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Bald Brah · Apr 6, 2026

I just rewatched Batman Begins for the first time in years. I was pretty shocked to see a young joffrey baratheon in it. Didn't remember that although he wasn't famous back then. Lots of great side characters who became more famous later. Great beginning but lots of plot holes. Like no one who worked at Wayne Enterprises would notice batman using all the tech they worked on? The tumbler killing lots of cops on TV would have been pretty sketchy. The microwave device was pretty dumb too. But Nolan really put together a great film.

Homsar · Apr 6, 2026

The microwave is actually a legit thing lol, the bat sonar was more retarded from TDK

lgarthy · Apr 6, 2026

Rabbit_Games said:
You watched the re-make of True Grit, but not the original?
Then watched the original Old Boy, but not the remake?
pfft!

I've seen the original True Grit many years ago (won an Oscar for John Wayne). A Very different film in tone and purpose.

The remake of Oldboy looks like an exercise in futility, is it even worth watching?

Homsar · Apr 6, 2026

If you didn't like the original oldboy you won't like the remake

Kiki · Apr 6, 2026

Watch it for the scarlet witch titties.

Indyocracy · Apr 10, 2026

lgarthy said:
I've seen the original True Grit many years ago (won an Oscar for John Wayne). A Very different film in tone and purpose.

The remake of Oldboy looks like an exercise in futility, is it even worth watching?

Watch this instead(If you have seen the original). Almost as long, more entertaining

Ishad · Apr 11, 2026

The trip, after seeing the trailer for the upcoming us remake. Fun movie. Watch the sub. The dubbing is terrible

lgarthy · Apr 14, 2026

The Great Silence

A mute gunslinger fights in the defense of a group of outlaws and a vengeful young widow, against a group of ruthless bounty hunters.

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I am trying to catch up on the great spaghetti westerns that are harder to find/see 50+ years after they were made.

This one defies explanation on many levels.

Was it good? It was intense and unpredictable.

6/10 for it's beauty and nearly impossible film-making. (the horse in the snow, eg).

AND

The Night of the Hunter

In Depression-era West Virginia, a serial-killing preacher hunts two young children who know the whereabouts of a stash of money.

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Panned when it was released. Charles Laughton's only directorial effort. Decades later lauded as "one of the greatest American films of all time" (Roger Ebert).

It stinks. The original reviews were spot on in 1955...

4/10

lgarthy · Apr 14, 2026

The Shadow Strays

Skilled in the art of killing, a young assassin defies her mentor to save a boy from a ruthless crime syndicate — and she'll destroy anyone in her path.

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OMG...

A little too long, but it's a hyper-violent, amazing martial arts film.

Think "John Chick!" Only maybe with even better fight scenes, weapons, and gun-brawls.

It's on Netflix.

And, don't feel compelled to watch the entire film. It's like eating a gigantic ice-cream sundae of a film. You're done when you're satisfied.

Intrinsic · Apr 14, 2026

http://www.themoviedb.org/movie/23963-pontypool

Since I watched Undertone earlier I wanted to go back and watch this since it has been on my list for a while. Not exactly the same premise or anything, a little bigger scope. Three main characters instead of one, inside a radio station mostly listening to callers phoning in and trying to figure out what is happening outside. Sort of a zombie thing. I liked it, 6.5/10 seems just fine to me.

None of my shit works, fuck it, I'm going to bed.

kroenen · Apr 15, 2026

lgarthy said:
The Shadow Strays

Skilled in the art of killing, a young assassin defies her mentor to save a boy from a ruthless crime syndicate — and she'll destroy anyone in her path.

www.themoviedb.org

OMG...

A little too long, but it's a hyper-violent, amazing martial arts film.

Think "John Chick!" Only maybe with even better fight scenes, weapons, and gun-brawls.

It's on Netflix.

And, don't feel compelled to watch the entire film. It's like eating a gigantic ice-cream sundae of a film. You're done when you're satisfied.

Interesting, I have it in my neverending backlog. I made a thread about it a while back that wasn’t exactly met with enthusiasm.

The Shadow Strays (2024)

Title: The Shadow Strays (2024) Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller Director: Timo Tjahjanto Cast: Aurora Ribero, Hana Malasan, Ali Fikry, Taskya Namya, Kristo Immanuel, Andri Mashadi, Adipati Dolken, Tanta Ginting, Agra Piliang, Chew Kin-Wah, Arswendi Nasution, Adinia Wirasti, Nobuyuki...

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sole · Apr 17, 2026

Hadn't seen Ransom in a long time but caught it on Tubi earlier this evening. Mel Gibson and Gary Sinise, directed by Ron Howard. Highly recommend a rewatch if you like 90's thrillers and haven't seen it in a while.

Kajiimagi · Apr 19, 2026

Wife wanted to go retro so we watched Demolition Man last night. Funny that most of the 'future' tech is ordinary now.
One not so funny thing ,we're watching the part about the great ~~pizza~~ restaurant wars and it's Pizza Hut. I stopped the movie immediately and asked my wife was that right. She claimed she'd seen it but didn't recall. Turns out I had an international copy of the movie where Taco Bell was digitally edited (and not very well) out since out side of USA at that time no one knew what a Taco Bell was.

Demolition Man

In 1996, brash L.A. detective John Spartan and maniac killer Simon Phoenix are both sentenced to decades in a cryogenic prison as punishment for a rescue mission gone wrong. When Phoenix escapes 36 years later to wreak havoc on the future, Spartan is awakened to capture his nemesis the...

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Rajaah · Apr 19, 2026

Together - 9/10

Probably the best horror movie I've watched in years, and had the same kind of viscerally scary body horror as The Substance.

I'm confused as to why the missing couple turned out so poorly while the other fusions worked.

Holy shit though, surprised this movie flew under the radar, it was horrifying. A few scenes reminded me a lot of John Carpenter's The Thing which is extremely high praise from me.

Juvarisx · Apr 19, 2026

Rajaah said:
Together - 9/10

Probably the best horror movie I've watched in years, and had the same kind of viscerally scary body horror as The Substance.

I'm confused as to why the missing couple turned out so poorly while the other fusions worked.

Holy shit though, surprised this movie flew under the radar, it was horrifying. A few scenes reminded me a lot of John Carpenter's The Thing which is extremely high praise from me.

More or less if you go with it and truly belong together, it works, if you resist and don't you turn into monster mash. We liked it as well, my biggest complaint I guess is with body horror it helps to have a stylish film to contrast, this one felt just emotionally gross sometimes lol.

Chanur · Apr 20, 2026

lgarthy said:
The Great Silence

A mute gunslinger fights in the defense of a group of outlaws and a vengeful young widow, against a group of ruthless bounty hunters.

www.themoviedb.org

I am trying to catch up on the great spaghetti westerns that are harder to find/see 50+ years after they were made.

This one defies explanation on many levels.

Was it good? It was intense and unpredictable.

6/10 for it's beauty and nearly impossible film-making. (the horse in the snow, eg).

AND

The Night of the Hunter

In Depression-era West Virginia, a serial-killing preacher hunts two young children who know the whereabouts of a stash of money.

www.themoviedb.org

Panned when it was released. Charles Laughton's only directorial effort. Decades later lauded as "one of the greatest American films of all time" (Roger Ebert).

It stinks. The original reviews were spot on in 1955...

4/10

You have aroused my curiosity. I'll check these out.

Lanx · Apr 21, 2026

the pitt ended, googled medical drama to watch, a movie called code 3, it's a comedy about ems w/ the office guy. not good

ems dudes in la only make 42g a year? wth

Animosity · Apr 21, 2026

Lanx said:
the pitt ended, googled medical drama to watch, a movie called code 3, it's a comedy about ems w/ the office guy. not good

ems dudes in la only make 42g a year? wth

That movie was so terrible and preachy. Not funny at all.

Gamma Rays · 2026-05-04T03:55:30-0400

I watched Civil War last night : 3 /10

I don't have an opinion strong enough to warrant necro-ing the thread. My only interest honestly was to see the 'what kinda Americans are you' scene as it such a well known meme.

My opinion:

Basically the first 4/5s of the film felt like watching an okay episode of the Walking Dead. Little group that travels through wild territory and finding various bunches of people.

Some are good people, some are bad, some will murder you.

Some of the group die.

Then they get to DC and the final battle which felt like they were trying to make up for the boring first 4/5s of the film.

As if the soldiers would have the press following through in close quarters right at the end like that.

Also LOL at the stealth mode SUV on gravel.

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