Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T

[Bronson]

Times Square (1992)

 

[Master Zik]

One of the few musicals I actually like (grew on me).

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

Finally found a copy of Louis CKs movie 4th of July. Bout to watch it right now. Ive heard good things.

 

[sneeker]

 

[jpzx]

 

[reconic supreme]

goated

 

[Bronson]

 

[el presidente]

I checked out Licorice Pizza.

I'll spare the rating, but one word to describe this movie is regular. I guess this is another one of those movies that just isn't for me.

It's like the drama wasn't dramatic enough, and the comedy wasn't funny enough.

 

[fluid hips]

Masterpiece

 

[MajinZuub]

Revenant was a great film visually but I don't know about masterpiece.

Also Hardy's performance>Leo's.

 

[jpzx]

Hardy was terrific in it, like Josh Brolin in True Grit but better. Vile dudes. Acting with a broken back for half the film, facial acting and murmuring noises, it wasn’t Leo’s Oscar best even if he won it but he’s great in it.

 

[fluid hips]

Yea. The visuals are what made the movie. Storyline and acting was more of a supporting role.

 

[sneeker]

Hardy was terrific in it, like Josh Brolin in True Grit but better. Vile dudes. Acting with a broken back for half the film, facial acting and murmuring noises, it wasn’t Leo’s Oscar best even if he won it but he’s great in it.

For me, it was more for giving back to Leo what the academy failed to give him rom his previous works. I felt the Departed was a better acted than Revenant. Or even Blood Diamond. But I think his best film was Shutter Island.

 

[getback]

 

[sneeker]

I watched a documentary about it. but I knew it was a B movie.

 

[walkingBred]

One of the few musicals I actually like (grew on me).

I saw Grease in a Holiday Inn on vacation when I was a kid. I thought it was good. Literally the only musical i've ever been able to finish.

I watched a documentary about it. but I knew it was a B movie.

Do you remember the name of the doc?

 

[jpzx]

Love Grease, and hate musicals

 

[jpzx]

Currently

First time

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

Anybody else have problems enjoying non action type movies in 4K? Weird gripe but i copped a 75 inch not too long ago and got a steal on prime day $100 for a 50 inch 4k. I got this covid so im home and had time to mess around with the tvs for a bit. The picture is so clear it makes movies look like sitcoms or something. I cant really explain it but it looks too real i guess and not cinematic enough .

 

[MajinZuub]

Anybody else have problems enjoying non action type movies in 4K? Weird gripe but i copped a 75 inch not too long ago and got a steal on prime day $100 for a 50 inch 4k. I got this covid so im home and had time to mess around with the tvs for a bit. The picture is so clear it makes movies look like sitcoms or something. I cant really explain it but it looks too real i guess and not cinematic enough .

Does your tv have a true motion feature or anything like that? Look up your tv on rtngs.com and they’ll give you the settings to make the picture look best. A lot of the built in settings give things the soap opera effect which is widely hated I turned those settings off immediately

 

[dontsteponmyshoes]

Does your tv have a true motion feature or anything like that? Look up your tv on rtngs.com and they’ll give you the settings to make the picture look best. A lot of the built in settings give things the soap opera effect which is widely hated I turned those settings off immediately

Thats what it was, turned off the "vivid hdr"
Not only was it very soap opera looking the camera movements were fast and jerky i felt drunk sometimes

 

[sneeker]

I saw Grease in a Holiday Inn on vacation when I was a kid. I thought it was good. Literally the only musical i've ever been able to finish.


Do you remember the name of the doc?

sadly no. it was a while back. what I did remember about it was from the casting and to the night shoots and the budget. I remember in the documentary that Michael Biehn was suppose to be the Terminator but wasn't menacing or scary enough so they had to look for someone like Arnie. it also talked about James Cameron's beginnings and the Terminator as his baby and made his career as a director.

 

[jpzx]

This movie Overlord, in the first half hour, has:

Eddie Munson

Euron Greyjoy

Henry Strickland, leader of the ****ty army Gold Company that Cersei bought

 

[macbk]

Revenant was a great film visually but I don't know about masterpiece.

Also Hardy's performance>Leo's.

Leo should have won his first Oscar for Wolf

don't @ me

 

[CP1708]

Leo should have won his first Oscar for Wolf

don't @ me

Gilbert Grape
Catch Me if You Can
The Departed