Movies! The movie thread

[floridaorange]

Oh it's good….. trippy and unique. Enjoy it.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Never saw it. Looks like it could be good.

Anybody seen it? What do you think?

Definitely worth the watch. Especially if you like SciFi Mystery.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by floridaorange

I find him unwatchable - similar to Emily Blunt. I think they ruin films and I don't know why.

I warmed up to him in The Last Duel and House of Gucci.

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

I warmed up to him in The Last Duel and House of Gucci.

I liked him in Gucci too.

Glad to hear that ppl don’t care too much for Blunt. I find her attractive but there’s something about her roles and movies that, I don’t know, detract from them.

[floridaorange]

Huge fan in fact of his non profit - I think the monologues he performs for Arts in the Armed Forces are brilliant. I have donated to it in the past and encourage others to do so as well.

[Alfisti]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Never saw it. Looks like it could be good.

Anybody seen it? What do you think?

I am torn on this one, not seen it because I feel it may be too trippy and spiritual for me. I love a bug hunt but suspect this will be too abstract.

[TXSTYLE]

Looks like a Fun, Good, time!

[TXSTYLE]

Watching this now....

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Watching this now....

Could be a fun Halloween movie.

I saw The Exorcist in the theater when it first came out. Scared the hell out of me. Always willing to give these movies a try.

On December 26, 1973, The Exorcist, a horror film starring the actress Linda Blair as a girl possessed by an evil spirit, makes its debut in theaters; it will go on to earn a reputation as one of the scariest movies in history.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Watching this now....

You know what, I'm so thirsty for horror it wasn't all that bad. Just don't go there expecting A+ level horror like Exorcist/What Lies Beneath and the viewer should be reasonably entertained.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Could be a fun Halloween movie.

I saw The Exorcist in the theater when it first came out. Scared the hell out of me. Always willing to give these movies a try.

I know a grown man who still refuses to watch this movie. I mean, cmon....

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by tranquility

I know a grown man who still refuses to watch this movie. I mean, cmon....

Regan was possessed because she had no faith. When I walked out of the theater on that cold rainy night I wanted to have faith and believe so bad. I've watched The Exorcist several times since then and even though that initial terror has worn off it still scares me and makes me remember how I felt seeing it that first time in the theater.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Regan was possessed because she had no faith. When I walked out of the theater on that cold rainy night I wanted to have faith and believe so bad. I've watched The Exorcist several times since then and even though that initial terror has worn off it still scares me and makes me remember seeing it that first time in the theater.

So true re bold. It must've been quite the experience seeing it in the theatre. I can't remember but I'm pretty sure I just saw it on TV. The sequels were horrible, although part 3 had one of the best jump scares ever.

Similar to your rainy walk back, I remembered a few days after watching The Blair Witch Project (rewatching it doesn't have any effect whatsoever, it's a joke really, but somehow the first viewing made an impression) and felt a bit of dread cuz one late night I had to close the office and needed to walk down several floors in a dimly-lit stairwell to reach street level.


You gotta have faith! One of my fave horrors, even if it's a bit campy, still does a good job imho:

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by tranquility

So true re bold. It must've been quite the experience seeing it in the theatre. I can't remember but I'm pretty sure I just saw it on TV. The sequels were horrible, although part 3 had one of the best jump scares ever.

Similar to your rainy walk back, I remembered a few days after watching The Blair Witch Project (rewatching it doesn't have any effect whatsoever, it's a joke really, but somehow the first viewing made an impression) and felt a bit of dread cuz one late night I had to close the office and needed to walk down several floors in a dimly-lit stairwell to reach street level.


You gotta have faith! One of my fave horrors, even if it's a bit campy, still does a good job imho:

The original Fright Night was and is a favorite of my daughter and mine. Still watch it with her every so often.

The Exorcist has been so imitated now that it doesn't have the same effect on new viewers, like it did when it originally came out. At the time there was nothing like it. And it had great actors, though the special fx left something to be desired, but for the time they sufficed. Too much CG crap today imo.

[SRod321]

I remember they showed The Exorcist in theaters for a short while back in the early 2000s as a re-releae with previously cut footage. It bugged me out more then the original.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by SRod321

I remember they showed The Exorcist in theaters for a short while back in the early 2000s as a re-releae with previously cut footage. It bugged me out more then the original.

Saw that version. Yeah, even scarier with the added footage.

[Reborn_]

Annihilation was one of the very first 4K/HDR movies I watched when I got my compatible TV. It was visually stunning; for that reason alone, watch it. It was a good movie; I think it was 50% over my head from my recollection. And yes, it's weird, but I didn't regret watching it.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Saw that version. Yeah, even scarier with the added footage.

Ya, I remember the 'spider walk' haha. Still stands up even to this day, doesn't really look aged.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by Reborn_

Annihilation was one of the very first 4K/HDR movies I watched when I got my compatible TV. It was visually stunning; for that reason alone, watch it. It was a good movie; I think it was 50% over my head from my recollection. And yes, it's weird, but I didn't regret watching it.

I was in a similar haze but recall that it was decent enough. I think that the 'antagonist' looked pretty cool.

[Esteban]

Tom Cruise's High Flying Thank You.

[Fishee]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

I am torn on this one, not seen it because I feel it may be too trippy and spiritual for me. I love a bug hunt but suspect this will be too abstract.

Not a fan.
Seemed poorly written with weak characters and a silly/boring plot.
Visually appealing though.

Kind of like Arrival.
Bleh.

[Alfisti]

Yeah see Arrival shit me. Nothingness for two hours.