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EastSideBucksFan wrote:

ReasonablySober wrote:Now that Cobra Kai is finally off of Youtube and on Netflix I'm finally checking it out. It's freaking great.

Huge fan of Cobra Kai series as well

Not often that an old movie gets rebooted into a tv series and it's actually good

Love them flipping the script and giving you the Johnny Lawrence perspective

Great soundtrack too

I was shocked this show was as enjoyable as it was. Not sure if I think it's good but certainly enjoyable. Awesome show to binge. Short and sweet at 30 minutes and it moves. I've been meaning to finish season 2 for months because somehow, during a pandemic, I haven't been able to block out the time to binge the last 6 episodes.



Daniel-san is a little bitch btw

ClassicJack wrote:

EastSideBucksFan wrote:

ReasonablySober wrote:Now that Cobra Kai is finally off of Youtube and on Netflix I'm finally checking it out. It's freaking great.

Huge fan of Cobra Kai series as well

Not often that an old movie gets rebooted into a tv series and it's actually good

Love them flipping the script and giving you the Johnny Lawrence perspective

Great soundtrack too

I was shocked this show was as enjoyable as it was. Not sure if I think it's good but certainly enjoyable. Awesome show to binge. Short and sweet at 30 minutes and it moves. I've been meaning to finish season 2 for months because somehow, during a pandemic, I haven't been able to block out the time to binge the last 6 episodes.



Daniel-san is a little bitch btw

He's a pussy.

Went and saw Tenet last night, going to have to watch it again on dvd. It’s good, not as good as Inception but it’s full of great ideas. Filmed similar to inception where it starts slow and then flies by too quick.

Looks awesome.

Just finished season 2 of Twin Peaks on Netflix earlier today. It was a bizarre experience from start to finish

PintSizedBox10 wrote:Just finished season 2 of Twin Peaks on Netflix earlier today. It was a bizarre experience from start to finish

I don't know if anything can prepare you if you decide to take the plunge on season 3. Might be my favorite film/tv of the past decade, but definitely not for everyone.

Just watched Green Book. A very good drama which i had never heard of before until a friend told me to check it out.

El Duderino wrote:Just watched Green Book. A very good drama which i had never heard of before until a friend told me to check it out.

Watch on YouTube

Decent movie, but very, very white washed.

https://time.com/5527806/green-book-movie-controversy/

EastSideBucksFan wrote:

WeekapaugGroove wrote:

ReasonablySober wrote:Anyone picking up Bill and Ted today? Against all odds, it's getting awesome reviews.

I'm planning on renting it this weekend. Even if it sucks I can't resist because the original was one of my favorite movies as a kid.

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Rented it on Friday

Legit good movie, first 15 minutes had me a lil nervous, but it's great

Well worth the $20 spent

$20?! Did you get a large popcorn and Pepsi with that?

VooDoo7 wrote:

EastSideBucksFan wrote:

WeekapaugGroove wrote:I'm planning on renting it this weekend. Even if it sucks I can't resist because the original was one of my favorite movies as a kid.

Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using RealGM mobile app

Rented it on Friday

Legit good movie, first 15 minutes had me a lil nervous, but it's great

Well worth the $20 spent

$20?! Did you get a large popcorn and Pepsi with that?

There's a scene in The Last Boy Scout where Bruce Willis is incredulous over the cost of Damon's Wayons' pants.

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That's usually my reaction whenever I get pay for tickets to a movie in a theater.

ReasonablySober wrote:

VooDoo7 wrote:

EastSideBucksFan wrote:
Rented it on Friday

Legit good movie, first 15 minutes had me a lil nervous, but it's great

Well worth the $20 spent

$20?! Did you get a large popcorn and Pepsi with that?

There's a scene in The Last Boy Scout where Bruce Willis is incredulous over the cost of Damon's Wayons' pants.

Watch on YouTube

;ab_channel=CrisDuce

That's usually my reaction whenever I get pay for tickets to a movie in a theater.

$20 is nutso for a rental. Maybe I'm just old school. You could buy it on blu-ray for that price when it's released.

VooDoo7 wrote:

EastSideBucksFan wrote:

WeekapaugGroove wrote:I'm planning on renting it this weekend. Even if it sucks I can't resist because the original was one of my favorite movies as a kid.

Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using RealGM mobile app

Rented it on Friday

Legit good movie, first 15 minutes had me a lil nervous, but it's great

Well worth the $20 spent

$20?! Did you get a large popcorn and Pepsi with that?

Well, my at home Coke (with Brandy) cost under a dollar and same for the popcorn

Considering that would be $20 at the theater, it really comes out even if you think about it.

Not something I do regularly, but, for a new released movie, this is the new normal.

I paid $5 to see Tenet in the theater (there were 6 people in the theater) Marcus has $6 Monday’s and thursdays I think in addition to $5 tuesdays

I put it 2>1>3 in order for the Bill and Ted series but all of them are enjoyable. Alex Winter was great in the new one and makes me wish he was in more stuff besides making his documentaries.

Renting a movie for $20 is not the new norm. Nothing normal about it.

VooDoo7 wrote:Renting a movie for $20 is not the new norm. Nothing normal about it.

The world is changing. So you can rent a new release for $20 (less than 2 people at the movie theater) and you are complaining? So for 2 people it's cheaper and for anyone for with a family or friends its way cheaper than going to the theater. Slightly different subject but people are so spoiled now. I laugh when netflix goes up 2 dollars a month and people rage. We used to pay 2-5 bucks a rental. How you have a thousand rentals at your fingertips for less than 10 bucks a month. Get off my lawn!

glenn wrote:

PintSizedBox10 wrote:Just finished season 2 of Twin Peaks on Netflix earlier today. It was a bizarre experience from start to finish

I don't know if anything can prepare you if you decide to take the plunge on season 3. Might be my favorite film/tv of the past decade, but definitely not for everyone.

Season three is incredible. Basically, if you enjoy the weird mythology of the show, all the stuff involving the black lodge and stuff, S3 is a must watch.

Hype

I don't get the outrage over a $20 movie rental. You're paying to be entertained for two hours. Not much different than a couple going bowling. You're paying $20 (probably more) to rent a lane, shoes, and a ball. You don't get to keep anything, just paying for the entertainment experience.

Lovecraft Country is amazing.