This is a thread for discussing movies we see in 2018. A bunch of them were released in 2017. Some were released long before that. But we are watchers, not releasers.
You think there is a risk that somebody else on this board will see it?
What would stop them?
Boredom? Curiosity? A thirst for new experiences? Why does anyone watch any movie?What would compel them?
You are very deep into the culture of movies.This is a thread for discussing movies we see in 2018. A bunch of them were released in 2017. Some were released long before that. But we are watchers, not releasers.
I just found out that Alamo Drafthouse is going to show the movie I picked for Graveyard Shift. I watched 40 Graveyard Shift movies, so I get to program one. I picked 1987's "Anguish", a Spanish film made to look like an American film, where Zelda Rubenstein hypnotizes Michael Lerner so he will slice up a bunch of eyeballs. Two years before "Debaser" and fifty eight after "Un Chien Andalou". I will get to go up in front of tierce and introduce it, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it. I'm very excited.
I suppose. I like how they make me feel.You are very deep into the culture of movies.
I suppose. I like how they make me feel.
Well, now I don't have anything to add to this part of the conversation.Warm and hazelnutty.
Last night I saw "Upgrade", a new film about a guy who gets a computer implant to make him walk again that turns him into a badass killing machine. Very disappointing. It had a great trailer, and an interesting premise, but it was poorly executed. We wanted to see him be a badass killing machine, but those scenes were not well choreographed. The acting was shockingly poor.
I need to see 3 more films before Thursday.
Yeah, I was hoping for something like that based on the trailer.Huh, I am looking forward to that one. Hopefully I will feel differently. It looks like this year's version of Hardcore Henry and I loved that movie.
Or else I may not get to see them in the theater.Or else.........
Last night I saw "Upgrade", a new film about a guy who gets a computer implant to make him walk again that turns him into a badass killing machine. Very disappointing. It had a great trailer, and an interesting premise, but it was poorly executed. We wanted to see him be a badass killing machine, but those scenes were not well choreographed. The acting was shockingly poor.
I need to see 3 more films before Thursday.
Didn't see that one.Huh, I am looking forward to that one. Hopefully I will feel differently. It looks like this year's version of Hardcore Henry and I loved that movie.