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What's the last movie you've seen?
What's the oldest film you've seen?
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>>>/hob/60753 No.67482
>>67478road house with patrick swayze
No.67484
Finally got around to watching Where the Wild Things Are.
It's actually pretty boring.
It looks cool but there just isn't that much material to work with so it drags.
No.67486
>>67484yeah it's one of the worst films i have ever seen
No.67494
Working my way through the Charlie Chaplin collection
No.67528
Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker was the last movie I watched oldest film I watched was probably Caligari really need to finish that one
No.67529
>the prestige
>napoleon
>the creator
>dune pt 2
>the terminator
cool
>crash was a bizarre car crash fetish film
>vanilla sky
>existenz
weird but interesting
>spaceman
lame and gay
No.67534
>>67532hollywood should be bombed
No.67535
The Star Wars prequels were the best propaganda for volcels
No.67536
>>67532That 7 year old with severe autism has a gf already
No.67562
for those multi-film warner brother packs, expect disc rot
my dirty harry 4 pack collection no longer works. i tried to watch sudden impact and it froze 1 hour into it.
No.67565
>>67562I think storage conditions and how the disk is treated over it's life time have more to do with it, as well as overall age.
No.67713
>>67712Mr. Vampire is my favorite movie.
No.67805
>>66418Renevant is movie that when you watch you dont exactly know what it is about, but visual is cool
>>66572nice movie, seen it, sequel probably not hapening
>>67127Midnight Cowboy is only one i seen from these, interesting as a look into past..?
>>67529>dune pt 2overrated
>the terminator>good
>vanilla skyheard about it, never watched, seems too difficult to watch for me
No.67807
>>67805>sequel probably not hapeningThe sequel has already happened, several years ago.
I just haven't gotten around to watching it yet because I tend to prefer watching animated stuff or horror when I watch feature length stuff.
No.67808
I don't know if we could consider as the live action of "Yu Yu Hakusho" as a movie. If not then that would be "Godzilla"
Oldest is probably "And Then There Were None"
No.67882
>>65912imagine… 'fap 'fap
No.67883
>>66311Horrible succubi film
No.67884
>>65912>>67882haha yeah imagine haha
No.67887
>>65912Really hated this movie
No.67888
>>67887just watched the trailer, it's cringe
No.67889
>>67888I went to letterboxd (yes, a mistake, i know) to see the reception and was baffled by the positive response. The jokes range from obvious/overdone to outright bad, the kids have no charisma or comedy chops and it's attempts at 'pulling on your heart strings" are some of the most forced, saccharin bullshit i've ever seen. The response to it really made me feel like i was going insane because any random, shitty comedy film that came out 10 years is better made than this.
Tbh, after reading some of the reviews on letterboxd, i think a lot of female viewers took to it because they want to molest those boys.
No.67892
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Three More 2024
Metropolis 1927
No.67896
last movie i watched was falling down, would reccomend watching it.
No.68094
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was a fun dose of Post-Dadaism.
No.68095
>>68094Thought about seeing it in thearters but remembered Disny owns the company that produces it now, and I vowed to not give them my money.
So I will wait until dvd quality uploads to my favorite alternative means of watching movies arrives and watch it then.
No.68099
>>67125Going off of agreeable atmosphere only:
Rams, The Fool and Sonatine all contain rejections of primary norper pillars so they felt right to me. They are all quite focused on social dynamic to achieve this though.
No.68106
Saw Transformers One.
Quite the rollicking time. On one hand it adapted fairly well past the post-Bionicle gen of the early 00s. On the other hand it got fairly dark when it did.
But it's that one minute and that same 80s spectacle the next, even if I chose this over Toy Story 4, also directed by Cooley.
I had fun, though I have yet to see what the pundits thought…
No.68107
Any list of good /wiz/ adjacent movies? I want relatable movies.
No.68108
>>68107Lars And The Real Succubus
No.68109
>>68106Well hey, I'm just glad us guys don't throw some fangasm orgy when a Hasbro movie, which cost more-or-less 100 million $, directed by someone who did an okayish film in 2019, starring an Aussie as the main character, gets almost a 90 Certified Fresh on RT :D…
No.68135
Got around to watching the original 70s version of Stepford Wives.
It was pretty bad but not for the reasons I was expecting. What was notable to me was that it was bad on a techical level more then issues with the story. I can definatly see why they got around to making a remake.
The editing, the shot choice, how scenes were arranged, some of the audio mixing, having way too much dead air and time filler stuff, plot threads went nowhere. The whole thing was a mess on a basic film making level.
The story it's self was mediocre to bad. There were some interesting concepts and it set it's self up as a mystery plot but refused to play into the mystery genera, instead mostly focusing on drama which I think was a poor choice, especially since they constantly deflated the sense of drama and dread every few minutes when things started to get even a little tense.
Never read the book it's based on, but I think the same concept reworked, rewritten, and done by a more competent team of film makers could result in a decent movie. As it stand now though, the original 70s version kinda sucked. The 2/3s of the move was boring, lots of technical issues, and the lead's acting was subpar.