>Dead man's letters: great
>The Equalizer: dogshit
>The Host: great
>The Avengers: Decent enough, chitauri were stupid, Loki was alright, way too many quips
>Thor: Fucking boring, Loki was the only interesting thing
>Iron Man 2: Snoozefest
Why did I fall for the MCU meme?
>>69697178
C'mon, The Equalizer wasn't a complete loss. Certainly not gonna rewatch it, but it didn't ruin my evening.
>>69697235
Most of 'em are pretty shit, but I think they've actually been getting better. The CA movies are alight, and GotG is what I hoped a new Star Wars would be.
1. The Royal Tenenbaums: I enjoy the films of Wes Anderson
2. Captain America Civil War: mindless fun, terrible fanbase
3. Brooklyn: great potato vehicle, v comf
>>69697102
>48 Hrs: It is aging poorly
>Sicario: Really nice set pieces
>Eye in the Sky: Best written war movie in decades
rear window: very good, liked how the detective is placed into a situation where he can't move out his room.
blue in the face: boring and uninteresting, liked the bit about cigarettes.
fail-safe: but boring to start, but soon kicks into action. the h-bomb scene at the end is one of the greatest endings ever
>Captain America: Civil War: RT lied to me again.
>Jurassic World: How the fuck did this make $1.6 billion?!
>The Intern: A good Sunday Afternoon movie. Ran a bit too long though.
>>69697102
>Deadpool: It entertained me and I forgot it immediately. They did a good job, but at this point capeshit is capeshit
>High-Rise: Best movie I've seen in a while. Monty Python meets David Cronenberg. Ben Wheatley is the real deal
>Green Room: Pretty much a perfect action/thriller. It reminded me a lot of Assault on Precinct 13 - very simple premise and constant suspense. It's really gory and a lot of fun
>>69697102
Quick Change sounds fun
>>69697178
The Host is great. Pleb question: Why are all asian movies weird (not in a bad way)? Is is just the difference between east and west or are they actually weird?
>>69697904
I enjoy Wes Anderson too. How ferbotten is he on this board? Life Aquatic and Moonrise Kingdom are my fav.
>John Wick: 2nd watch. Still good but the first half of the movie is better than the second.
>Whiplash: Very intense. I was sweating at the end.
>Kumiko The Treasure Hunter: Barely delivers on its weird premise. Not a lot happening but a decent watch. The mix between Japanese and American crew is refreshing.
Clerks: Each time I watch it, it feels more and more like my own life and that's terrifying.
Star Wars 7: It's really boring on the small screen the second time around. Everything is just so predictable that the movie feels like a Wikipedia summary of itself.
Zootopia: It was weirdly political for a kid's movie. I really hated that pop song and the gazelle character they were trying to force down our throats, but I liked the rest of it.
>>69698802
Weird is relative.
>John Wick: 2nd watch. Still good but the first half of the movie is better than the second
Yeah, it didn't go as far as I'd hoped it would while watching. I wanted competition for The Raid 2.
>>69699030
>feels like a Wikipedia summary of itself.
Nicely put.
>Zootopia: It was weirdly political for a kid's movie.
What are its leanings? I was put off as soon as I saw that the main character was a cop. Authoritarianism rears its head in far too many kids films.
>Once Upon a Time in the West: Great western, was initially surprised to see Henry Fonda playing an asshole villain role, but he played it so well. Claudia Cardinale was a very attractive woman if you catch my meaning
>Captain America: Civil War: I have no idea who half of the people were and there were times when I could see obvious "hey look how cool this person is, please like this person" for characters who were getting a stand alone movie. Other than that eh yeah it was pretty good I guess.
>The Exorcist: Glad I finally saw it. Still really enjoyed it despite the huge cult following. I thought the positive light it's held in would make me think it was overrated but I actually really enjoyed it. The girl was surprisingly good in it too. When I first saw her on screen I was hoping the devil would get in her quick so I'd not have to sit through shitty kid acting, but she was great throughout
>>69698467
Just saw Green Room last night. It was a very well crafted and raw thriller/slasher, though it did rely on the tropes of the genre a little too much. Plus, as a fan of extreme metal, it was nice to see that style of music used to give the film some creepy atmosphere.
8/10
>Freddy Got Fingered
Funny. Dumb done right. Everything a Tom Green movie should be
>You're Next
Bad. At least it felt somewhat fresh, for a modern horror.
>Yowamushi Pedal: The Movie
HIIME HIME
SUKI SUKI DAISUKI HIME
>>69699322
Linda Blair fuckin killed it in The Exorcist. Though she probably had lots of very specific direction. I guess it was a hard movie to shoot around a little kid.
