The Movie Thread

[KarthXLR]

Good Will Hunting was good.

[Trace]

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil was good

[Azure_Angel]

I'm not gonna sift through 200 pages to see if anything's been suggest... So if I repeat something I apologize now. Two movies I really fell in love with are Exit Through the Gift Shop, and Day Night Day Night. Also a really amazing short to see would be Chasing Cotards. That's my 2 cents for now... I'll probably return though.

[zaneyard]

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil was good

I streamed that one a few months back and everyone thought it was hilarious.

[Spore]

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil was good

This is correct.

[[SiN] Merc]

[quote author=Trace link=topic=947.msg236381#msg236381 date=1326440719]
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil was good

This is correct.
[/quote]

I agree with these gentlemen.

[KarthXLR]

Watched Best Worst Movie tonight. A little documentary about the aftermath of Troll 2 and its stars, funny, but heartwarming as well. If you're a troll 2 fan you'll appreciate it.

[KarthXLR]

Saw the Artist today. Fantastic little art house film, really recommend it if you're into silent film!

[Geoff]

exit through the gift shop was a good movie except it made every single kid in town want to be the next banksy so there are terrible tags everywhere now

[Azure_Angel]

exit through the gift shop was a good movie except it made every single kid in town want to be the next banksy so there are terrible tags everywhere now

Would you say it was true or fiction though?

[rumsfald]

[quote author=geoff link=topic=947.msg236638#msg236638 date=1326647373]
exit through the gift shop was a good movie except it made every single kid in town want to be the next banksy so there are terrible tags everywhere now

Would you say it was true or fiction though?
[/quote]

Yes.

[Black Aspen]

[quote author=geoff link=topic=947.msg236638#msg236638 date=1326647373]
exit through the gift shop was a good movie except it made every single kid in town want to be the next banksy so there are terrible tags everywhere now

Would you say it was true or fiction though?
[/quote]

Fiction.  The discussion I had about this movie afterwards was what made it so good.

[Azure_Angel]

After all day on a film shoot, best way to unwind? Go see a movie! Saw We Bought a Zoo last night, and it was an amazing movie. The writing was brilliant, cinematography had me on the edge of my seat, and you can't help but love the characters (you can never go wrong with a drunk Scotsman with a vengeance). Highly recommend seeing it.

[at0m]

After all day on a film shoot, best way to unwind? Go see a movie! Saw We Bought a Zoo last night, and it was an amazing movie. The writing was brilliant, cinematography had me on the edge of my seat, and you can't help but love the characters (you can never go wrong with a drunk Scotsman with a vengeance). Highly recommend seeing it.

There's a TV show that's actually reasonably entertaining about a privately owned zoo in the UP in Michigan. It's entertaining despite the fact that the wife is like 20 years younger than the husband (and is obviously the second wife when his kids show up in a couple episodes). They actually give a shit, so hard it hurts sometimes.

[backfire]

So saw Drag Me to Hell the other night...


That ending had me sitting there motionless for a good couple minutes. Gotta say... that is the way to end a horror film.

[zaneyard]

Watched shutter island a few nights ago. it was pretty badass

[Azure_Angel]

[quote author=Azure_Angel link=topic=947.msg236911#msg236911 date=1326823065]
After all day on a film shoot, best way to unwind? Go see a movie! Saw We Bought a Zoo last night, and it was an amazing movie. The writing was brilliant, cinematography had me on the edge of my seat, and you can't help but love the characters (you can never go wrong with a drunk Scotsman with a vengeance). Highly recommend seeing it.

There's a TV show that's actually reasonably entertaining about a privately owned zoo in the UP in Michigan. It's entertaining despite the fact that the wife is like 20 years younger than the husband (and is obviously the second wife when his kids show up in a couple episodes). They actually give a shit, so hard it hurts sometimes.
[/quote]

I won't be able to watch it unless I can stream it online. I'm in Canada.

So saw Drag Me to Hell the other night...


That ending had me sitting there motionless for a good couple minutes. Gotta say... that is the way to end a horror film.

[color=blue]I love horros like that. Definitely will check it out.

[HeK]

[quote author=at0m link=topic=947.msg236932#msg236932 date=1326838144]
[quote author=Azure_Angel link=topic=947.msg236911#msg236911 date=1326823065]
After all day on a film shoot, best way to unwind? Go see a movie! Saw We Bought a Zoo last night, and it was an amazing movie. The writing was brilliant, cinematography had me on the edge of my seat, and you can't help but love the characters (you can never go wrong with a drunk Scotsman with a vengeance). Highly recommend seeing it.

There's a TV show that's actually reasonably entertaining about a privately owned zoo in the UP in Michigan. It's entertaining despite the fact that the wife is like 20 years younger than the husband (and is obviously the second wife when his kids show up in a couple episodes). They actually give a shit, so hard it hurts sometimes.
[/quote]

[color=blue]I won't be able to watch it unless I can stream it online. I'm in Canada.
[/quote]

But you are posting from Arizona?

[KarthXLR]

[quote author=Azure_Angel link=topic=947.msg236963#msg236963 date=1326861515]
[quote author=at0m link=topic=947.msg236932#msg236932 date=1326838144]
[quote author=Azure_Angel link=topic=947.msg236911#msg236911 date=1326823065]
After all day on a film shoot, best way to unwind? Go see a movie! Saw We Bought a Zoo last night, and it was an amazing movie. The writing was brilliant, cinematography had me on the edge of my seat, and you can't help but love the characters (you can never go wrong with a drunk Scotsman with a vengeance). Highly recommend seeing it.

There's a TV show that's actually reasonably entertaining about a privately owned zoo in the UP in Michigan. It's entertaining despite the fact that the wife is like 20 years younger than the husband (and is obviously the second wife when his kids show up in a couple episodes). They actually give a shit, so hard it hurts sometimes.
[/quote]

[color=blue]I won't be able to watch it unless I can stream it online. I'm in Canada.
[/quote]

But you are posting from Arizona?
[/quote]
WAIT WHAT


I'M NOT ALONE?!

[Didzo]

[quote author=HeK link=topic=947.msg236970#msg236970 date=1326862913]
[quote author=Azure_Angel link=topic=947.msg236963#msg236963 date=1326861515]
[quote author=at0m link=topic=947.msg236932#msg236932 date=1326838144]
[quote author=Azure_Angel link=topic=947.msg236911#msg236911 date=1326823065]
After all day on a film shoot, best way to unwind? Go see a movie! Saw We Bought a Zoo last night, and it was an amazing movie. The writing was brilliant, cinematography had me on the edge of my seat, and you can't help but love the characters (you can never go wrong with a drunk Scotsman with a vengeance). Highly recommend seeing it.

There's a TV show that's actually reasonably entertaining about a privately owned zoo in the UP in Michigan. It's entertaining despite the fact that the wife is like 20 years younger than the husband (and is obviously the second wife when his kids show up in a couple episodes). They actually give a shit, so hard it hurts sometimes.
[/quote]

[color=blue]I won't be able to watch it unless I can stream it online. I'm in Canada.
[/quote]

But you are posting from Arizona?
[/quote]
WAIT WHAT


I'M NOT ALONE?!
[/quote]

Sorry Karth, pretty sure you are.

Azure's posting from Canadia (at the moment).