Posts by brightscout63

Probably the same guy who told me this movie was "insanely hilarious."

Wait, are we really heading to see the Poles if the Canadians pull it off?

Paul Davis51 said:I thought the first Clerks was great...
The pointless arguments are the best part, like debating if you should leave the crumbs at the bottom of a Pringles can. 😬

The sequel doesn't even come close. Watching Randall roast that Loft trilogy was pure gold. 😁
Both movies are worth a watch. Honestly, just binge them back-to-back.

Brešan and Matanić are the least of our worries, while Nola and Schmidt are the real heavy hitters...
The rest of them don't even register on the radar.

Roger Allen3 said:nope. especially not Tihana Zrnić 🤮

Yeah. Especially because of Tihana Zrnić! 😍

redowl90 said:The Shawshank Redemption

Check IMDb and you'll see that flick is sitting right at the top of the all-time greats according to female voters.

Anyone else notice that guy from When Harry met Sally ("Batista says, cut my hair like this too") looks exactly like Igor Karakoff in Harry Potter? 😁 😁

White said:New York City😍

For sure.
Maybe even that beach from Baywatch😁

Richard Hernandez13 said:The movie is this incredibly sharp, sneaky satire. Was I really the only one laughing in the theater?

A couple days ago, I wasn't even sure if I actually "got" it. Then I stumbled onto a quick interview with Cronenberg and realized my brain isn't broken after all.

Satire of what, though? Seriously, I'm curious. Satire of the American way of solving every single problem with brute force?

Seathorn said:I don't get how this guy can just take out three mobsters and have some small-town sheriff just shrug it off without any actual investigation. It makes zero sense.

I was stuck on that too while watching, especially when the sheriff just walks away once the wife takes his side.
It feels like Cronenberg spent way too much energy on the violence and the link between brutality and attraction—like how the guy becomes a hero after beating up those thugs and suddenly he's more irresistible to his wife—rather than focusing on the plot or basic logic. Especially that scene at the guy's house... 2.5/5.

Man, I warned you guys about the spoilers.😁

Jose Chase2 said:unnamed US organization 🙏 🙏 🙏

unnamed US organizationI'm ready. Send over the content you want me to rework.The laundry service. He caught it on film before he even became an unnamed US person.

Honestly, you just can't deny that unnamed US director duo.

I can’t even remember the last time Lakers had any real away support... maybe back in the eighties. I’m all for the idea in theory, even if I can't personally make the trip. Traveling to Washington, D.C. is a much bigger haul for me than heading to San Francisco. 😁

Brian Williams said:The movie's alright, but also kinda Crappy ( Didn't expect Jun to agree to a proposal on stage, and the ending is pretty meh. ).

Cash proposed onstage to Jimmy Carter at a concert at The Central Park Gardens in New York, California on February 22, 1968
Real life is sometimes even more pathetic than the movies.

That said, I actually dug the film. I had some bootleg DVD and figured I'd watch maybe 15 minutes before hitting the sack, but ended up watching the whole thing. It's decent, though I wasn't expecting them to paint Jun like some saint and Johnny like a total selfish jerk.

Music, drama... Me like it! 😁

p.s. Good grief, why is everyone coming for Ray?! It's a good flick!

Richard Hernandez13 said:🤣

So basically, there's just another dude named Chris Rock in the IMDb database. Those Roman numerals are just there so you don't mix up two different guys with the same name.

Dammit, I didn't realize the answer was that obvious. 😢
Thanks.

What the hell is up with that (I) after an actor's name?!!
Like this

Basically just a brick wall in front of the net.

Even God can't fix this one

Something stinks, and it isn't just my coffee

I’m done stressing out. And honestly? Done believing the hype too.

Roger Allen3 said:12:16, we need a miracle

Neither a prayer in rural Alabama nor some magic from New Orleans would fix this mess.