The Movies Thread

Knock At The Cabin is exactly like Split.
The acting is superb, the directory work is great, the writing is tight…. But couldnt help thinking its just like Split but that movie is a master class. This movie just works aftar that.

u know the twist is there is no twist again
 
Saw Guardians 3, loved it. Put it above 2 and below 1. Has the best villain of the 3 and one if the best villains of the MCU, where it comes to motivation and performance, although his superpowers are a bit generic. Note that frequent depictions of animal cruelty will be very hard for some people to stomach.
 



The ending is so so stupid yet i love it. Never fails me to make me laugh

I'm still using the product so the alien won't eat me when they come, lol
 
Just finished this movie, god damn still entertaining as hell. I still believe this is the rocks' best movie. The only problem i had with the movie is the scottish guy (or irish ?) got very little screen time, lol.

 
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Isslander said:
Saw Guardians 3, loved it. Put it above 2 and below 1. Has the best villain of the 3 and one if the best villains of the MCU, where it comes to motivation and performance, although his superpowers are a bit generic. Note that frequent depictions of animal cruelty will be very hard for some people to stomach.
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I dont really like the mcu since every movie is the same. Infinity War and Thor Ragnarok are amazing and the Guardians trilogy is a lighting in the bottle imo like the og Star Wars Trilogy.
 
Have I lost my mind or are the three latest Star Wars movies the best of all?
 
PES4eva said:
Have I lost my mind or are the three latest Star Wars movies the best of all?
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Do you mean the Disney Trilogy Episodes 7-8-9?

The easy answer would be, yes you lost your mind.... But let's discuss about it. Did you like them? What did you like about them?

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For me, Episode 7 could be a stand alone, special direct to DVD anniversary edition, and this just for the nostalgia.

Episode 8 was forgetable by every means, 90% of the movie was a spaceship chase, and the rest 10% was some mini arks, concept stories that did never developed in the future, they tried to make Star Wars more like Dragon Ball.

Episode 9, IMHO is the most forgetable of all of 3, i didn't even managed to rewatct it 2nd time after the cinema, the story was barebones back to basics, with an asspull core villain and a predictable by every side ending. THey also somehow forgot every subplot they introduced in the previous 2 movies.

Maybe it's only me, but the most recent trilogy did not generate me the passion for a new movie or story, or a sequel. I honstly prefer the Disney mini series, cartoon or CGI or whatever against any movie of the new trilogy. I don't even have the will to rewatch any of them.

And i am not even the hardcore guy. I loved the prequel trilogy as much as the original trilogy.
 
slamsoze said:
Do you mean the Disney Trilogy Episodes 7-8-9?

The easy answer would be, yes you lost your mind.... But let's discuss about it. Did you like them? What did you like about them?

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For me, Episode 7 could be a stand alone, special direct to DVD anniversary edition, and this just for the nostalgia.

Episode 8 was forgetable by every means, 90% of the movie was a spaceship chase, and the rest 10% was some mini arks, concept stories that did never developed in the future, they tried to make Star Wars more like Dragon Ball.

Episode 9, IMHO is the most forgetable of all of 3, i didn't even managed to rewatct it 2nd time after the cinema, the story was barebones back to basics, with an asspull core villain and a predictable by every side ending. THey also somehow forgot every subplot they introduced in the previous 2 movies.

Maybe it's only me, but the most recent trilogy did not generate me the passion for a new movie or story, or a sequel. I honstly prefer the Disney mini series, cartoon or CGI or whatever against any movie of the new trilogy. I don't even have the will to rewatch any of them.

And i am not even the hardcore guy. I loved the prequel trilogy as much as the original trilogy.
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Yeah 7,8,9 the latest movies. I don’t really watch Star Wars for its storyline because let’s be honest they’re no Godfather. They’re just those kinds of movies that are fun to watch. I think it’s more to do with the fact that 4,5,6 are difficult to watch these days. I agree 1,2,3 are great. I love Ewan McGregor in those with his posh accent 😁 but yeah there’s something about the last 3 bringing original characters back that make it fun to watch and I enjoyed the back and forth with Rey and Kylo Ren.
 
I watched something on YouTube where Piers Morgan interviews former mob boss Michael Franzese who is Goodfellas apparently. Had absolutely no idea πŸ˜‚
 
Robin Williams' little-known film and today's 'Sofia' robot in a film 20 years ago is described. Finally, for book lovers, Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot"



 
I am sharing my own list and my list of approximately 28k movies for those who are interested. I made a search bar.

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Hayes said:
28k 😳

how many movies have you watched from this list ?
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I think it's close to 2000 πŸ˜…πŸ€— (By the way, 7k list is my own, 28k total is all)
 
That's impressive, if i could count my own probably less than 50, lol

Speaking of... Before i forgot everything i watch, last week i watched spiderman no way home. First mcu movie i've seen in years since Dr. Strange 1 & first time i've seen tom holland spiderman movie. Overall it's good movie. Willem dafoe performance is outstanding but the's one scene with the fat kid grandma ugh it's so annoying, i watch the movie for spiderman not to see that stupid grandma rambling her mouth.

I just wished it's less CGI'd, the movie looks too clean, bring back the real & dirty environment. Not everything needs to be digitalized.
 
Really everything has become digital now, the difference in the Batman series is really visibly different. In the 1989 Batman series, the foggy environment of the city impressed me and made me feel natural, and in the 2005 Batman, the use of effects and visual animations, wow oh my god
 
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