Movie Megathread

[cns - he/him/his]

Favorite cornetto trilogy film?
hot fuzz for me

 

[Dallas]

Favorite cornetto trilogy film?
hot fuzz for me

hot fuzz, no contest

 

[rapidjuice]

hot fuzz, no contest

Favorite cornetto trilogy film?
hot fuzz for me

mornin angle

 

[ddæ]

thoughts on

 

[Deleted member 5658]

thoughts on

Story doesn't make much sense the whole way through, but still a good and accurate depiction of police-work while still managing to be entertaining. It's a good action movie over all with a lot of redeeming qualities, and the car chase scene is hands-down one of the most memorable action moments in cinema but it could have easily been a much shorter film and still been good.

 

[ddæ]

Story doesn't make much sense the whole way through, but still a good and accurate depiction of police-work while still managing to be entertaining. It's a good action movie over all with a lot of redeeming qualities, and the car chase scene is hands-down one of the most memorable action moments in cinema but it could have easily been a much shorter film and still been good.

yeah it lost me the minute they found that dead girl with the identity twist etc etc but i still thought it was really great - as well as the car chase done by mcqueen himself which makes him the bona fide action 'cool guy'

next is the french connection and i hear its got an even better chase

 

[Deleted member 5658]

yeah it lost me the minute they found that dead girl with the identity twist etc etc but i still thought it was really great - as well as the car chase done by mcqueen himself which makes him the bona fide action 'cool guy'

next is the french connection and i hear its got an even better chase

French Connection's car chase scene is number one for me, although the 1980 Blue Brother's police car chase scene is up there as well, if you haven't seen it already ;)

 

[MaXenzie]

Favorite cornetto trilogy film?
hot fuzz for me

this is a question i ask people to make sure they're actually my friend

 

[ddæ]

French Connection's car chase scene is number one for me, although the 1980 Blue Brother's police car chase scene is up there as well, if you haven't seen it already :wink:

yes homie blues brothers is one of my most favorite films

also the fact that these 70s movies were mostly shot without permits for the chase scenes but they did it anyway is crazy

 

[Ond]

LOOKS LIKE KINO IS BACK ON THE MENU BOYS

 

[afric]

LOOKS LIKE KINO IS BACK ON THE MENU BOYS

JASON STATHAM KILLS THINGS

the movie

 

[Dallas]

First Reformed (2018)

Truly, a fantastic film. Best of the year so far.
My only criticism would be that the message is a bit too ham-fisted, but it's an important message so I can understand why.

I found myself absolutely invested in this film, I highly recommend it.

 

[Ond]

First Reformed (2018)

Truly, a fantastic film. Best of the year so far.
My only criticism would be that the message is a bit too ham-fisted, but it's an important message so I can understand why.

I found myself absolutely invested in this film, I highly recommend it.

The Meg is clearly the superior movie compared to this TRASH

unfounded and blue pilled

 

[Blackquill]

What's your opinion on 'Wild Card' with Jason Statham

 

[ddæ]

What's your opinion on 'Wild Card' with Jason Statham

WATCH THE MEG

 

[MaXenzie]

did you ever watch a quiet place

apparently thats ok

 

[Ond]

WATCH THE MEG

the meg is a modern day masterpiece of cinematography and DIVERSITY

Hollywood YES!

 

[ddæ]

the meg is a modern day masterpiece of cinematography and DIVERSITY

Hollywood YES!

people queuing up to see mission impossible instead of the meg

Sad!

 

[Ond]

people queuing up to see mission impossible instead of the meg

Sad!

unfounded and blue pilled

 

[cns - he/him/his]

the meg is our generations citizen kane, prove me wrong