Movies / Films / Flicks

[rodia77]

The Hairdresser's Husband -- what a charming gem (I have a soft spot for 1990s French cinema, though).

[Raza]

Pixels

What can I say? Somehow, a world where Kevin James is president and Adam Sandler has to save the world from aliens that based their appearance off of a recording of a video game contest in 1982 makes more sense than the world I actually live in now. Still, as bad as this movie is—and it is quite bad—I found it an adequate distraction from the real world.

[Raza]

Oh, I have a new blog post, I’m not sure this is the right place for it. It’s mildly movie related and slightly political, but, what can I say? I’m addicted to the clicks, my Squarespace analytics page is my new addiction.

https://www.studyroompod.com/blog/20...grace-invaders

I don’t remember if I posted my final movie post of spooky season, but here it is, just in case:

https://www.studyroompod.com/blog/20...squieted-place

Also have one on a TV show, will post that one in the appropriate thread.

[rodia77]

Colombiana -- solid for an action film and action film only. A waste of time if you expect anything more.

[hayday]

^^^ Sure, but Lennie James.

[rodia77]

^^^
What about him?

[Raza]

Well, I watched Twisters.

https://www.studyroompod.com/blog/20...ore-nado-alley

[Samanator]

I was holding off watching trap since it sounded like some other movie, or book I’ve read, or watched in the past couple years. It’s actually very good. The director M. Night Shyamalan’s real world, daughter is one of the main characters. Rare that they can actually make a movie that for the most part, nobody was shot bleeding, or some other graphic violence just for violence and still be entertaining. I need a few more movies to watch like this.



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[Samanator]

Pixels

What can I say? Somehow, a world where Kevin James is president and Adam Sandler has to save the world from aliens that based their appearance off of a recording of a video game contest in 1982 makes more sense than the world I actually live in now. Still, as bad as this movie is—and it is quite bad—I found it an adequate distraction from the real world.

Mars attacks had some of the worst acting immensely stupid script, and no basis in reality. It was still funny and entertaining if you take it that silly was the main objective. I’ve not watched this movie, but it kind of sounds like the same recipe.


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[mlcor]

Well, I watched Twisters.

https://www.studyroompod.com/blog/20...ore-nado-alley

Yes. And I join you in the minority.