The Last Good Movie You Saw?

[LordManHammer]

The Allins an updated tale of GG Allin and Merle Allin, really heartwarming tale.

[fakie nollie]

I thought The Devil All The Time was just okay overall, and RPatz didn't really pull off his character.

I'm really interested to check out some stuff from the author who wrote the book it was based on though. I downloaded his book The Heavenly Table, gonna start reading it soon.

I don't think they gave enough character development to a couple people. I did like the movie though and would recommend it

[smellsdead]

this instagram post

reminded me to watch dragged across concrete

(account is worth a follow, really enjoyed someones comment saying they thought it was a goya at first glance)


it was aite. slow burn, cops going dirty for the first time.  i think i liked bone tomahawk more.

[augustmoon]

this instagram post

reminded me to watch dragged across concrete

(account is worth a follow, really enjoyed someones comment saying they thought it was a goya at first glance)


it was aite. slow burn, cops going dirty for the first time.  i think i liked bone tomahawk more.

one of the best accounts on IG

Brawl in Cell Block 99 is by the same director and is really good as well

[RCB3]

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this instagram post

reminded me to watch dragged across concrete

(account is worth a follow, really enjoyed someones comment saying they thought it was a goya at first glance)


it was aite. slow burn, cops going dirty for the first time.  i think i liked bone tomahawk more.

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one of the best accounts on IG

Brawl in Cell Block 99 is by the same director and is really good as well

I liked Bone Tomahawk a lot and I feel like I'm pretty unphased when it comes to watching violence in movies, but for some reason that scene really fucked me up. It stuck with me for days.

[G raham]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

not the biggest baseball guy so havent seen that many reckon u could reccomend us some?

[Deputy Wendell]

just did my perennial rewatch of Repo Man--one of my favorite scenes:



"there's going to be some bad shit coming down one of these days kid...

...uh uh. i'm gonna be right here, heading north at 110 per."

Harry Dean Stanton was such a fucking treasure...

[Deputy Wendell]

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Anybody watch the new Kaufman movie yet? I loved it and would be interested in having a discussion on it if any of you have checked it out

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I'm a huge fan of Kaufman, thank you for bringing up his latest film! Like with any of his films, it requires multiple viewings to really tie together the subtle surrealist nuances buried within the narrative. So I am going to have to watch this one again, especially since the jarring viewing experience was a Kaufmanesque fever dream of fuckery. It definitely made it tricky to identify the overarching connections within the film.

I don't think this is for someone watching their first Kaufman film and I can see people who don't expect the experimental and absurdist qualities of his films to feel alienated by this one especially. That said, I'm Thinking of Ending Things might be the most impressive visual commentary on the concept of memories entwined with self-identity that I have ever seen. It was unstable, melancholic, boundless, and doesn't waste a single moment to compromise its fractured structure. It's cathartic in the sense that it reveals our humanity like with all of Kaufman films (including the ones he didn't direct) yet it's also a reveal of our neurotic self-delusions as well. I can also see the film being a first-person account of the destruction of the mind through dementia. 

For people who want to watch something that's completely offbeat, watch this. The performances are awesome and it commands your attention throughout. There are a few long scenes in the movie that involves sitting in a car for long periods of time that may be offputting but spend that time really trying to understand the unspoken subtext within those scenes. When it clicks, you'll have an "oh shit" moment, I promise.

Also if you are interested Kaufman just released his first novel titled Antkind. Haven't read it yet but will pick it up soon.

ihatejulio, your sig is "exceedingly lovely" (M. Gustave)--one of the most beautiful shots in that outstanding film

[blurst_of_times]

The King Of Staten Island was much better than I expected

[theSketchLord]

Watched The Hunt, really good.
The scene with the cigs is great "you fucked up biiiitch!"

[ihatejulio]

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Anybody watch the new Kaufman movie yet? I loved it and would be interested in having a discussion on it if any of you have checked it out

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I'm a huge fan of Kaufman, thank you for bringing up his latest film! Like with any of his films, it requires multiple viewings to really tie together the subtle surrealist nuances buried within the narrative. So I am going to have to watch this one again, especially since the jarring viewing experience was a Kaufmanesque fever dream of fuckery. It definitely made it tricky to identify the overarching connections within the film.

I don't think this is for someone watching their first Kaufman film and I can see people who don't expect the experimental and absurdist qualities of his films to feel alienated by this one especially. That said, I'm Thinking of Ending Things might be the most impressive visual commentary on the concept of memories entwined with self-identity that I have ever seen. It was unstable, melancholic, boundless, and doesn't waste a single moment to compromise its fractured structure. It's cathartic in the sense that it reveals our humanity like with all of Kaufman films (including the ones he didn't direct) yet it's also a reveal of our neurotic self-delusions as well. I can also see the film being a first-person account of the destruction of the mind through dementia. 

For people who want to watch something that's completely offbeat, watch this. The performances are awesome and it commands your attention throughout. There are a few long scenes in the movie that involves sitting in a car for long periods of time that may be offputting but spend that time really trying to understand the unspoken subtext within those scenes. When it clicks, you'll have an "oh shit" moment, I promise.

Also if you are interested Kaufman just released his first novel titled Antkind. Haven't read it yet but will pick it up soon.

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ihatejulio, your sig is "exceedingly lovely" (M. Gustave)--one of the most beautiful shots in that outstanding film

Thank you! I really had to endlessly loop Saoirse Ronan glaring into my soul. For the culture.

[dunc]

Just watched My Octopus Teacher. Was fantastic and beautifully shot. Couldn't script a more heartfelt plot. 

[Freelancevagrant]

Hey fatty, I got a movie for ya: A Fridge Too Far.

Real talk, I just rewatched High Tension and 13 Tzameti which are two of my all time favorites. But I’m a sucker for new french extremity.

[GBLange]

The Goonies

[Carrolls Chesthairs]

Gonna watch this later hopefully
https://www.feelsgoodmanfilm.com/

[funeral_tuxedo]

Gonna watch this later hopefully
https://www.feelsgoodmanfilm.com/

That looks awesome. I love Matt Furie's work. Here's an old xlr8r about him searching for his pizza earring. He's a good dude.

[os89]

Palm Springs.

While not the best film, it was pretty damn entertaining.

I could definitely relate to the character, especially now with my routine of basically nothing. “Today, tomorrow, yesterday, it's all the same”

I also usually do not like much from that snl dude, but this was well done. Better than expected.

Some nice cinematography, pretty funny, moves fast, PLUS it has J. K. Simmons in it.
 
Would recommend if you're bored for sure.

[BallDontLie]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

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not the biggest baseball guy so havent seen that many reckon u could reccomend us some?

Bull Durham, the Natural, and 8 men out amongst others. All great films even if you don’t follow baseball.

Moneyball is an all time favorite of mine though.

[GardenSkater77]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

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not the biggest baseball guy so havent seen that many reckon u could reccomend us some?

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Bull Durham, the Natural, and 8 men out amongst others. All great films even if you don’t follow baseball.

Moneyball is an all time favorite of mine though.

All these Are essential but also Field of Dreams and Minor League should be added.

Also, Ken Burns documentary on baseball and the documentary on Doc Ellis called No No is fantastic and the sound track is great—produced by Ad Rock of the Beastie Boys.

Throwing a baseball with your dad is like a metaphor. Nicest memories with my dad revolve around baseball. Guy couldn’t skateboard for shit. Note: he’s still alive although my past tense language may suggest otherwise. He’s just too old (78) to throw and catch a baseball.

[os89]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

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not the biggest baseball guy so havent seen that many reckon u could reccomend us some?

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Bull Durham, the Natural, and 8 men out amongst others. All great films even if you don’t follow baseball.

Moneyball is an all time favorite of mine though.

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All these Are essential but also Field of Dreams and Minor League should be added.

Also, Ken Burns documentary on baseball and the documentary on Doc Ellis called No No is fantastic and the sound track is great—produced by Ad Rock of the Beastie Boys.

Throwing a baseball with your dad is like a metaphor. Nicest memories with my dad revolve around baseball. Guy couldn’t skateboard for shit. Note: he’s still alive although my past tense language may suggest otherwise. He’s just too old (78) to throw and catch a baseball.

The Ken Burns doc is sooooo good.

As are almost all baseball films.

My user name is O’s for the Orioles, I’m from Bmore. I love baseball.

It’s the fucking best.

[GardenSkater77]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

[close]

not the biggest baseball guy so havent seen that many reckon u could reccomend us some?

[close]

Bull Durham, the Natural, and 8 men out amongst others. All great films even if you don’t follow baseball.

Moneyball is an all time favorite of mine though.

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All these Are essential but also Field of Dreams and Minor League should be added.

Also, Ken Burns documentary on baseball and the documentary on Doc Ellis called No No is fantastic and the sound track is great—produced by Ad Rock of the Beastie Boys.

Throwing a baseball with your dad is like a metaphor. Nicest memories with my dad revolve around baseball. Guy couldn’t skateboard for shit. Note: he’s still alive although my past tense language may suggest otherwise. He’s just too old (78) to throw and catch a baseball.

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The Ken Burns doc is sooooo good.

As are almost all baseball films.

My user name is O’s for the Orioles, I’m from Bmore. I love baseball.

It’s the fucking best.

I love Camden Yards. Best stadium outside of Wrigley. I actually had a better time at Camden. Walking down to get to your seats. Fried soft shell crab sandwiches. The bars across the street are fire. I told my family that when COVID is over we should drive past Philly and go see a game in Baltimore.

I want my son to go to a park that looks like it has been there for 100 years. Even though it’s only 50.

[BallDontLie]

Wish the ken burns doc was on Netflix (it used to be)... i got an ex to watch it with me and she’s totally clueless when it comes to baseball. it’s very well done. The Ichiro segment is my favorite..

[Deputy Wendell]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

[close]

not the biggest baseball guy so havent seen that many reckon u could reccomend us some?

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Bull Durham, the Natural, and 8 men out amongst others. All great films even if you don’t follow baseball.

Moneyball is an all time favorite of mine though.

i have never been able to stand baseball--never, not as a kid, not as a teenager, not as an adult--but for some reason i love Bull Durham, and will watch it every time i happen upon it being on tv...but i think it has a lot to do with









nah, but seriously, this is one of many elegant scenes in the film, but perhaps my favorite

[Acky Jacky]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

The Fan is a good one, it's under the radar for some people. I can't think of another two. I agree that Moneyball is tight.

[os89]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

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The Fan is a good one, it's under the radar for some people. I can't think of another two. I agree that Moneyball is tight.

They are all good, even the kids movies.

Sandlot and Bad News Bears are so good.

Hell, I’ll watch Mr. 3000 if it’s on.

Edit: Ok I don’t like that one with jimmy fallon but I just don’t like that dude very much. Its basically a romantic comedy and not a baseball film anyway.

[Glue Reed]

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Just decided Moneyball is probably one of my top three movies of all time

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fuckin love baseball movies, you got a top 3?

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The Fan is a good one, it's under the radar for some people. I can't think of another two. I agree that Moneyball is tight.

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They are all good, even the kids movies.

Sandlot and Bad News Bears are so good.

Hell, I’ll watch Mr. 3000 if it’s on.

Edit: Ok I don’t like that one with jimmy fallon but I just don’t like that dude very much. Its basically a romantic comedy and not a baseball film anyway.

Has anybody mentioned Major League yet?  That's my all-time favorite baseball movie.

8 Men Out and The Natural are great, too.

[Level 60 Dwarf Rogue]

Rookie of the year and little big league are great kids ones.

I need to buy a mitt.

[os89]

I would love to have a SLAP baseball team. Too bad haha

What would you play?

I call left field, sorry if I miss a catch.

I’ll fucking Superman and lay the hell out trying to get the ball though.

[Freelancevagrant]

The SLAP sons of pitches.

I’d be down, dibs on second.

[Freelancevagrant]

Let’s also not forget this gem.