[1MOREMOD]

He should trick them by coming to the fight with a Walker and wearing depends, make it a comedy

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by The Libertine

Sure do! Check out “Triple Frontier” recently released on Netflix. Great action film.

Watched it a while back. It wasn’t bad but could be much better.

[The Libertine]

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

I'll watch this one.

Damn Straight! So very excited when I first learned about this one, and the trailer did not disappoint one bit!

[King Rudi]

The girlfriend and I watched Rim of the World last night. Oddly it wasn't about Florida.... Ba Dum Tssss!

The entire time we were trying to decide who/what age group was their target audience. Some of the language and dialogue was too much for a younger audience, yet there was so many details missing from the film coupled along with so much cheese it could not have been marketed for adults. Pretty strange little film. We watched because I expected something similar to Stranger Things that her kids might like so we previewed it. We were completely disappointed with damn near every aspect of it.

[christofis135i]

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

I'll watch this one.

The fact that they used "old town road" as the song just makes it seem like one big meme movie lmao. Can't take it serious with that song

[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by christofis135i

The fact that they used "old town road" as the song just makes it seem like one big meme movie lmao. Can't take it serious with that song

What's with the song? Seriously am I missing something?

[TXSTYLE]

Watched CAPTIVE STATE last night.

Highly Recommend!!

I just love movies that actually surprised me at how well they unfold. Great acting and pace.

[BMW F22]

Anyone seen “Always Be My Maybe” yet?

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Anyone seen “Always Be My Maybe” yet?

Yes watched it last night. Funny because of the cast - the parts with Keanu Reeves were particularly funny, and Randall Park is always funny. Overall, what you’d expect - a little sappy and certainly no epic film, but pretty good for a Netflix movie.

[Captain Blood]

Loading up deadwood. I'll let y'all know how it is.

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Anyone seen “Always Be My Maybe” yet?

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Yes watched it last night. Funny because of the cast - the parts with Keanu Reeves were particularly funny, and Randall Park is always funny. Overall, what you’d expect - a little sappy and certainly no epic film, but pretty good for a Netflix movie.

the wifey and I just watched this yesterday. it was a funny movie. Keanu Reeves was funny. he played himself but was he really playing himself or someone else?

[The Libertine]

Wife and I went to see the thriller/psychological horror film “Ma” this afternoon. I’ll say it is okay and leave it at that. Mildly entertaining, but more of a subdued (and transparent) thriller than a horror flick. My advice is to wait until it shows up on cable or Netflix.

[BMW F22]

Finished Always Be My Maybe. Enjoyed it. It was funny and a bit heartwarming.

Watched Rocketman and Godzilla this weekend in Imax. Rocketman was disappointing, nothing like Bohemian Rhapsody which was a great movie. Godzilla was very enjoyable and had a lot of action/fight scenes. And it wasn’t as dark as the last one so we can see just fine.

[Captain Blood]

This has got to be a must see!!
The Ford GT?
Carroll Shelby?

[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by Schwarzschild Radius

This has got to be a must see!!
The Ford GT?
Carroll Shelby?

FUCK YA, I AM IN!

Oh, and I reposted it on it's own thread. This should be a must see for any car guy's or girls.

[King Rudi]

Watched Us this weekend. I'm liking this Peele guy more and more. I'm thinking he may be taking over the M Night genre.

[BMW F22]

Watched Native Son on HBO last night. Totally not what I expected at all and a very enjoyable movie. Won’t say too much but would recommend watching it.

[Captain Blood]

Did any of y'all ever go to "midnight" movies? When I was in high school in the late 80's, a local theater (Forum 303 mall) would show either "The Wall", "Heavy Metal", or "Rocky Horror Picture Show" every weekend. My buddies and I would go about once a month. My favorite of those was "Heavy Metal". There may or may not have been flasks of vodka and peppermint schnapps involved.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Schwarzschild Radius

Did any of y'all ever go to "midnight" movies? When I was in high school in the late 80's, a local theater (Forum 303 mall) would show either "The Wall", "Heavy Metal", or "Rocky Horror Picture Show" every weekend. My buddies and I would go about once a month. My favorite of those was "Heavy Metal". There may or may not have been flasks of vodka and peppermint schnapps involved.

I loved Heavy Metal as a kid. With that line up and the showtimes, I'm guessing these showings were geared toward those who preferred a bit of a more hallucinogenic type buzz.

Back when the release of the newest beginning of the Star Wars films came out, the local family owned theater here did a midnight viewing of the first (released) 3 films - Star Wars, Empire and Return starting at midnight.

Three of my hoodlum friends and I went. Surprisingly we were the only 4 in the entire theater. The only employee left in the theater let us have our run of the place. We got extremely inebriated [I'll exclude the substance(s)] and even shared with the guy. He came and sat with us and "chilled" for the next couple of hours. He shut Empire down halfway through and let us run across the street to Wendy's, then let us eat in the theater. We of course brought him back some food as well. He even let us smoke in the theater after he realized we were taking smoke breaks and propping the emergency exit door open. Best movie theater experience ever!

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

I loved Heavy Metal as a kid. With that line up and the showtimes, I'm guessing these showings were geared toward those who preferred a bit of a more hallucinogenic type buzz.

Back when the release of the newest beginning of the Star Wars films came out, the local family owned theater here did a midnight viewing of the first (released) 3 films - Star Wars, Empire and Return starting at midnight.

Three of my hoodlum friends and I went. Surprisingly we were the only 4 in the entire theater. The only employee left in the theater let us have our run of the place. We got extremely inebriated [I'll exclude the substance(s)] and even shared with the guy. He came and sat with us and "chilled" for the next couple of hours. He shut Empire down halfway through and let us run across the street to Wendy's, then let us eat in the theater. We of course brought him back some food as well. He even let us smoke in the theater after he realized we were taking smoke breaks and propping the emergency exit door open. Best movie theater experience ever!

Me and a buddy rode our bikes 3 miles to be 1st in line for Empire. We were the second people in, but got middle of the theater. I never saw Star Wars in a theater till its re-release. I originally saw it at a drive-in.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Schwarzschild Radius

Me and a buddy rode our bikes 3 miles to be 1st in line for Empire. We were the second people in, but got middle of the theater. I never saw Star Wars in a theater till its re-release. I originally saw it at a drive-in.

That's awesome! Same here with Star Wars. My first time seeing it in a theater was the re-release. I did appreciate the updates and extras.....although I don't remember what they are now. So long ago and so out of my mind that evening. I do remember the buddy to my right fell out of his seat during the light saber fight at the end of Empire.

[UncleWede]

Rocky Horror was all they ever used to show at midnight, so I've never been.

I went to a Thursday first-showing of something Sci-Fi with my oldest son at 11:30. He drove because I couldn't. Can't remember what I saw, nor how I got home . . .