General Movies Thread

[Kelnish]

Leo wanna go see Revenant together on opposite sides of the country?

[SeiKeo]

wanna snapchat together in the dark theater

[Kelnish]

Ya

[Mcjon01]

Maybe someone that understands movies can tell me why this was supposed to be such a great movie

Leo ate a bear liver

[Trubo]

CGI bear, doesn't count

[Mcjon01]

The liver was real though, he thought the fake liver they gave him looked lame so he went out and got a real one.

[Trubo]

I'm surprised PETA allowed that. didn't raise a shitfest for that.

[Seika]

Someone teach Russell Crowe how to bloody swim.

Also, the use of height in the cinematography here is pretty impressive.

(You have one guess).

[SeiKeo]

Master and Commander.

[Vigilantia]

Someone teach Russell Crowe how to bloody swim.

Also, the use of height in the cinematography here is pretty impressive.

(You have one guess).

State of Play.

[Kelnish]

Someone teach Russell Crowe how to bloody swim.

Also, the use of height in the cinematography here is pretty impressive.

(You have one guess).

Dr Strangelove

[Rafflesiac]

Someone teach Russell Crowe how to bloody swim.

Also, the use of height in the cinematography here is pretty impressive.

(You have one guess).

Robin Hood.

[Laith]

Gladiator

joke answer: Les Mis

[Mcjon01]

Was there any swimming in Noah? I remember there was a lot of water but they had a boat so there might not have been any swimming.

[Seika]

Man of Steel. Terrible terrible screw kick when he's swimming through the Genesis Chamber. I'm ashamed.

(I just found out this was available on Amazon Prime and watched it. I approve, overall).

[2Bad]

You may not have spent money, but it still cost a piece of your soul

[Laith]

Right, Rusell Crowe was in that thing

I don't remember anything about it except it was bad

[Mattias]

joke answer: Les Mis

Best answer too. First thing you learn in swimming is never jump in the shallow end.

[Dullahan]

watched American Sniper

Not Eastwood's best movie, nor even his best war movie. It was kind of...aimless, after a fashion. I suppose there are certain aesthetic differences to be expected between fiction and adaptations of an autobiography, but it felt like it didn't really linger on any plot threads long enough to have them go anywhere.

[JetKinen]

Just finished Dragon Blade. It's that one flick where a Roman General(John Cusack) and his legion get lost in the Silk Road running away from an evil emperor(Brody) and meet a chinese policemen(Jackie Chan)

Fun flick. As its usual with chinese movies of sorts, all white actors overreact like hell, but i had way more fun that i was expecting to. The action is pretty fun, the setting with the Silk Road Protection Squad is strong as hell, the Romans are portrayed as wargods who are able to go against like 5 different armies at the same time, and Jackie and the Romans have a drill-off.