About 2 hours ago I watched bill Murray Meatballs. It's was ok....uk netflix sux man lol

https://i.imgur.com/GwKdRqT.jpgThis thread was dormant for a while. Last movie I watched in the cinema was Star Wars the Last Jedi (2017). It is not as good as the EP 7 for me. Though there was a moment where the whole theatre went silent with some hush wow.. followed by some giggling reaction. I am no longer yearning for EP 9 after this episode

http://a68.tinypic.com/34xpe94.jpgThis was released recently and I was overjoyed to add it to my DVD library addiction. My Grandmother read this book to me before I could read. Now they claim it’s not appropriate for children, and is under threat of book burning. These children and their father taught me so much. I love my Grandma <3 for teaching me “compassion” and making me curious about people I’ve may never meet. The next story she read to me was authored by Pearl S. Buck. (all Rather heady for an immigrant from Finland)I love this story. I hope it inspires others.

"pepsimax1984;c-1895660" wrote:I watched it too. I couldn't laugh at all in the 2016 version. It was quite terrible and in my top five worst movie for that year. I understand that the old actors were compelled to appear contractually. Given the choice, Bill Murray would not want to appear.I didn’t know that about them. Yeah I couldn’t laugh either. I think they shouldn’t have tried to reboot it The info was supposedly from wikileaks of Sony emails. If they don't support the new movie, they might face lawsuits.

Some recent films we’ve watched. Minor spoilers...The Shape of Water (2017). Guillermo del Toro’s Cold War parable is the director’s best effort since Pan’s Labyrinth. Winner of the Oscar for best film of 2017. It wasn’t my favorite of 2017, but it was an okay choice as far as I was personally concerned. Great film score by Alexandre Desplat.https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_4_and_a_half_stars.png120 battements par minute (BPM (Beats Per Minute)) (2017). Robert Campillo’s French drama about the AIDS epidemic and the evolution of the ACT UP movement in 1990’s Paris. Somewhat reminiscent of 2014’s The Normal Heart, although I found BPM’s plot a little less focused and cast a bit undifferentiated.https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_4_stars.pngMadam Satan (1930). An uneven pre-Code musical directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Mediocre choreography and zero chemistry between the two principals, Kay Johnson and Reginald Denny.https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_2_and_a_half_stars.pngLucy (2014). I was a little surprised by how much I disliked this film; I usually react more positively to Luc Besson’s work. This is another Besson movie that focuses on a strong female character. The problem (from my perspective at least) is that (a) the female in question, played by Scarlett Johansson, becomes less and less interesting as the film progresses, and (b) the plot depends on some of the silliest pseudoscientific nonsense imaginable. I found it painful listening to the great Morgan Freeman spout this drivel.https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_1_and_a_half_stars.pngMany Rivers to Cross (1955). A largely unfunny romantic comedy that takes place on the American frontier during the late 1700s. Eleanor Parker is occasionally effective and engaging, but her opposite, Robert Taylor, too frequently looks as though he’d rather be elsewhere. Trivia question: The cast features which two actors who would go on to greater fame in the 60s sitcom, Gilligan’s Island?https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_2_stars.pngWe have over the past few weekends watched a bunch of the movies in Vin Diesel’s Fast and Furious franchise. I’ve seen all of them now except for the most recent entry. I wouldn’t call any of these films great, but some of the more recent entries are sorta fun pop-corn events, if you can get past the rather ridiculous Mission: Impossible-esque plots and the constant chattering about the importance of family.2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_1_and_a_half_stars.pngThe Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_1_and_a_half_stars.pngFast & Furious (2009)https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_3_stars.pngFast 5 (2011)https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_3_and_a_half_stars.pngFurious 7 (2015)https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_3_stars.pngCabin in the Sky (1943). One of a handful of films made during the first part of the 20th century with all-African-American casts. Although largely well-intentioned, the film’s white perspective on black culture is often cringe-inducing. On the other other hand, the film affords viewers the opportunity to see some truly great performances, particularly that of Ethel Waters, who was reprising her Broadway role as Petunia, the long-suffering wife of Little Joe, played by Eddie “Rochester” Anderson. This film also marked the directorial debut of Vincent Minnelli.https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_3_and_a_half_stars.pngIt (2017). A surprisingly effective adaptation of the Stephen King novel. Bill Skarsgård‘S physical and verbal mannerisms make for an incredibly creepy Pennywise and director Andy Muschietti is able to coax quite natural performances from the kids in the cast, particularly Sophia Lillis.https://www.wpclipart.com/signs_symbol/stars/5_star_rating_system/5_Star_Rating_System_4_stars.png

https://i.imgur.com/WGxOD5a.jpgAlong with the Gods : The Two World's (2017). This Korean film is the second most viewed domestic film in the history of Korea. The premise of the film, which you would be told right in the beginning, is that once a person passes away, he will go through 7 Courts of hell to determine his reincarnation outcome in 49 days. Each court will address the severity of the sin it handles and determines the appropriate punishment or acquittal. This star studded film is ladened with CGI and some are quite good. The background story of the person under trial will unravel like a mystery as the film progresses. There are some comedic moments and also touching moments. Overall, it is just an ok film for me. I did go away feeling like there are more goodness I need to strive for.

Last Film you watched / Up Coming Movies

NeoSEC28
12 years ago
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
About 2 hours ago I watched bill Murray Meatballs. It's was ok....uk netflix sux man lol

Aint that quite an old movie? Something to do with camping or boot camp?

waltercartman wrote:
Last night I watched john dies at the end.

Better then I thought it was going to be.

Never heard of this movie....Am i missing much? :lol:

pantuflin007 wrote:
Sharknado! You can watch it while tapping if you want to have a laugh. CMG would say: worst movie ever!!!

Who's CMG?? :lol: I take it you mean CBG http://i1045.photobucket.com/albums/b453/daspares/Daspares/Emoticon38.gif
undaunted001
12 years ago
mec06 wrote:
We re-watched Aladdin a couple of days, disney never gets old.

Last movie we went and saw at 'the movies' was man of steele.
still need to see that! :mrgreen: any good?
undaunted001
12 years ago
NeoSEC28 wrote:
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
About 2 hours ago I watched bill Murray Meatballs. It's was ok....uk netflix sux man lol

Aint that quite an old movie? Something to do with camping or boot camp?
yeah that's netflix for ya lol that was set in the late 70`s the quality was awsome tho! I love bill Murray, Tom hanks movies ! Oh and robin Williams. I really love the movies made in the 80`s early 90`s
mwdalton
New Spectator
12 years ago
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
mec06 wrote:
We re-watched Aladdin a couple of days, disney never gets old.

Last movie we went and saw at 'the movies' was man of steele.
still need to see that! :mrgreen: any good?

yes! I may be a bit biased, though, I'm a bit of a Supes fan..
shakillomd
12 years ago
Last movie I watched was world war z
undaunted001
12 years ago
mwdalton wrote:
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
mec06 wrote:
We re-watched Aladdin a couple of days, disney never gets old.

Last movie we went and saw at 'the movies' was man of steele.
still need to see that! :mrgreen: any good?

yes! I may be a bit biased, though, I'm a bit of a Supes fan..
thats good then it means they did it right if it impresses a fan! Lol. It a must on my DVD list :lol:
chrisp530
12 years ago
Kittensmittens69 wrote:
I just watched Django 2 days ago. Had to back and watch the kill bills, Quentin Tarantino is a genius. Love the soundtrack to his movies.

:thumbup:

Django was excellent.

Watched Scream 4 last night... Not excellent.
mwdalton
New Spectator
12 years ago
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
mwdalton wrote:
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
mec06 wrote:
We re-watched Aladdin a couple of days, disney never gets old.

Last movie we went and saw at 'the movies' was man of steele.
still need to see that! :mrgreen: any good?

yes! I may be a bit biased, though, I'm a bit of a Supes fan..
thats good then it means they did it right if it impresses a fan! Lol. It a must on my DVD list :lol:

I'm fairly easy to please, though... :lol: ..I did like Superman Returns...up until he lifted a freaking island made of kryptonite :roll:
Bravewall
12 years ago
Assault on Wall Street.
NeoSEC28
12 years ago
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
NeoSEC28 wrote:
Skyrim-mrp wrote:
About 2 hours ago I watched bill Murray Meatballs. It's was ok....uk netflix sux man lol

Aint that quite an old movie? Something to do with camping or boot camp?
yeah that's netflix for ya lol that was set in the late 70`s the quality was awsome tho! I love bill Murray, Tom hanks movies ! Oh and robin Williams. I really love the movies made in the 80`s early 90`s

Robin William's has certainly done some good movies one of my favs is:

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