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[bboy]

Piercing 9/10

Fantastic erotic thriller, in the vein of de Palma and lynch. At first glance the ending is disappointing but once it all clicked for me I think it might actually be genius.

 

[Bakasana]

Black Panther 3.5/10

 

[bboy]

Climax 8/10

Gaspar Noe kills it. A simple concept executed like a rollercoaster ride through hell. Filled me with anxiety, dread, and confusion. The dancing was beautiful, the music is beautiful, and Sofia Boutella is mesmerizing. I recommend not going in sober. Or in fact once those credits start (about half way through the film) you at least owe yourself a drink.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Winchester - 6/10

 

[Captain-Miles-Dallas]

Avengers: Age Of Ultron

Not quite as fun as the first but still, a very good movie.
Some quotable lines, good character driven story, lots of action....

 

[rushmore223]

Captain Marvel - 6.5/10

There was nothing outright bad about this movie, but I do feel like they got the wrong actress for the role, her personality varied from bland to (almost) insufferable. I was one of the people that ignored and didn't care about the social media fiasco surrounding it, but for her to have such a big mouth, I would hope she would have the acting ability and screen presence/charisma to balance it out. She does not, she feels very out of place, especially when I think of the other actors in the other marvel movies.

I wouldn't go as far as to place a "Mary-Sue" title on her. But she seems way overpowered. She's superman without the pesky kryptonite allergy.

I really enjoyed much of the rest of the cast, and can't really think of any other weak links in the chain. I especially enjoyed SLJ and Jude Law.

I guess I need to go back and watch some of the other movies again, because one plot point, that I don't want to spoil (thanks tapatalk), confused me.

The movie was also too long and really could have benefited from losing 10 minutes or so.

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[Captain-Miles-Dallas]

Invaders From Mars - 1986

Very meh. Would make a great movie for Mystery Science Theater 3000....

 

[a-dev]

Notes on a scandal - 8/10

Saw this once years ago (came out 2006) and forgot it was quite good. Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench.

 

[EXOTICLEX]

Captain Marvel 7/10

It was good. Brie really didn't do much for me though. Really feel like anyone else could have played this character. Jude Law/SLJ were great. Annette was great. The best friend was really good. Enjoyed her. But Brie just felt MEH.

Truly enjoyed the mid 90's rock soundtrack. Right in my childhood wheelhouse. Many prob have no idea who sang some of those songs. Elastica being a true one hit wonder.

 

[EXOTICLEX]

Captain Marvel - 6.5/10

There was nothing outright bad about this movie, but I do feel like they got the wrong actress for the role, her personality varied from bland to (almost) insufferable. I was one of the people that ignored and didn't care about the social media fiasco surrounding it, but for her to have such a big mouth, I would hope she would have the acting ability and screen presence/charisma to balance it out. She does not, she feels very out of place, especially when I think of the other actors in the other marvel movies.

I wouldn't go as far as to place a "Mary-Sue" title on her. But she seems way overpowered. She's superman without the pesky kryptonite allergy.

I really enjoyed much of the rest of the cast, and can't really think of any other weak links in the chain. I especially enjoyed SLJ and Jude Law.

I guess I need to go back and watch some of the other movies again, because one plot point, that I don't want to spoil (thanks tapatalk), confused me.

The movie was also too long and really could have benefited from losing 10 minutes or so.

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this got me at first as well but they thought it through correctly.

Spoiler

the tesserect was fished out by Howard Stark when it went down with cap in the ice. Obviously Larson gets clearance to work with it in the late 80's.

 

[rushmore223]

this got me at first as well but they thought it through correctly.

Spoiler

the tesserect was fished out by Howard Stark when it went down with cap in the ice. Obviously Larson gets clearance to work with it in the late 80's.

You knew exactly what I was talking about! [emoji38]



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[Captain-Miles-Dallas]

Gleaming The Cube

Great movie! Hadn't seen it in 20 years... or more.
I was surprised by how well I'd remembered it.

 

[Captain-Miles-Dallas]

Carrie - 1976

This is the first time I've seen all of this movie.
I've only seen it from the scene at the prom before then.

I like it. Too bad Carrie couldn't have joined the X-Men or something.
But they already had Jean Grey.....

 

[JAWS]

Carrie - 1976

This is the first time I've seen all of this movie.
I've only seen it from the scene at the prom before then.

I like it. Too bad Carrie couldn't have joined the X-Men or something.
But they already had Jean Grey.....

One of my all time favs.

 

[JAWS]

After 26 movies over half a century I kind of think they could just retire the character but of those in the running yeah I'd lean toward Cavill as well. He's likable to both guys and gals and The Man from UNCLE showed that he can be classy and sauve as well. He'd be the first actor who might actually have to bulk down to play the role though, lol.

Do not retire Bond!!!

Yes HC would have to bulk down

Back to Goldeneye.. It has one of the Greatest Bond Songs also..

One thing holding back Goldeneye was Erik Serra Score.. It was not all that good.

 

[a-dev]

One thing holding back Goldeneye was Erik Serra Score.. It was not all that good.

It has some good bits here and there and I like the song in the end credits but overall it's not one I'd listen to much due to the relative lack of Bond theme. David Arnold fixed that for the rest of Brosnan's films....think he dialled it back again in Casino Royale because of the idea that Bond wasn't Bond yet.

 

[Khev]

Do not retire Bond!!!

Yes HC would have to bulk down

Actually thinking of how likable Arnold was in True Lies Cavill probably could stay bulked up if they otherwise hit the right tone.

Speaking of other Bonds I also revisited Dr. No on Netflix (MAN what a glorious restoration) and while it still doesn't particularly grab me as a compelling adventure/spy flick his first "Bond, James Bond" at the blackjack table just might be one of the top three most iconic film moments *ever.* Then of course Honey Rider walking onto the beach being probably the second most iconic scene at least in the Bond series (sorry Halle.)

 

[Captain-Miles-Dallas]

Fantastic Four - 2005

It was good, but not great like The Avengers or Spider-Man...
Maybe now that Disney is working to acquire the FF, we might see
a big improvement...

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Then of course Honey Rider walking onto the beach being probably the second most iconic scene at least in the Bond series (sorry Daniel Craig.)

Fixed.

 

[xipotec]

The Conjuring 2: 5/10
Rewatchability 2/10
Plexworthy : No

Having a really good time with the first film, and seeing the reviews for the second gave me hope.

I should never expect a sequel horror film to be any good...

Quite typical and cliche..... and too much God is great stuff for my tastes.

Horror film audiences are too easy on rating films....

Scary monster is all it takes these days.


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