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lol what's good bruh speak ya mind. You riding for that movie that hard?
"Where's the lie" -AP
Movie Night (Official Movie Discussion Thread)
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lol what's good bruh speak ya mind. You riding for that movie that hard?
"Where's the lie" -AP
I don't know what you niggas looking for in ya classic tales of revenge movies, but I want the over the top shit
I also was high af when I watched it lol
Some of those scenes, I couldn't even make the stink face. In my mind, I jumped, but my body never moved lol
What's the fun in niggas dying after being shot once and stabbed in the eye.
Everything from the violence to the flashbacks to the reveal at the end. This checked the boxes for me
It's better than Aquaman, that's for sure
I also was high af when I watched it lol
Some of those scenes, I couldn't even make the stink face. In my mind, I jumped, but my body never moved lol
What's the fun in niggas dying after being shot once and stabbed in the eye.
Everything from the violence to the flashbacks to the reveal at the end. This checked the boxes for me
It's better than Aquaman, that's for sure
Marc123
You got it dude!
Im about 1/3 done. Meh. Had to stop it n take a nap, movie was putting me to sleep. I'll probably finish it one day.
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Yea i didnt finish.... Dont plan to either
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I need to check out his vampire movie from back n the day. Heard its wild.
Lou Cypher
The Tokin' White Guy
I watched "Abducted in plain sight" a documentary on Netflix. If you really really want to shake your head at white people, watch that shit. Some of the most astonishing shit ive seen in awhile. Cant believe those fucking parents or the girl.
OriginalMan!
SMARTASS
Overlord was cool
Hater Hearst Helmsley
I AM THE GAME
Watching Varsity blues for the first time
Texas accents horrible
Texas accents horrible
Lou Cypher
The Tokin' White Guy
Watched Velvet Buzzsaw the new Jake Gylynnhaal movie on netflix. I know im fucking that name up, but fuck him.
Movie was ok. Wasnt nearly as good as the directors previous film "Nightcrawler" but it was entertaining enough that i finished it. I hate that artsy fartsy world/lifestyle. So annoying to me. Jake plays a homo popular art critic who gets involved with someone who stumbled upon a dead mans art and took it against his wishes and sold it. Everyone involved in profiting off of dudes art starts to die in mysterious ways. I'd give it a 6/10.
Also watched that Sam Cooke Remastered doc on Netflix. That shit i liked a lot. Got me wanting to build a Sam Cooke playlist and bump it all day, but i never knew the circumstances surrounding his death. Does seem a bit fishy.
Movie was ok. Wasnt nearly as good as the directors previous film "Nightcrawler" but it was entertaining enough that i finished it. I hate that artsy fartsy world/lifestyle. So annoying to me. Jake plays a homo popular art critic who gets involved with someone who stumbled upon a dead mans art and took it against his wishes and sold it. Everyone involved in profiting off of dudes art starts to die in mysterious ways. I'd give it a 6/10.
Also watched that Sam Cooke Remastered doc on Netflix. That shit i liked a lot. Got me wanting to build a Sam Cooke playlist and bump it all day, but i never knew the circumstances surrounding his death. Does seem a bit fishy.
Hater Hearst Helmsley
I AM THE GAME
Watching indecent exposure
Mane lmao
Mane lmao
Watched Creed and Creed 2 at work yesterday and today
Loved both movies
My favorite part of the first one was the camera movements in the first fight in the opening scene of the film. I was expecting that same level of camera work in the main fight but it wasnt there. Be that as it may, I thought the fight choreography was pretty top notch
i give it a 4/5
Creed 2
I thought this movie was predictable as far as the ending goes, but thats not a knock on it. I was more impressed with the scenes that lead up to it. This film humanized Adonis even more. And really made you feel for him as he dealt with the loss of not having a father present, him having his own family, and his daughter born partially deaf. Im not gonna say MBJ had an oscar level performance, but I was able to really resonate with him and the scenes with Tessa. Those to me were the really important parts of the film. While Coogler didnt direct it, i saw he is credited as a producer. I hope he had meaningful input on the film
I give this another 4/5
but i have a question for the boxing fans. @Duwop, @bdp (i think)...would this fight even happen irl? No way were these niggas in the same weight class right?
Loved both movies
My favorite part of the first one was the camera movements in the first fight in the opening scene of the film. I was expecting that same level of camera work in the main fight but it wasnt there. Be that as it may, I thought the fight choreography was pretty top notch
i give it a 4/5
Creed 2
I thought this movie was predictable as far as the ending goes, but thats not a knock on it. I was more impressed with the scenes that lead up to it. This film humanized Adonis even more. And really made you feel for him as he dealt with the loss of not having a father present, him having his own family, and his daughter born partially deaf. Im not gonna say MBJ had an oscar level performance, but I was able to really resonate with him and the scenes with Tessa. Those to me were the really important parts of the film. While Coogler didnt direct it, i saw he is credited as a producer. I hope he had meaningful input on the film
I give this another 4/5
but i have a question for the boxing fans. @Duwop, @bdp (i think)...would this fight even happen irl? No way were these niggas in the same weight class right?
Well in the first one they did