The Last Movie You Watched

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I was watching "Killing Reagan" and a lot of the movie is about John Warnock Hinckley Jr who shot Reagan and what a creep he was which is of course all written by an even bigger creep Bill O'Reilly. There are scenes where Hinckley harasses women - something that Bill is all too familiar with.

So is creep writing about another creep an irony or hypocrisy?

It's profitable. Nothing else matters. To the hacks who write that shit, anyway.

[Jackie]

Spent my Christmas day watching the rerun of the original Die Hard.

I still love the movie, but some parts looking back are bat shit absurd. 

The one scene that makes me laugh looking back at it now,his how McClain tries to lower himself in the air/heating shaft, by wedging the machine gun and lowering himself with the strap, and it fails, and he falls, only to suddenly grasp the opening of another vent with his fingertips.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Spent my Christmas day watching the rerun of the original Die Hard.

I still love the movie, but some parts looking back are bat shit absurd. 

The one scene that makes me laugh looking back at it now,his how McClain tries to lower himself in the air/heating shaft, by wedging the machine gun and lowering himself with the strap, and it fails, and he falls, only to suddenly grasp the opening of another vent with his fingertips.

Did you see Snape's face when he fell? They had practiced that shot with a 5-4-3-2-1 countdown. But when they actually filmed it they let go on "3".

[onlinebiker]

Once upon a time in Hollywood.


Quentin Tarentino doing what he does best - with some real talent...


The one objection I had --- when Bruce Lee gets thrown into the side of a 1967 Lincoln Continnental 4 door - it dents the shit out of both doors.

I owned 2 of those cars. They were tanks.

The only thing that would have gotten dented would have been Bruce Lee....

[Rev. Rye]

[Rev. Rye]

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[BrianSoddingBoru4]

'The Mask of Zorro' (1998).

I was expecting to hate it, pleasantly surprised that I didn't.  Perfectly credible performances by the principal actors (particularly Hopkins), reasonably faithful to the source material, and enough humour to keep the whole thing from bogging down into a revenge pic.  7/10.

Boru

[Duty]

Once upon a time in Hollywood.


Quentin Tarentino doing what he does best - with some real talent...


The one objection I had --- when Bruce Lee gets thrown into the side of a 1967 Lincoln Continnental 4 door - it dents the shit out of both doors.

I owned 2 of those cars. They were tanks.

The only thing that would have gotten dented would have been Bruce Lee....

That's the last time I take a film recommendation from you onlinebiker. Made it a whole 1:10 through the thing as have been a real fan of his other films, but this...irredeemably dull, plot-less "what's it like to work in the film industry" naval gazing. David Cronenberg did this too, another of my fav directors, naval gazing film industry esoterica, and I couldn't watch/gave up on that one too. Meh.

[onlinebiker]

Once upon a time in Hollywood.


Quentin Tarentino doing what he does best - with some real talent...


The one objection I had --- when Bruce Lee gets thrown into the side of a 1967 Lincoln Continnental 4 door - it dents the shit out of both doors.

I owned 2 of those cars. They were tanks.

The only thing that would have gotten dented would have been Bruce Lee....

That's the last time I take a film recommendation from you onlinebiker. Made it a whole 1:10 through the thing as have been a real fan of his other films, but this...irredeemably dull, plot-less "what's it like to work in the film industry" naval gazing. David Cronenberg did this too, another of my fav directors, naval gazing film industry esoterica, and I couldn't watch/gave up on that one too. Meh.

I'm going to guess you didn't grow up in the 1960s....

It is a film for those who did I guess....