The Hangover came out nearly five years ago.
What were your first impression of it?
What do you think of it now?
movie for americans. couldnt finish ot
movie for pollocks. never watched it
>>67226961
someone sure is mad ililaipm
So, yeah, this is the best film I've ever seen. And I don't even believe in Tarot cards
hey
>>67228053
been tryin' to meet you
>muh parallelism to ancient myths and parables
>muh archetypal narratives
>muh visuals and collage style editing
>muh whispering voice overs
Malick tries but he's not good.
Is The Expanse good?
>>67225801
>Is The Expanse good?
I heard they have a weird language that is hard to understand
I heard it was good at the start then slowly declined
Yes. Great production values. Last episode was kinda meh.
This might be your show but this is my episode
>>67225584
>tfw a fat mexican BTFO Judge
>>67225584
can someone post link
>spics in charge of being clever
Was the letter real or fake?
It was a meme
why didn't they rape her
It was written by Mance.
Stannis is actually still alive.
>Led by Sean Parker, the Napster-Facebook-Spotify impresario portrayed by Justin Timberlake in The Social Network, the Screening Room has so far added a wide swath of industry bigwigs as stakeholders, including Martin Scorsese, J.J. Abrams, Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, Brian Grazer, and Peter Jackson, who explained his support by saying that it will expand the audience for a movie by catering to individuals who wouldn't otherwise go see it in theaters. And though a $150 set-top box and $50 per 48-hour rental might seem preposterous, if you're splitting that amount between a handful of people, it's still cheaper than movie tickets.
>Midas-touch filmmaker James Cameron and his longtime producer Jon Landau have also come out against the Screening Room, upholding the sanctity of the theater-going experience as well as making some salient points: Best intentions aside, the service would be incredibly susceptible to piracy, and there's nothing to prevent someone from paying $50 and then piling in as many people as they can fit inside the room.
>Unsurprisingly, the National Association of Theater Owners — confusingly referred to as NATO — has also voiced its opposition to the Screening Room, saying it believes any new form of VOD and at-home viewing should come directly from exhibitors and distributors. The Art House Convergence, an alliance of smaller exhibiting interests, did the same, and the only support of any kind the Screening Room has received from inside the distributor/exhibitor nexus is from the Chinese-owned AMC chain.
http://www.vulture.com/2016/03/sean-parker-screening-room-james-cameron.html
Should we allow this to happen, /tv/ or do you think movies are best shown on the big screen for months before they are streamed to your home?
Will you buy a $150 box and spend $50 a flick?
Will this be the holy grail that pirates have been looking for? Are pirates literally fapping at the thought of playing with this new technology?
>high quality rips on day of release
Yes please.
>>67224489
Imagine it. It will be glorious.
>>67224424
I'm confused on what this is. Are they renting you a movie theater for 48 hours?? So this is only if you wanna marathon a shit load of movies (at $50 a pop)?
What I want instead is to pay some amount and be able to watch any movie of my choosing, like classics and shit
>I missed the part where that's my fucking problem
Woah, wasn't this movie PG? How did they get away with this?
>BACK TO FORMULAR?
>>66999500
>impressive, for a jew loving fag!
I think Raimi when too far there
Ahem, I'm sorry anon but how is this funny?
>mid March & has only completed one piece of work since Feb 2015
>still getting paid well over $2000 per month
>The Year of Spoony
>based miles doing god's work and keeping america clean and white
>his failure brother stuck at home complaining about videogames gets more than he does
it will always hurt
Why hasn't she's left him for a real man yet?
>>66994086
The autismbux hasn't been exhausted yet. If Spoonyfags ever reduce him down to something like 400 bucks a month she'll probably leave him.
Let's have a musicals thread.
I fell for the Hamilton meme.I'm so glad I did, this shit's actually amazing. My Shot is such a dope ass fight song.
>rap that's safe for upper-middle class white people
I don't understand understand the Hamilton hype at all. It reminds me of one of those cheesy educational videos that tries to appeal to kids by appropriating urban culture. It's cringey as fuck. Give me Les Mis or Sound of Music over this garbage any day.
>>66988184
I'll be honest, it did get kinda Schoolhouse Rock-ish at times (especially at that one bit in Aaron Burr, Sir where Lafayette comes in) but when it hit right it was fucking awesome.
In The Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda's other musical, is pretty good from what I've heard of it. 96,000 and the opening are all I've really heard though.
>>66988326
I sort of appreciate In the Heights, especially since like Miranda and the characters of the musical I'm an east coast Puerto Rican, but I still prefer musicals that are closer to operettas. Give me people singing their guts out in a heavy vibrato over pop and rap any day
3x3 thread
These poor threads have been lasting shorter and shorter
>>66987838
Titles?
>>66987838
1/9
+Mary poppins
What are some good drug related movies?
I'm not talking about seth rogen DUDE WEED LMAO movies.
i can't guarantee that you'll think it's good but if you're out there looking for drug-related movies you m u s t watch Enter The Void
>>67227021
The Big Lebowski
Inherent Vice
Trainspotting
Candy
Requiem for a dream
A scanner darkly
The acid house
Now that the dust has settled, can we agree that this movie was great and better than Return of the Jedi?
No.
No.
I just watched The Hobbit : Battle of the Five Armies extended blu ray and thought it was a 9.5/10 flick up from 6.5/10 original. Those 20 minutes extra added a lot.
Your thoughts...
>>67226191
hello peter
>>67226191
Look, you got any idea what a scout sniper is? You ever heard of that? No? Ok, well you're lookin' at one. My class in Quantico was class 307, and we had a motto. It was a saying, yeah? It was "One shot, one kill." The point is if I wanted you dead, you'd be dead.
I just can't watch Battle of the Five Armies again, so I will never know my thoughts about it OP
Predict the RT consensus.
I'm calling somewhere from the low 40s to mid 50s ballpark.
>>67225496
sounds bout right
>>67225496
Why do people under 25 think saying a movie will flop agitates people?
Low 40's to mid 50's ballpark.
>>67225485
>.com
are you trying to get my goat or something?
it might make bigger sales but that doesnt make it the better movie
>user got 4chan gold for this post
