- 53,459
- 21,039
- Joined
- Nov 24, 2009
Damn. That seems way young. Must've been thinking of another celeb who died at 65.
Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T
lawdog1
Supporter
- 59,704
- 71,726
- Joined
- Sep 14, 2000
Well, like 1,000,000 celebs have died this year, so I can see how you might have got confused.
- 30,197
- 21,603
- Joined
- Dec 23, 2009
Well, on the lighter side of things, I went to see La La Land tonight. It did not disappoint. Straight 8/8. Best movie I've seen this year (so far).
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone were great together; the chemistry to move so fluidly through the various time periods was fantastic. Both leads were perfect in their characters, and the range of emotion in just a single scene that can span the spectrum was beautifully done. Chazelle will get several Oscar noms, and the Golden Globe noms this earned were well earned indeed.
The story was a simple enough one, but the performances, the music, the cinematography and use of color, everything was done to work hand in hand. Nothing was forced to cover other aspects of the film, and with everything working so well, this will be hard for Chazelle to top. Whiplash was a hard 7 to 7.5, but this topped it. Time will tell how it holds up, and I need to reflect to more thoroughly grasp the themes through the movie, but first impressions were WOW.
8/8 no hesitstion.
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone were great together; the chemistry to move so fluidly through the various time periods was fantastic. Both leads were perfect in their characters, and the range of emotion in just a single scene that can span the spectrum was beautifully done. Chazelle will get several Oscar noms, and the Golden Globe noms this earned were well earned indeed.
The story was a simple enough one, but the performances, the music, the cinematography and use of color, everything was done to work hand in hand. Nothing was forced to cover other aspects of the film, and with everything working so well, this will be hard for Chazelle to top. Whiplash was a hard 7 to 7.5, but this topped it. Time will tell how it holds up, and I need to reflect to more thoroughly grasp the themes through the movie, but first impressions were WOW.
8/8 no hesitstion.
Last edited:
- 17,776
- 6,406
- Joined
- Aug 9, 2012
Damn 8/8 and better than whiplash 
. I'm tempted to check the movie out this weekend.
. I'm tempted to check the movie out this weekend.
- 30,197
- 21,603
- Joined
- Dec 23, 2009
I wasn't expecting it to be. And it might not be an 8 for everyone, but it was for me. The ending sealed it. It was handled perfectly.
I'm not a fan of musicals; the only ones I can say I'm a fan of off the top of my head are Matt Stone and Trey Parker stuff
I don't like Chicago, Les Mis, Moulin Rouge, etc., but I loved this. It was funny and original, not a hackneyed film out to grab money or be flashy for the sake of it. Again, won't be for everyone, but I loved it.
I'm not a fan of musicals; the only ones I can say I'm a fan of off the top of my head are Matt Stone and Trey Parker stuff
I don't like Chicago, Les Mis, Moulin Rouge, etc., but I loved this. It was funny and original, not a hackneyed film out to grab money or be flashy for the sake of it. Again, won't be for everyone, but I loved it.
- 53,459
- 21,039
- Joined
- Nov 24, 2009
Episode 7 of Good Behavior is lit. Outside of Game Of Thrones, this is one of the most awkward and crazy tv show dinners i've seen.
- 35,018
- 47,066
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2009
Damn 8/8 and better than whiplash
Do it man, its probably one of the most enjoyable and easiest to rewatch movies in a while. I'm about to watch it a third time with some friends today
Watched Bad Moms with the wife last night, I loved it. Not hilarious to me in the way Wedding Crashers is, but still funny enough for me to laugh at a few parts. And watching with my wife made it even funnier.
Only problem I had was looking at Mila Kunis as a mother of multiple teenagers. They looked older than she did.
Still, it was every bit as funny as Bridesmaids was and just as over the top.
Zik, irony for ya, Jay Hernandez is the male lead in this. Soon as I saw him, I was like, what, really? We was just talkin about that guy.
Only problem I had was looking at Mila Kunis as a mother of multiple teenagers. They looked older than she did.
Still, it was every bit as funny as Bridesmaids was and just as over the top.
Zik, irony for ya, Jay Hernandez is the male lead in this.
Soon as I saw him, I was like, what, really? We was just talkin about that guy.
- 87,854
- 50,370
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2007
Didn't know he was in the movie. I been meaning to check Bad Moms out.
They brought in a while other can of worms with being black mattering.
Javier taking dude's bike
This and Shooter got Tuesdays being the best of the day of the week.
I been waiting for what angle they'd go with the father showing up. That kid got a mouth on him.
They brought in a while other can of worms with being black mattering.
Javier taking dude's bike
This and Shooter got Tuesdays being the best of the day of the week.
- 53,459
- 21,039
- Joined
- Nov 24, 2009
The Javier actor should've been the new Dos Equis guy.
- 22,999
- 27,715
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2012
What genre is La la Land?
I don't know how you guys do romantic dramas like you do
And you give them such high scores
I don't know how you guys do romantic dramas like you do
And you give them such high scores
Last edited:
- 22,999
- 27,715
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2012
Why you lie to us famb?
- 30,197
- 21,603
- Joined
- Dec 23, 2009
Expand your mind bruh. Quality is quality. I bet you scared to listen to R&B with your boys in the car, too.What genre is La la Land?
I don't know how you guys do romantic dramas like you do :x
And you give them such high scores
- 22,999
- 27,715
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2012
Scared? No.
We dont do **** like that though
.I still listen to Enter the Dru when im in the mood for it though.
Just never been a fan pf romantic dramas and very few romcoms.
- 87,854
- 50,370
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2007
Romantic dramas and romcoms are two different things though.
If you just not in to romance say so.
If you just not in to romance say so.
- 30,197
- 21,603
- Joined
- Dec 23, 2009
You probably don't even hold your boys hands when you in line for starbucks
Scared? No.
We dont do **** like that though
I still listen to Enter the Dru when im in the mood for it though.
Just never been a fan pf romantic dramas and very few romcoms.
La La Land aint like Moulin Rouge or that one movie where everyone has AIDs, it's a legit good film. Top quality story, writing and acting, amazing cinematography and art direction, best musical score I've heard in a long long long time. Give it a shot bruh, you might like it 
- 38,785
- 54,580
- Joined
- Feb 2, 2014
Last edited:
calibeebee
Supporter
- 19,631
- 25,526
- Joined
- May 6, 2007
You probably don't even hold your boys hands when you in line for starbucks
Scared? No.
We dont do **** like that though
I still listen to Enter the Dru when im in the mood for it though.
Just never been a fan pf romantic dramas and very few romcoms.
I'm very surprised you didn't like moulin rouge. Something clicked for me with that movie after the second watch. It was that mind expanding moment, I'm not sure how else to explain it.
Will watch La La Land based on your recommendation regardless though [emoji]128076[/emoji]
- 87,854
- 50,370
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2007
Man what happened to Spike Lee? Yeah it's been talked about before but still.
Inside Man is so good. Miracle at St. Anna is his last really good feature film. There's then Pariah but that's like an independent joint.
Just thinking some of his recent work.
Inside Man is so good. Miracle at St. Anna is his last really good feature film. There's then Pariah but that's like an independent joint.
Just thinking some of his recent work.
- 22,999
- 27,715
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2012
I know he better give us a Tales From The Hood 2
Such a prime time for that kind of movie.
Such a prime time for that kind of movie.
- 22,382
- 14,560
- Joined
- Mar 28, 2004
damn, actress Debbie Reynolds died 1 day after her daughter. The stress was too much for her
lawdog1
Supporter
- 59,704
- 71,726
- Joined
- Sep 14, 2000
I would say "crazy," but this is 2016, so anything seems to be possible. Nevertheless, RIP. She gets to be with her daughter again.
- 22,382
- 14,560
- Joined
- Mar 28, 2004
it's wild, also I had no idea the girl with the earmuffs on Scream Queens was Carrie Fishers daughter
Last edited:
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
Supporter
- 135,985
- 116,712
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2006
Rest in peace, Debbie Reynolds.
- 30,197
- 21,603
- Joined
- Dec 23, 2009
I'm convinced she wears the earmuffs as some tribute to her mother. Or the writers have a good sense of humor or something.
RIP to Debbie, I hope nothing else bad happens to their family for a long long time.
