Movie Thread

[iego]

Consider me schooled! I do love a good book, but lazily will watch a movie, etc.

But just as I love good movies, and will make an effort to watch them, so I will good books

-John

[Great-Kazoo]

I, hadn't seen that, and I love, Charlton Heston. I'll check it out.

Currently (re)watching "The Road."

No spoilers please, as I don't know how it ends...

-John

I'll be the downer of the crowd and say it was a terrible movie.

[buffalobo]

I, hadn't seen that, and I love, Charlton Heston. I'll check it out.

Currently (re)watching "The Road."

No spoilers please, as I don't know how it ends...

-John

Turn off the movie and read the book. Hollywood didn't do author any favors.

[StagLefty]

I think if you read The Road before you saw the movie you had more comprehension of what exactly was going on. JMHO

[FoxtArt]

I posted this on May 8 on another site.

I had a nightmare where the world ended - it began with Russel Crowe getting pissed off from someone taking video of him on a riding lawnmower. Things quickly spiraled out of control from that single incident.

Much later there were armored police trucks with belt-fed machine guns and much explosion. Vehicles were disappearing and it was like world-war-z met purge. I couldn't wake up.

With how 2020 is going, I want to error on the side of caution and give Russel Crowe a lot of space....

Then this trailer drops 3 days ago:


Seriously LOL'ing.

[Gman]

Falling Down, the Road Rage Edition.

I can't remember which comedian that mentioned it, but they were talking about that inner voice that tells you to do things that you know you shouldn't? People are starting to listen to that voice.

[Great-Kazoo]

Ok, then I give up. Carrie was the scariest thing I have ever seen, and I was probably 12. The Descent, and The Ring, and other modern day horrors still can rock my mind.

-John

tried watchin a horror movie the other day. Couldn't get past the first 5 minutes, before turning off.

It's called






An Inconvenient Truth

[FoxtArt]

Falling Down, the Road Rage Edition.

The first part brought Falling Down to mind too! Then he just gets too fixated. If he at least shoots up a drive through or something it would be a 10/10 sequel. On a side note, he looks a lot - bigger - he almost has John Goodman vibes now. I wonder if that was for the role.

[Gman]

Heard he had been gaining weight for a role. Gotta' have that overweight, white, drives a pickup, crazy guy character. Did he have a Trump bumper sticker on the pickup?

[Gman]

Falling Down, the Road Rage Edition.

I can't remember which comedian that mentioned it, but they were talking about that inner voice that tells you to do things that you know you shouldn't? People are starting to listen to that voice.

I heard the voice of the comedian associated to that memory as I was doing dishes last night. Found the clip (specifically on topic about road rage at 3:18):