Posts by Terry Wilson5

wiredfox said:I honestly don't know how anyone could sit through that garbage of a series.

Look, you all watched it. The guy has been in plenty of movies lately—modern Hollywood cinema isn't exactly lacking his presence.

Since we're on the subject... one of the key actors in this thing is just completely out of his mind—total chaos, yet somehow acting totally normal. He's my old uncle 🙂
. But I'm not telling you which one.

Thomas Hayes said:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099172/ is a cinematic masterpiece

A very sad movie.. that role by Sonja Savic where she loves a man and wants to spend her life with him, but then due to a series of unfortunate events, she's forced to marry someone she doesn't even love. She spends her whole life suffering because she isn't with the one she actually wants, eventually turning to alcohol to cope... plus this guy getting beaten up and all that.
Just a depressing movie.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060196/

This thread can’t exist without mentioning Sergio Leone's masterpiece. Good, bad, or ugly—it doesn't matter. One of those characters even inspired the vibe in massive blockbusters like Avatar. It's pure cinematic greatness.
A total rarity, too... Did you know Clint Eastwood actually brought his own prop for this movie? He just found it in his attic. That's how low the budget was for one of the most iconic films ever made.

Charles Bailey2 said:Old school San Francisco. Pure nostalgia right there.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070723/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

Where on earth did Gdes pull this one from? It's like some old Hollywood legend dug this up!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au8c...mchilKarabulev

In my personal opinion, this is hands down the greatest scene ever captured in the history of cinema. Period. Go ahead, try to tell me otherwise.
It's right up there with that moment when he wrote her "wait..."—proving he hadn't forgotten his old flame.

wiredfox totally crushed it... we seriously needed a thread like this!

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/

This movie deserves a 9.5, not some pathetic 6.8.
Look, I don't usually go for dramas—I've sat through hundreds of them, believe me—but this one is on a different level. It’s fundamentally different from anything else out there. If actual love exists in cinema, it's right here, even if it doesn't end in a fairy tale.
It's a masterpiece being insulted by IMDb ratings. Honestly, it might be one of the greatest films ever made.
That final scene? Combined with the soundtrack? Some of the best stuff ever put to film. Period.

Charles Bailey2 said:My late grandfather used to say the exact same thing. 😁

Man, that guy was such a powerhouse... He had this one intense movie involving dynamite... Ugh, I'm drawing a total blank right now and the thought of actually Googling it makes me want to scream.

A death wish and the legendary Charles Bronson..

wiredfox said:nah, I'm more of a Salma type🥳

No way... Salma is just some dumb belly dancer. I need a woman who can actually hunt vampires.

Honestly, when it comes to spaghetti westerns, there’s only one guy who actually outshines Clint Eastwood... the great Lee Van Cleef.
I absolutely love his acting style.

Keith Ward2 said:Man, I love Yorgos' work.

But Lobster? That one hits harder.

If you ask me...

God, that movie was insane.
The concept was brilliant, but honestly? The execution was messy. It should have been shot way better.

Thomas Hayes said:How many times did you go at Salma Hayek?

You mean that scene with the snake? I can't stand those belly dancers. Ugh.

Killer topic, wiredfox!!!

Keith Ward2 said:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5715874/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_3

Killer stuff, Keith Ward2!!!

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116367/

Everyone’s probably seen this one, but if you haven't, stop what you're doing and watch it next.
I’ve always had my issues with George Clooney, but man, this movie proves why he’s the real deal. It's like watching Rodriguez and Tarantino team up to create another masterpiece of pure chaos. And that twist? Hands down the biggest gut punch in cinema history. That final line—"Can I ask you something? Have you ever been in this bar before?"—it hit me hard. Like, seriously, why haven't I?? Then you see Clooney's look... absolutely chilling. A total masterpiece driven by Tarantino and Rodriguez's killer dialogue.

Charles Bailey2 said:1. Spy
2. Marathon Runners
3. Who's Singing Over There?

That’s how my list would look.

If bat Stojkovic were an American icon, they’d name a whole city after him.
He came from massive wealth—he didn't need acting to live his life—but he turned his passion for the craft into a permanent legacy in cinema... specifically in Spy, where his performance remains unmatched in this part of the world.
Some guy on IMDb gave this movie a nine, and honestly? It was the most intense thing I've ever watched. Elijah Cvorovic is just pure lifestyle.

wiredfox said:that's just not my thing

Look, I'm not really into those martial arts movies either... but this one? It's a masterpiece. Honestly, the kung fu stuff is just noise—it's all about the raw act of revenge.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1183252/

Absolute masterpiece about this girl on the spectrum who’s a total prodigy at kung fu. Life basically screwed her and her family over, so she decides to go out and kick some serious ass.
A true masterpiece. I have no idea why this movie isn't more famous... just stunning.