Recommend some good movies!

sounds like they will ruin the life that is the first film.  and besides, can we get back to talking about that prince albert of yours.  oh, my.

I must be the only person on the planet earth, that thinks the new Avengers movie, was a piece of shit.

Did anyone see Mad Max? Thought it was super fun. It's insanely unapologetic about it being "Cars exploding for 2 hours. Deal with it." lol

that's next on my list!  Saw a trailer for a new Adam Sandler film about video games that attack the earth. It looks like the biggest piece of shit ever created.

walkonby wrote:
I must be the only person on the planet earth, that thinks the new Avengers movie, was a piece of shit.

I assumed it was but I haven't seen it as I am a grown adult.

I enjoyed Ex Machina.

Ooh, ooh . . . I wanna see that so bad. I got 75 dollars left on my fandango card and will go crazy this weekend!

grateful wrote:
I enjoyed Ex Machina.

I thought it was one of the best looking movies of the year. The movie itself kind of drags in points. The ending was cool. Probably won't watch it again.

I have never seen these, but I did see Suburbia waaaaay back in the day.

His retirement was about as short-lived as mine.

ggw wrote:
Penelope Spheeris Reissues ?Decline of Western Civilization? Films

and now you can stream them at Amazon!
Not sure if you get the 'extras', but this is defiantly going in the watchlist

the new movie "Best of Enemies" looks awesome…

no, this movie looks great.  the, end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEVuXWEBAP8

shot, entirely on an iphone.  the end, again.

Love this image!


STANLEY KUBRICK discussed on THE BEE PODCAST 7/28/14: Matthew Modine talks about starring in Full Metal Jacket and the year-long grueling shoot, actors as puppets and Kubrick as the devil, the numbing takes and the call-sheet as a lie, being angry and disgusted with Stanley vs loving Stanley, feeling like a fake John Wayne as Joker, the rising tensions with Vincent D'Onofrio and Modine's relationship with him falling apart, Kubrick giving actors line readings, continuity errors everywhere in Kubrick movies and Room 237, the "it's real but it's not interesting" idea and resisting naturalism, Modine turning down Top Gun because he hated the politics, splashing blood on the audience, intimate conversations with Kubrick in his Winnebago and how Full Metal Jacket was the most independent movie Modine has ever made, Strasberg vs Adler, The Full Metal Jacket Diaries app and "Who do you have to fuck to get off this picture?!?" Listen FREE on iTunes or at PodcastOne: www.podcastone.com/bret

two recent posts, about Kubrick.  fascinating.  any,way

http://www.callmeluckymovie.com/


this looks very good, as well

I watched two docs on Amazon Prime this week:

FILMAGE: The Story of DESCENDENTS/ALL

http://www.filmagemovie.com/

I was surprised by how much I liked this movie

Every Everything: The Music, Life & Times of Grant Hart

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2191618/

Not  bad, but I found Hart to be rather annoying and not a terribly likable character. 

yeah, very funny and also very sad  :'(

walk,on,by wrote:

http://www.callmeluckymovie.com/

this looks very good, as well

I know hutch will be stoked (read with sarcastic font)

Don Cheadle's Miles Davis Film Goes to Sony Pictures Classics

well apparently Ethan Hawke jumping into the jazz biopic stuff and set to play Chet Baker in new bio-pic


Although…the is a great photo from the Davis biopic

has any one seen THE END OF THE TOUR
I just can't see Jason Segel as David Foster Wallace