Film

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

The Game is great! Just a really fun watch in, yeah, a super 90s way. I'd put it fifth in a Fincher top 5.

[Mooncat]

For me it felt a bit like the same way I reviewed The Spy Who Loved Me a few months back; I could pick out tons of things that were really good about it, but overall it just left me feeling a bit meh. I would like to rewatch it again at some point though because I'll bet there's tons of little hints and things you miss the first time through.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

I Swear.
Great watch about a Scottish lad with tourettes. Wholesome, heartbreaking and hilarious.

This ticked its way to the top of the list tonight: you summed it up in a nutshell there. Aramayo was class in it. A fair change from Elrond! Funny he was performing opposite Peter Mullan in it too, who also put in a great turn in Rings of Power.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

New French-made sci-fi animation at the cinema today, Arco. Magnifique! If ye've kids, keep an eye out for its release.

This is nominated for best animated feature.

[Mooncat]

Licorice Pizza

This was my second watch of this. I think I enjoyed it more than the first time, but it's still not an amazing film beyond the nice time capsule vibes it has. I still do not understand their relationship at all. I mean I think I get the intention, but even then it doesn't make much sense.

[Trev]

Watching the Alex Honnold Taipei 101 climb, really wish there was an option to turn off the commentary

[Ollkiller]

Licorice Pizza

This was my second watch of this. I think I enjoyed it more than the first time, but it's still not an amazing film beyond the nice time capsule vibes it has. I still do not understand their relationship at all. I mean I think I get the intention, but even then it doesn't make much sense.

Bored the absolute hole off me that film did. And speaking of another boring piece of nonsense. Sinners. A nice song or two. Thats it. Premise was ridiculous too.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

I enjoyed Licorice Pizza, though I can remember none of it off the top of my head.

Sinners I really liked though

Spoiler

because they owned the metaphor through the final scene. not really a spoiler, but anyway.

[close]

[Mooncat]

Watching the Alex Honnold Taipei 101 climb, really wish there was an option to turn off the commentary

I genuinely could feel my heart pumping in my chest watching it. Scarier than any horror film I've seen. Alex seemed relaxed enough though 

[leatherface]

The Cable Guy

Much maligned Jim Carrey movie. It is a bit all over all the place,  though it has very funny moments. It seems like a horror script that was changed into a comedy last second.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Well, Bugonia was great crack.

[Sworntothecans]

The Cable Guy

Much maligned Jim Carrey movie. It is a bit all over all the place,  though it has very funny moments. It seems like a horror script that was changed into a comedy last second.

A better edit would have helped it for sure.

Mel Brooks:The 99 year Old Man was excellent.

[blessed1]

Watched Dead Presidents last night. Not sure how that one passed me by but I thought it was brilliant.

[jobrok1]

The Cable Guy

Much maligned Jim Carrey movie. It is a bit all over all the place,  though it has very funny moments. It seems like a horror script that was changed into a comedy last second.

A better edit would have helped it for sure.

Love this movie.
We had a guy that used to hang around our group of friends we called The Cable Guy. It was painfully obvious he wasn't wanted, but the stubborn cunt just wouldn't give up.

[Eoin McLove]

What really put me off that film at the time was Jim Carrey's lisp. When it came out I thought he was the funniest actor ever, but because he put that silly voice on I found him incredibly annoying- which of course was the point. I haven't seen it in decades at this stage. Maybe I would like it more now. Probably not.