I caught a screening yesterday, and honestly, I wish I hadn't. It was incredibly poor—lacking any substance, completely devoid of fun, and most importantly, it wasn't even remotely funny.
The first one actually held its own, but this is just absolute garbage.
I caught a screening the other day, and honestly, it was nothing short of brilliant. It’s just absolutely brimming with emotion—everything from genuine laughter to those heavy, tearful moments and a profound sense of longing... I'd give it my highest recommendation to anyone looking for something meaningful.
Seven and Fight Club both sit comfortably within my personal top ten list.
Nice one, David. I’ve always been a fan of Zodiac and The Game too, though I wasn't quite as sold on The Social Network... the rest of them felt pretty mediocre to me...
The only redeeming qualities of this movie are the incredible soundtrack and those mouthwatering Italian dishes that make you want to sprint straight to Panera Bread just to get a taste...🤣
I’m having a truly terrible time with this one. It is incredibly rare for me to actually walk out of a movie, but I just couldn't take it anymore. After barely an hour of sitting there, I finally gave up. It is simply bad...
Joseph Clark37 said:It honestly baffles me why this movie isn't getting more traction here, because the quality alone demands it. Given the title, you might initially assume it’s just some mindless action flick set in Iraq and leave it at that. But in reality, it's a genuinely sharp political thriller wrapped inside an Iraqi war narrative. Damon is excellent, the combat sequences feel grounded and realistic, and the plot holds up. However, this isn't some loud, overhyped blockbuster like that disaster of a Robin Hood or Clash of the Titans, so I suppose it was naive of me to expect it to grab much attention on this forum...
Regardless, it has my recommendation.👍
It surprises me how overlooked this remains even on this forum, considering there are plenty of people here who actually appreciate cinema. It seems like we're mostly surrounded by people who think Twilight Peak Cinema is the height of filmmaking...
I finally caught a viewing myself, and man, it was something else. Damon is absolutely brilliant in this—he delivers a performance that just leaves you breathless... It’s definitely a must-watch!
There is one specific niche within the film industry that always strikes me as particularly absurd when you look at how they handle titles. I can think of a few ridiculous examples right off the top of my head:
Big Breast Of The West Sex Trek: The Next Penetration Shaving Ryan's Privates Ocean's 11 inches Schindler's Fist Edward Penishands Gangbangs of New York ...
rustyskipper3 said:Is it actually possible to get a payout from BetMGM using a Visa debit card?
My take is that you really ought to use the same card for both deposits and withdrawals, and if you stick to that, you shouldn't run into any issues...
amberheron64 said:I’ve got $17, just enough to get by. I don't even drink ☕
Gross... honestly, I'm better off just heading to $17 to grab some beef jerky, a Coke, maybe some ham and cheese, and then I'll just sit here waiting for the new
You seriously need to find yourself a sponsor, for God's sake 😍
Dennis Doyle3 said:Why not? I’d actually love to see some book recommendations focused on film. Ideally something I could just grab from my local library. Personally, I can't stand reading digital books on a computer screen.
You can certainly find plenty of cinema history at the public library, though I don't see the issue with an e-book; for me, a good book is just a great way to pass a cold winter afternoon when you have solid recommendations in hand...