August 14, 20223 yr Had an interesting find at a Goodwill near me. Tenacious D The Complete Master Works on DVD but the kicker is that it looks like it was autographed by Jack Black and Kyle Gass on the front artwork under each of their pictures with a silver paint pen .
August 15, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said: Had an interesting find at a Goodwill near me. Tenacious D The Complete Master Works on DVD but the kicker is that it looks like it was autographed by Jack Black and Kyle Gass on the front artwork under each of their pictures with a silver paint pen . Now that is a Cool find, congrats.
August 15, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, wegner said: Now that is a Cool find, congrats. The perks of living in SO. Cal I guess Got Muhammed ALi's autograph a long time ago just by being in Hollywood at the Famous little bar next to the Pantages Theater called the Frolic Room and ALi walked in.
December 28, 20223 yr Amsterdam was very fun. Really enjoyed it. Really liked The Banshees of Inisherin too. Reunion of Colin Farrell and Brendon Gleason from In Bruges.
January 3, 20233 yr Author Nobody asked, but here are my Top 10 films of 2022: 10. Till 9. Emily the Criminal (Netflix) 8. Vengeance (Peacock) 7. Banshees of Inisherin (HBO Max) 6. Decision to Leave 5. Everything Everywhere All At Once (Showtime) 4. The Outfit (Peacock) 3. Top Gun: Maverick (Paramount+) 2. The Fabelmans 1. Cha Cha Real Smooth (AppleTV+) First 5 Out: Elvis (HBO Max) Glass Onion (Netflix) The Menu Thirteen Lives (Amazon Prime) The Black Phone (Peacock) Others I enjoyed: Armageddon Time Athena (Netflix) Avatar: Way of Water Devotion Fall Fire of Love (Disney+) Good Night Oppy (Amazon Prime) Marcel the Shell with shoes on Nope (Peacock) Prey (Hulu) RRR (Netflix) She Said The Swimmers (Netflix) The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (Starz) The Woman King The Whale To Leslie Violent Night
April 17, 20232 yr On 1/4/2023 at 7:06 AM, Brian said: Nobody asked, but here are my Top 10 films of 2022: 10. Till 9. Emily the Criminal (Netflix) 8. Vengeance (Peacock) 7. Banshees of Inisherin (HBO Max) 6. Decision to Leave 5. Everything Everywhere All At Once (Showtime) 4. The Outfit (Peacock) 3. Top Gun: Maverick (Paramount+) 2. The Fabelmans 1. Cha Cha Real Smooth (AppleTV+) First 5 Out: Elvis (HBO Max) Glass Onion (Netflix) The Menu Thirteen Lives (Amazon Prime) The Black Phone (Peacock) Others I enjoyed: Armageddon Time Athena (Netflix) Avatar: Way of Water Devotion Fall Fire of Love (Disney+) Good Night Oppy (Amazon Prime) Marcel the Shell with shoes on Nope (Peacock) Prey (Hulu) RRR (Netflix) She Said The Swimmers (Netflix) The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (Starz) The Woman King The Whale To Leslie Violent Night No Triangle of Sadness?
April 17, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, Tony said: “Air” was great A lot of critics are ruing the absence of someone portraying Michael Jordan, but I think the absence of him forces the focus on the other members of the cast, like Bateman, Deloris Jordan, Falk, etc. Seeing those names on the draft board brought back memories, especially Dinner Bell Mel Turpin. Easy to forget Stockton and Barkley were in that class as well as Hakeem of course. Wasn't a huge fan of Chris Tucker's casting, but he was fine all in all. Everyone who grew up in the 80's will appreciate the soundtrack and plethora of product placements. Edited April 17, 20232 yr by caulfield12
April 17, 20232 yr Author 13 hours ago, caulfield12 said: No Triangle of Sadness? That movie was gross. Don’t get where the positivity came from for it.
April 17, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, Brian said: That movie was gross. Don’t get where the positivity came from for it. Same with Babylon? I liked the first two hours and then it got way too predictable… Air is definitely worth watching. M3GAN in the genre of light horror/comedic movies isn’t bad.
April 24, 20232 yr Saw Evil Dead Rise on Saturday. Best horror movie I've seen in a long time. I'm a huge fan of the Evil Dead series, and this one stands up well against the original and Evil Dead 2. After a brief intro, that we quickly find out is a bit in the future, the movie gets to its setting (an apartment building in LA). There was some character introductions and quick plot build-up before the horror starts about 25 minutes into the runtime. What follows is relentless horror, dread, and gore until the end. Plenty of jump scares and "look out behind you" moments are peppered with some great comedy (albeit dark comedy). I'm glad I saw it in the theater (I dragged my 18 year old daughter along). It was so cool hearing the gasps, screams, and "oh my god"s along with seeing people jump and cover their faces. If you're a horror fan, and if you like the Evil Dead series, you'll like Evil Dead Rise. I recommend seeing it in the theater.
November 10, 20232 yr The Marvels feels like a total dud...there were less than five patrons at the theatre in China for a 7 pm Fri night showing just hours ago. Just not event openings any longer. Felt more like a spinoff tv show with zero emotional investment.
November 11, 20232 yr 7 hours ago, caulfield12 said: The Marvels feels like a total dud...there were less than five patrons at the theatre in China for a 7 pm Fri night showing just hours ago. Just not event openings any longer. Felt more like a spinoff tv show with zero emotional investment. People are absolutely shitting on this movie online.
November 11, 20232 yr The Marvels Disney / Marvel Studios November 10, 2023 (SEMI-WIDE) Opening Weekend Range: $35M-$49M From: Boxoffice.com Outright shocked the film is already out to a $21 million start through FRI.
November 12, 20232 yr The Marvels Disney’s superhero sequel posted by far the worst opening in the 15-year history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with only $47.0M. That’s -15% below the prior worst: 2008’s The Incredible Hulk ($55.4M), only the MCU’s second installment, which came out before the franchise reached its future levels of cultural ubiquity. The Marvels also opens -34% below 2021’s Eternals ($71.2M), often cited (before this weekend, at least) as the MCU’s biggest underperformer in its “modern” era. Put another way, The Marvels could finish with a final domestic total less than the opening weekend for 2019’s predecessor Captain Marvel: $153.4M. Compared to Marvel’s rival DC Comics, The Marvel also opens below some other recent DC Extended Universe underperformers: -14% below June’s The Flash with $55.0M and -29% below 2022’s Black Adam with $67.0M. www.boxoffice.com
March 22, 20242 yr The new Ghostbusters was pretty forgettable. It did not stack up at all to Afterlife.
April 5, 20241 yr On 3/21/2024 at 10:50 PM, Milkman delivers said: The new Ghostbusters was pretty forgettable. It did not stack up at all to Afterlife. Must depend on the audience, my 9 year old said she loved it and even my brooding 12 year old son who doesn't like anything enjoyed it.
April 5, 20241 yr 5 hours ago, T R U said: Must depend on the audience, my 9 year old said she loved it and even my brooding 12 year old son who doesn't like anything enjoyed it. I’m almost 40 haha. What did you think of it?
May 5, 20241 yr On 5/3/2024 at 2:46 PM, flavum said: Unfrosted has a few chuckles, but it’s not good. Good way to describe it, but I don't feel like I wasted 90 minutes. I sort of enjoyed it. Melissa McCarthy is so damn funny. It seems like she's ad-libbing a lot but who knows? Her delivery is damn funny. Two questions: 1.) Now that I have netflix any suggestions? I am thinking of watching the Robert Downey movie The Judge. Should I watch it? Also I am a big fan of the Planet of the Apes series. Is the one that comes out May 10 worth seeing? Is it true this one is Disney? Is it expected to be lousy or good? I thoroughly enjoyed the past 3. Is this Apes movie gonna be Disney woke or something or should I be excited to see it like I was the others? Thanks and peace out,
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