MagicBagley18 wrote:The Comedian wrote:
the first one was one of those ok i'm bored let's watch it movies and then turned out to be real enjoyable. i hope this one doesn't feel forced. it's been 10 years.
Man. I loved Zombieland. .
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MagicBagley18 wrote:The Comedian wrote:
the first one was one of those ok i'm bored let's watch it movies and then turned out to be real enjoyable. i hope this one doesn't feel forced. it's been 10 years.
Pacino62 wrote:CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:The Comedian wrote:
It's AWESOME, a significant step up from the hateful eight. 9/10
Good to hear. I thought Hateful Eight was boring. Not as bad as Jackie Brown, but in the same neighborhood.
And for those who have Amazon Prime - check out The Boys. I watched the first 2 episodes and it is really good.
Disagree completely on Jackie Brown. Gets a bad wrap. Hateful Eight, we’re on the same page.
As for The Boys. Holy ****. Just finished episode 5 and I’m hooked. Can’t stop watching.
Once Upon a Time tomorrow. Can’t wait.
MagicBagley18 wrote:Pacino62 wrote:CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:
Good to hear. I thought Hateful Eight was boring. Not as bad as Jackie Brown, but in the same neighborhood.
And for those who have Amazon Prime - check out The Boys. I watched the first 2 episodes and it is really good.
Disagree completely on Jackie Brown. Gets a bad wrap. Hateful Eight, we’re on the same page.
As for The Boys. Holy ****. Just finished episode 5 and I’m hooked. Can’t stop watching.
Once Upon a Time tomorrow. Can’t wait.
I like Jackie brown a lot also......”acrossssss 1- hundred and 10th streeeeeet”.
I thought hateful 8 is by far his worst film, the story was good but I felt that even for a Tarantino film it was over the top and the dialogue which is his strong suit felt forced and was trying too hard.
As far as this one it was much better than hateful 8 and I enjoyed it a lot. Ending was funny as hell and classic Tarantino, the visuals during the movie really captured that 60s feel Brad Pitt was great as was DiCaprio.
SuperDeluxe wrote:Netflix used to be fantastic for watching those movies that you skipped when they were in theatres, or maybe that obscure movie with a favourite actress. Now it's a pain to find anything interesting -- when you search for a specific title/actor/director, you get the incredibly stupid "movies related to" results... which in most cases have nothing to do with your original search.
BUT... Netflix is still great to discover European stuff. In particular, I've been watching some top-shelf Scandinavian movies. Some to recommend: The Guilty, Border, Let The Right One In, Force Majeure, The 12th Man, The Hunt, In Order of Disappearance, the Dragon Tatoo trilogy, and so on. They are mostly on the darker/disturbing side, and also their pace is the opposite of Hollywood productions, so they may or may not be everybody's cup of tea.
EDIT: And I saw Jackie Brown a couple of weeks ago. I liked it, not sure why the press killed it (at least in my country of birth) when it came out.
sam_I_am wrote:Watching Dark on Netflix. I was too tired for subtitles and figured I would check out dubbed version for a few minutes. 5 episodes later.... It is really good, a lot like Stranger Things.
Edit: already into season 2. This show is mind blowing.
CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:The Comedian wrote:MagicBagley18 wrote:Gonna check out “once upon a time in Hollywood “ tomorrow night....big Tarantino fan but was real disappointed in hateful 8 hopefully this is a good bounce back
It's AWESOME, a significant step up from the hateful eight. 9/10
Good to hear. I thought Hateful Eight was boring. Not as bad as Jackie Brown, but in the same neighborhood.
And for those who have Amazon Prime - check out The Boys. I watched the first 2 episodes and it is really good.
CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:I just got back from watching Hobbs and Shaw. That movie runs about 30 minutes too long. I enjoy the F&F franchise....but this one is pretty bad, and not the cheesy "bad" movies like the other flicks. Starts off well, and then drags on a bit.
reload141 wrote:CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:I just got back from watching Hobbs and Shaw. That movie runs about 30 minutes too long. I enjoy the F&F franchise....but this one is pretty bad, and not the cheesy "bad" movies like the other flicks. Starts off well, and then drags on a bit.
I've looked at it when looking up movies and keep going "Ummmmm... do I want to spend $21.50AUD on this?"
Hard pass.
CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:I just got back from watching Hobbs and Shaw. That movie runs about 30 minutes too long. I enjoy the F&F franchise....but this one is pretty bad, and not the cheesy "bad" movies like the other flicks. Starts off well, and then drags on a bit.