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The Official Last Movie You Saw Thread (Part 2)

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  • TrueblueCATfan
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 16276

    #271
    DEADPOOL........this movie is flat out awesome......it is funny and action filled......FYI.....not for kids

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    • Blue Heaven
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 6283

      #272
      Originally posted by Will Lavender
      Creed.

      This has been reviewed and discussed at length since it came out, but it's almost shockingly good. The lead actor is wooden, but this movie has energy and heart to spare. Like the new Star Wars, it got the balance just right between being its own film and paying homage to the original Rocky films.

      Flat-out great.
      I talked about it a while back on here and nobody bit. I thought it was awesome as well. Sly was up for a Golden Globe for best supporting actor but not sure if he is for an Oscar. It would be a shame if he wasn't because he had a fantastic performance in Creed. I loved this movie.
      Isaiah 5:20

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      • KCKUKFan
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2014
        • 14228

        #273
        Didn't think Michael Jordan was wooden in "Creed." He's one of my favorite young actors.

        Will always remember him as Wallace (R.I.P.) in "The Wire." His work in indie fave "Fruitvale Station" was excellent, as well. It's directed by the same guy that directed "Creed" and it's a fantastic (and depressing) true story about Oscar Grant, who was murdered by a police office in Oakland.

        Not really sure why Sly is getting award recognition for his work in "Creed," other than nostalgia purposes. He's fine, but it's the same performance he's given in every "Rocky." Maybe it's because the movie itself is much better than the previous few "Rocky" installments.

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        • George
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2014
          • 10355

          #274
          Originally posted by KCKUKFan
          Didn't think Michael Jordan was wooden in "Creed." He's one of my favorite young actors.

          Will always remember him as Wallace (R.I.P.) in "The Wire." His work in indie fave "Fruitvale Station" was excellent, as well. It's directed by the same guy that directed "Creed" and it's a fantastic (and depressing) true story about Oscar Grant, who was murdered by a police office in Oakland.

          Not really sure why Sly is getting award recognition for his work in "Creed," other than nostalgia purposes. He's fine, but it's the same performance he's given in every "Rocky." Maybe it's because the movie itself is much better than the previous few "Rocky" installments.
          Where's Wallace, String?!

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          • Spiritof96
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2014
            • 13503

            #275
            Originally posted by TrueblueCATfan
            DEADPOOL........this movie is flat out awesome......it is funny and action filled......FYI.....not for kids
            Saw this on valentines day. It wasn't boring like Ant Man.

            I expected it to be more funny, more violent, and more raunchy. Like a comic book Tarantino film. I didn't expect the sexual content... I suppose after HBO shows it has become inescapable.
            Originally posted by John Stuart Mill
            ​He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that... He must be able to hear them from persons who actually believe them...he must know them in their most plausible and persuasive form.
            Originally posted by Robert “Hoot” Gibson
            No matter how bad things may seem, you can always make them worse.
            RIP: Charlie Munger​

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            • KCKUKFan
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2014
              • 14228

              #276
              Originally posted by Downes Van Zandt

              Where's Wallace, String?!
              I don't want this Payless wearin' MF representing me. Where the boy at, String?

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              • KCKUKFan
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2014
                • 14228

                #277
                Originally posted by Spiritof96

                Saw this on valentines day. It wasn't boring like Ant Man.

                I expected it to be more funny, more violent, and more raunchy. Like a comic book Tarantino film. I didn't expect the sexual content... I suppose after HBO shows it has become inescapable.
                Did you read the comics? If so, you shouldn't have been surprised.

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                • Spiritof96
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2014
                  • 13503

                  #278
                  Originally posted by KCKUKFan

                  Did you read the comics? If so, you shouldn't have been surprised.
                  I have read a few. It's been a while.

                  It was never on my pull list.
                  Originally posted by John Stuart Mill
                  ​He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that... He must be able to hear them from persons who actually believe them...he must know them in their most plausible and persuasive form.
                  Originally posted by Robert “Hoot” Gibson
                  No matter how bad things may seem, you can always make them worse.
                  RIP: Charlie Munger​

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                  • KevinHall
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2014
                    • 6857

                    #279
                    Originally posted by Will Lavender

                    Yes. Reviewed it above.

                    It's good. Visually shocking. Probably not a classic or anything but well worth the watch.

                    We watched while snowed in yesterday. It was good. Not a jump scare type movie but more of a psychological horror movie. It's very similar to an old movie called The Other. I also thought is was somewhat like the Babadook. It was worth the watch.
                    Kentucky fan since 1971.

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                    • Joneslab
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2014
                      • 39604

                      #280
                      Originally posted by KevinHall


                      We watched while snowed in yesterday. It was good. Not a jump scare type movie but more of a psychological horror movie. It's very similar to an old movie called The Other. I also thought is was somewhat like the Babadook. It was worth the watch.
                      It Follows, Goodnight Mommy, and The Babadook are all similar films.

                      Similar use of sound. Same use of "no-name" actors. All three filmmakers clearly giving nods and winks to other famous horror movies. I liked all three and thought they each gave something to the uneven history of the horror film.

                      I'm hearing The Witch, which opens Friday, is very scary.

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                      • KCKUKFan
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2014
                        • 14228

                        #281
                        Originally posted by Will Lavender

                        It Follows, Goodnight Mommy, and The Babadook are all similar films.

                        Similar use of sound. Same use of "no-name" actors. All three filmmakers clearly giving nods and winks to other famous horror movies. I liked all three and thought they each gave something to the uneven history of the horror film.

                        I'm hearing The Witch, which opens Friday, is very scary.
                        Going to see it this weekend with the wife. Might see you there, Will lol

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                        • KevinHall
                          Senior Member
                          • Oct 2014
                          • 6857

                          #282
                          Originally posted by Will Lavender

                          It Follows, Goodnight Mommy, and The Babadook are all similar films.

                          Similar use of sound. Same use of "no-name" actors. All three filmmakers clearly giving nods and winks to other famous horror movies. I liked all three and thought they each gave something to the uneven history of the horror film.

                          I'm hearing The Witch, which opens Friday, is very scary.

                          Just bought tickets for that one. I bought them ahead of time because we found this Cinema Draft house that we really liked. You have to buy tickets ahead of time to make sure to have a good seat and not down in the front row.
                          Kentucky fan since 1971.

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                          • Joneslab
                            Senior Member
                            • Oct 2014
                            • 39604

                            #283
                            Originally posted by KCKUKFan

                            Going to see it this weekend with the wife. Might see you there, Will lol
                            It's a total shame that we've never caught a movie together.

                            Though you may hate it cause I tend to open candy wrappers loudly and for elongated periods of time. I also pronounce Reese's Pieces "Reecee's Peeces" so you'd have to deal with that.

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                            • George
                              Senior Member
                              • Oct 2014
                              • 10355

                              #284
                              Originally posted by Will Lavender

                              It's a total shame that we've never caught a movie together.

                              Though you may hate it cause I tend to open candy wrappers loudly and for elongated periods of time. I also pronounce Reese's Pieces "Reecee's Peeces" so you'd have to deal with that.
                              Reese's Pieces are gross.

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                              • Joneslab
                                Senior Member
                                • Oct 2014
                                • 39604

                                #285
                                Originally posted by Downes Van Zandt

                                Reese's Pieces are gross.
                                The Sno Caps contingent ways in I see?

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