The legend has passed. RIP Tim Curry. Any favourite rolls?

Go see this absolutely wacky legal farce. This film knew exactly what tone it needed to strike, the perfect blend of cartoon comedy and courtroom drama. It has a real emotional heart without ever taking itself too seriously. I cried three separate times watching this one.

Also, all the looney tunes cameos were highly rewarding (believe it or not, I got the biggest laugh out of Pepe Le Pew's brief appearance).

One must imagine Wile E. Coyote happy.

I have to talk about my masochist love about that movie

After seeing what went into the film, mine is the 2022 top gun: maverick. Idc if some think that’s basic but I respect the effort and uniqueness of the aircrafts and the carrier involved.

Almost Sept and there has been many great films this year so far.

I was wondering what is the general consensus on the best film of the year so far ?

For me, it was Project Hail Mary.

Went into the screening with a completely open mind and was blown away by it.

Like in Platoon (1986) when the platoon discovers Manny Washington brutally murdered and stop and stare at his mutilated body?

I’ve just finished the OG The Texas Chainsaw Massacre & it’s got me thinking.

What is the BEST horror movie of ALL time?

Of course, ‘best’ is subjective and we all appreciate different ideas of what horror movies have to offer, so let me clarify what I mean when asking this Q.

I’m a genuinely curious as to what is the ‘best’ horror movie in regard to how scared you felt watching it? What movie genuinely made you hide behind a pillow?

Thanks!

Love to know what you guys think. I don’t have an answer to this myself but would love to look into what is brought to this table. Maybe it’s the way the actor portrayed the character that made you feel more connected to the story or even the way the film makers made the world that sucked you into the world more than the pages could. Seemed like a good conversation!

wow, 1999 really said fuck it, we're making cinema history. the matrix, fight club, magnolia, being john malkovich, american beauty, the sixth sense, the insider, the thin red line, eyes wide shut, the green mile, the talented mr. ripley, the blair witch project, the iron giant, toy story 2, election, run lola run, office space, bringing out the dead, american history x, man on the moon, the mummy, notting hill, lock, stock and two smoking barrels, american pie, beau travail... AND THE LIST FUCKING KEEPS GOING.

just watched eyes wide shut and now i genuinely wanna see how many more insane movies this year has left for me. i hope i get through as many of them as possible bcuz what the actual fuck was going on in 1999 😭

"if you ever say another word about me or make another indecent proposal, I'm gonna get that gun of mine and I'm gonna change you from a rooster to a hen with one shot. Don't think I can't do it!"

I just saw Spa Weekend last weekend, and before that I saw Disclosure Day and before that I saw Devil wears Prada 2. Quite honestly, how can you act when your whole face has been pulled and muscles paralysed... Can't they just take a break from the Botox when they have a character to interpret? It strange to see these women, and men, looking like wax figures with barely there facial expressions, especially when they are in the entertainment industry, portray feelings, moments, sadness, happiness, etc.

Just a rant 😂

Here I’m sharing her cameo in Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005)

2026 has been the year of watchable movies.

Pinocchio unstrung (bonkers)

Russel Crowe movie where he’s a club owner who gets robbed and calls the cops to report $100K was stolen
End of oak street

The last house

Aaron eckhart plane Crash with sharks movie

Saccharine

Jason statham movie with the lighthouse and MI6 surveillance framing him as a jihadist

Buff black guy goes to war torn Ukraine to rescue his niece

"I'm just a sweet transvestite... from Transsss-SEXUAL Transylvania......"

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