I loved that series. Ended a bit fast though, and I really thought they'd make the villain more imposing.

Sleeping on Club Dread

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Christine (2016) with Rebecca Hall. I had known of the real story of Christine Chubbuck’s tragic final days, but the movie still hit hard. Hall’s performance was hauntingly phenomenal, she honestly should have gotten more recognition for it. It was a good film, but by the end, I just felt so gutted.

I highly recommend it, even if I don’t plan on watching it again for a very long time

Prisoners.

What kind of criticism is this?😭

The scene with the tank shooting the ground while it parachuted down to a lake is one of my favorite action setpieces ever. Whenever I see big action things in planes in movies like in Uncharted or The Gray Man or that one Mission Impossible I forget which one, it never satisfies me quite the way that A Team scene did. It felt like a perfect cartoon-meets-real-life style, which is a sweet spot that Marvel usually tries to aim for, but yeah, A Team has become totally overlooked.

It was way cooler than the Expendables, but like not as cool as John Wick. Or it was somewhere between the original Predator movie with the macho dudes in a crazy yet realistic action universe like Kick Ass

Not Salsa, not Flamenco my brother..

Is this satire?

Anything that's very depressing or traumatic.

There are certain scenes in Requiem for a Dream, Come and See, American History X etc. that make me not want to rewatch

Or stuff like Uncut Gems. Am I in the mood to be stressed out? Nah.

https://dai.ly/x8i9mn

This is the Oscars performance from the year Slumdog Millionaire was nominated (this is the best quality vid I could find). I couldn’t quite remember how large scale this was from when I watched it the night it aired, but I remembered it being more than just A R standing alone and singing.

Edited: I found a much better clip after I posted this.

FUCK YES SO HYPED FOR THIS!!!

Under no circumstances will I be watching this movie.

That’s fine, but I still wouldn’t call it one of the worst movies out there by any stretch.

I remain a committed and shameless partisan of The Secret in their Eyes, his performance in it specifically

That’s like your opinion man. It’s wrong though.

mask scene really surprised me. i went in blind and thought it would become a horror movie for a second lol. really enjoyed the movie!

I thought it was dreadful. Even gave it a second viewing. Just did nothing for me. And I like psychological horror. Night House was my favorite movie in years

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I personally would rather they not show the song performances. Typically, they're the least interesting aspect of the film. I'd rather have longer acceptance speeches, tributes, and cinema-focused reels, etc..

The only thing that was awful about it was the marketing/misleading trailer. That’s unfortunately a reoccurring thing with A24 movies.

It Comes at Night was fantastic.

RIP Ricou Browning, stunt diver extraordinaire.

He made that 2 years before waves, Ebert.

Star Trek Beyond was great. I felt he was great at being able to adapt the silliness of the Star Trek show but gave it a modern twist.

Boutella just fit in so well with the rest of the cast. I hope we get a 4th one but it's looking less and less likely by the day.

We'll definitely see in The Idol when it ever releases.