MOVIES: What are you watching?

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Originally posted by The Old Man:

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Originally posted by bates40:
cobain: Montage of Heck

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Originally posted by bates40:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqyPMyC2T0s

Simply one of the greatest works of art I have ever experienced.

As a huge Nirvana fan this documentary was memorizing - does not ask the eternal question of "WHY?" but provides an awesome and unprecedented insite into the life (and death) of Cobain

"memorizing"

"insite"

I will say, even though I have no interest in Cobain or this picture, the director Brett Morgan's The Kid Stays in the Picture is a brilliant documentary.

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Originally posted by bates40:

Okay, okay, fixed my spelling errors - hopefully I will not...have to clap the erasers after school

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Originally posted by The Old Man:

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Originally posted by bates40:

Okay, okay, fixed my spelling errors - hopefully I will not...have to clap the erasers after school

Someone has to do it.

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Originally posted by DoubleD:

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Originally posted by The Old Man:

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Originally posted by bates40:

Okay, okay, fixed my spelling errors - hopefully I will not...have to clap the erasers after school

Someone has to do it.

You may have fixed the spelling, but I think the grammatical error is still there. I think you mean "insight" and not "incite." Just sayin'!

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Originally posted by wineismylife:
I remember when I used to enjoy this thread.

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Originally posted by Parcival:
What We Do in the Shadows: entertaining tongue-in-cheek vampire movie out of New Zealand (shot as if it were a documentary)

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Originally posted by mneeley490:
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Good flick, certainly packed with plenty of action. But James Spader('s voice), dripping with sarcasm, is the best thing about the movie. Although I do like the humor injected here and there, too. Something glaringly missing from the recent Batman and Superman movies.

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Originally posted by spo:

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Originally posted by mneeley490:
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Good flick, certainly packed with plenty of action. But James Spader('s voice), dripping with sarcasm, is the best thing about the movie. Although I do like the humor injected here and there, too. Something glaringly missing from the recent Batman and Superman movies.

I liked the first Avengers way better.

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Originally posted by spo:

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Originally posted by Parcival:
What We Do in the Shadows: entertaining tongue-in-cheek vampire movie out of New Zealand (shot as if it were a documentary)

Sounds like you were slumming in the streaming section of netflix

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Originally posted by Parcival:
Maggie: All I can say is "Wow" this was a terribly boring, slow-moving, and predictable movie!! And, my bar for at least liking a movie, particularly when I'm watching on a flight, is fairly low.

There is enough content in this flick for ~a 10 minute short film at best. Arnold Schwarzenneger must have needed some extra cash for his child support payments

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Originally posted by Rothko:
Anyone seen the new Mad Max movie yet?

I don't know whether I should go see it or not. I am a huge fan of The Road Warrior, in part because I like the gritty, mostly realistic atmosphere and the real stuntwork - no CGI in that movie.

The new movie looks like they took The Road Warrior and pumped it full of steroids. Rather than beat-up, dusty cars, it looks like they are all driving custom-made deathmobiles.

I've heard that they tried to limit the CGI, but I just don't know whether that's true or not.

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Originally posted by g-man:

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Originally posted by Parcival:
Maggie: All I can say is "Wow" this was a terribly boring, slow-moving, and predictable movie!! And, my bar for at least liking a movie, particularly when I'm watching on a flight, is fairly low.

There is enough content in this flick for ~a 10 minute short film at best. Arnold Schwarzenneger must have needed some extra cash for his child support payments

is that the zombie movie?

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Three Days of the Condor

The Parallax View

The Day of the Jackal

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Originally posted by The Old Man:

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Three Days of the Condor

The Parallax View

The Day of the Jackal

Did not like TDofJ when I saw it in the theatre. Perhaps worth a rewatch?

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Originally posted by The Old Man:

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Three Days of the Condor

The Parallax View

The Day of the Jackal

Did not like TDofJ when I saw it in the theatre. Perhaps worth a rewatch?

Clearly the weakest of the three, and not sure you would change your opinion if you viewed again, but I enjoyed.

All three are from a great decade of cinema in my opinion.

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Originally posted by Jcocktosten:
Sixteen Candles -

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Originally posted by Rothko:

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Originally posted by Jcocktosten:
Sixteen Candles -

One of the classics!

"Automobile... Lake, big lake..."

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Originally posted by wine+art:
I Am Love

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Originally posted by BOMBA503:
Sunday night tradition watching movies from the 80's with my son.

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

Extreme silliness but never gets old

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Originally posted by The Old Man:

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Originally posted by spo:

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Originally posted by mneeley490:
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Good flick, certainly packed with plenty of action. But James Spader('s voice), dripping with sarcasm, is the best thing about the movie. Although I do like the humor injected here and there, too. Something glaringly missing from the recent Batman and Superman movies.

I liked the first Avengers way better.

I liked The Avengers best with Diana Rigg.

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Originally posted by spo:

I like Diana Rigg's character in Game of Thrones.

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Last Year at Marienbad