September 1, 20205 yr On 8/31/2020 at 6:27 AM, wholesale_Melvin said: Holy Grail Mad mad mad world Weird Science Fletch Murder by Death If we are going off of his crazy newish movies then Step bros
September 1, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, Bwestbrook36 said: If we are going off of his crazy newish movies then Step bros I have a soft spot for Stuck on You and Outside Providence also. I find those two movies utterly hilarious.
September 1, 20205 yr 58 minutes ago, jrsu37 said: I have a soft spot for Stuck on You and Outside Providence also. I find those two movies utterly hilarious. haven't thought of that movie in ages. thanks, azzbag. HELP: thought Outside Providence had ELP's From the Beginning in it but must be another movie. That movie had three friends crossing into Canada (?) for sh**s & giggles one night. At one point the hot head friend mouths off to a gang leader, the smart friend/narrator advises the gang leader to beat the snot out of him enough so he learns respect instead of outright killing him. Idea of the movie ? EDIT: CROSSING THE BRIDGE (1992 )
September 1, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, wholesale_Melvin said: EDIT: CROSSING THE BRIDGE (1992 ) Never seen it, but now, after reading the synopsis, I kinda want to.
September 1, 20205 yr 2 minutes ago, jrsu37 said: Never seen it, but now, after reading the synopsis, I kinda want to. it's clearly a 90s movie, naive smart kid has two friends that he has to make a decision about his ethics about. the kid from Iron Eagle plays the hot head. Steven Baldwin is in it. good soundtrack.
September 1, 20205 yr On 8/30/2020 at 9:24 PM, hputenis said: My MIL doesn't like Dumb and Dumber. Understandable as she is turning 60 soon, and her sense of humor is terrible, but we definitely got into a verbal altercation about it last night. If you can appreciate that movie for what it is.........then you're doing it right. Someone name another movie that is quotable and hilarious from opening to closing credits other than National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. I'll wait. Jay and silent bob strike back.
September 3, 20205 yr On 9/1/2020 at 7:01 PM, 20dawk4life said: Jay and silent bob strike back. Pulp Fiction Reservoir Dogs
September 6, 20205 yr Are people just naming movies for the sake of it now? Whoever thinks Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is as funny as Dumb and Dumber should be taken into police custody.
September 6, 20205 yr 13 hours ago, hputenis said: Are people just naming movies for the sake of it now? Whoever thinks Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is as funny as Dumb and Dumber should be taken into police custody. I thought we were naming quotable movies, but I’m cool with just blurting nonsense out at inappropriate times, too. Keeps people away.
September 7, 20205 yr On 9/2/2020 at 8:55 PM, Agent23 said: Watched TENET. Enjoyed it. It is a LOT to take in and process. Wait hold up! Are the theaters open?? I haven't even bothered to look
September 7, 20205 yr On 8/31/2020 at 9:15 AM, The_Omega said: Airplane Tommy Boy I'll give you these. Both very quotable from start to finish.
September 7, 20205 yr My original drunken rant about Dumb and Dumber is being proven in the blog right now. We may actually gif Dumb and Dumber from start to finish. Not sure if I can use gif as a verb, but it just happened.
September 9, 20205 yr Saw unhinged. I went it with zero expectations but it turned out to be a solid movie
September 21, 20205 yr Watched an old fave last night, PCU. Stars Jeremy Piven, (before his Entourage fame) Jon Favreau and David Spade . PCU could be an acronym for Port Chester University, the college where the film takes place, or more for Politically Correct University, which is what the film is about. Considering this day and age, this film was ahead of its time focusing on the PC crowd (it came out in 1994). It's pretty damned funny. Kind of sophomoric and sometimes cheesy, but mostly funny. Lots of quotable lines from it as well.
September 28, 20204 yr 1917 - Finally got around to renting it and watching it over the weekend. Have it on again right now, they just climbed out of the trenches into no mans land. Incredible. One of the most striking aspect of the movie, IMHO, is the landscape. Often appears to be mutilated flesh, as if it was another casualty of, what had to be, unimaginable conflict and carnage. This film definitely deserves all the love it got.
September 28, 20204 yr 6 hours ago, The_Omega said: 1917 - Finally got around to renting it and watching it over the weekend. Have it on again right now, they just climbed out of the trenches into no mans land. Incredible. One of the most striking aspect of the movie, IMHO, is the landscape. Often appears to be mutilated flesh, as if it was another casualty of, what had to be, unimaginable conflict and carnage. This film definitely deserves all the love it got. That movie is a great example of why I’ll be back to the theaters as soon as good movies return. That movie was an experience in the theater. Absolutely incredible, masterclass on cinematography!
September 29, 20204 yr Author I drove over 2 hours to see tenet in imax. I will probably be moved to Minnesota at this point before NY state reopens theaters lmao
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