Synecdoche, NY; Adaptation, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

Also, I guess Charlie Kauffman has a Novel out. Has anyone given that a go yet?

 

[supahypeag]

Also, I guess Charlie Kauffman has a Novel out. Has anyone given that a go yet?

The reviews have been...unkind

 

[Hhabelt]

Now go watch Synecdoche, NY; Adaptation, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

And Anomalisa.
And look out for I'm Thinking of Ending Things coming to Netflix in September.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

The reviews have been...unkind

That’s a shame. It seems like something that would grow in cult status as time progresses.

 

[kvetcha]

Now go watch Synecdoche, NY; Adaptation, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

I’ve seen them all and Malkovich was still somehow the wildest.

Love Kaufman.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

I’ve seen them all and Malkovich was still somehow the wildest.

Love Kaufman.

I think Malkovich was my first Kaufman either that or Eternal Spotlight. They are all bonkers (in the best way possible) I think Adaptation is my favorite (because: Cage) I would have a tough time ranking them on surrealism though they are all just so out there like if you described the plot to any of them I think they would all sound like someone describing a dream.

 

[Turbo]

We watched "An American Pickle" last night. Sometimes you just need dumb fun....

 

[gouis]

And Anomalisa.
And look out for I'm Thinking of Ending Things coming to Netflix in September.

I hated Anomalisa more than any movie I’ve seen in the past 5 years.

Adaptation rips though.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

I hated Anomalisa more than any movie I’ve seen in the past 5 years.

Adaptation rips though.

LOL, there was a reason I didn’t include it.

 

[Hhabelt]

I hated Anomalisa more than any movie I’ve seen in the past 5 years.

Adaptation rips though.

LOL, there was a reason I didn’t include it.

Oof. Tough crowd.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

Oof. Tough crowd.

It’s all good. It wasn’t my thing but I know a lotta people loved it.

 

[gouis]

Just saw Boyhood.

The prospect that the 2nd best photography student in Texas would go to Sul Ross State in Alpine is preposterous. But I don’t blame Linklater for wanting to film in Big Bend

 

[Bull Shannon]

I hated Anomalisa more than any movie I’ve seen in the past 5 years.

Adaptation rips though.

LOL, there was a reason I didn’t include it.

Gotta throw my hat in as well. I appreciated the idea behind it and the themes it explored, and I was really glad to see some independent animation on the big screen. But the middle-aged white-male malaise...even as someone going through that experience, my thought was "oh boo hoo for you."

Spoiler: Spoilers for Anomalisa, as much as one could spoil Anomalisa

The ending with the weird sex robot leaking gross fluid in the entry room kinda redeemed the whole thing because it felt like the movie was saying it was correct to think the protagonist was a bit narrowsighted about his own problems and the people around him.

Tom Noonan, though. No choice but to stan.

 

[gouis]

Gotta throw my hat in as well. I appreciated the idea behind it and the themes it explored, and I was really glad to see some independent animation on the big screen. But the middle-aged white-male malaise...even as someone going through that experience, my thought was "oh boo hoo for you."

Spoiler: Spoilers for Anomalisa, as much as one could spoil Anomalisa

The ending with the weird sex robot leaking gross fluid in the entry room kinda redeemed the whole thing because it felt like the movie was saying it was correct to think the protagonist was a bit narrowsighted about his own problems and the people around him.

Tom Noonan, though. No choice but to stan.

Something about it also felt extremely misogynistic