[emseateng2014]

rewatched eagle eye

[Ray.]

Office Space

Such a funny, relatable movie

[emseateng2014]

rewatched into the storm

[emseateng2014]

rewatched scouts the guide to the zombie apocalypse

[emseateng2014]

rewatched the 1987 verison of the running man

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Frankenstein it was cool. 7/10

The apprentice 2024 film 7/10

Totally killer a movie that would have been popular and a cult classic in the early 2000s. It's good 6/10

True deception/the adderral diaries James Franco, Timothee Chalamet, Christian slater. 8/10

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein…I thought it was very good/very well portrayed in showing the story from both perspectives of the creator and the created…which one was the monster…?…I would say neither one of them…the cast was perfect…Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi and Mia Goth and the always excellent Christoph Waltz ……so many heartbreaking elements to the story and so beautifully done…maybe a story as old as time but never loses that emotional journey it is …8/10…

I watched it and it was cool. I would say Frankenstein was the monster by trying to create something bigger than himself out of self serving ambition.

[Livia]

El Camino Christmas. The story of a holdup, kinda, at a liquor store in El Camino, Nevada. Stars Vincent D'Onofrio, Dax Shepherd, Tim Allen. Really enjoyed it. Some LOL moments, great alternative to the usual Christmas schmaltz. 8.5/10

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

I spent all weekend doing absolutely nothing but watching movies and I loved it. Now it's Monday again




The minute you wake up dead with Morgan Freeman. Tbh no idea what was going on with this film.

Spoiler:

Seemed like there were several villains but not quite sure what they were after. After one character that appeared to be the villain was killed, the film went on and on and I honestly stopped following at that point but wondered why the film still went on when it seemed the main villain was killed. Haven't got a clue why all that killing occurred.

Dark crimes with Jim Carrey. Dark role, not the usual comedic roles. Anyway it's one of those you really have to pay attention to every second to understand what is going on...I didn't! I went back to Wikipedia after to understand what I just watched but once you understand what it's about it's cool.

[Zizu]

I watch The Others last night at about 4am

Fabulous ghost story

I have such a dreadful memory that I watch it about once a year and the twist still amazes me

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

Frankenstein it was cool. 7/10

The apprentice 2024 film 7/10

Totally killer a movie that would have been popular and a cult classic in the early 2000s. It's good 6/10

True deception/the adderral diaries James Franco, Timothee Chalamet, Christian slater. 8/10

….ahhhhh, I’m glad that you enjoyed the Frankenstein adaption, I did too…I liked the casting a lot of all of the main characters and I especially loved ‘the monster’s story’….it’ll be interesting to see how Jacob Elordi portrays Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights…

[Oliver_W]

Highlander.

8/10

[Ray.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Highlander.

8/10

I love Highlander. One of the ultimate eighties films imo. Not in terms of its quality, but in terms of its gritty eighties NYC vibes. And the soundtrack from Queen (which is also basically the function that their album A Kind of Magic provides) is the cherry on top. Would you believe I've never properly seen any of the other movies or the tv series? I did start Highlander II (wildly regarded as one of the worst films ever made), but gave up about twenty minutes in.

EDIT - Oh, and I watched a single episode of the series because Joan Jett was guest starring.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Ray.

I love Highlander. One of the ultimate eighties films imo. Not in terms of its quality, but in terms of its gritty eighties NYC vibes. And the soundtrack from Queen (which is also basically the function that their album A Kind of Magic provides) is the cherry on top. Would you believe I've never properly seen any of the other movies or the tv series? I did start Highlander II (wildly regarded as one of the worst films ever made), but gave up about twenty minutes in.

EDIT - Oh, and I watched a single episode of the series because Joan Jett was guest starring.

My viewing of the movie was my first exposure to Highlander, apart from cultural osmosis and the Queen album.

I really enjoyed it, but I felt like, in a way I can't put my finger on, that the script was one or two drafts short? Or maybe that some "connective tissue" was left on the cutting room floor?

I'm not even sure why or what I mean

But it made me want to consume more Highlander media - even the second film!


Oh, and the Kurgan was so hot.