Knock Knock. *Shivers*
Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T
Knock Knock. *Shivers*
jpzx
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Umm sleeping with Ana De Armas and ruining your marriage and getting buried neck down sounds worth it
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Man, Rip Bernie Mac!!!! Great heist series, though Snatched kinda tops em all for me.
But HEAT is still up there.
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Didn’t even mention HEAT because I saw it a couple months ago but it sure is! It’s on NFLX at the moment.
lawdog1
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Movies are cool.
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Babadook did nothing for me.Hereditary is a mindfk. I'd recommend Babadook too.
jpzx
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Watched Fargo with two of my favorite Minnesota friends, who were both seeing it for the first time.
jpzx
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I want to go to Pancake House
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jpzx
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MoviePass is back:
Choose from four available plans:
Basic ($10 per month for one to three films), Standard ($20 per month for three to seven films), Premium ($30 per month for five to 11 films), or Pro ($40 per month for 30 films). Prices for Southern California and the New York metro area range from $20 to $60 a month. Members can use their credit-based subscription for tickets at any theater that accepts debit cards.
Choose from four available plans:
Basic ($10 per month for one to three films), Standard ($20 per month for three to seven films), Premium ($30 per month for five to 11 films), or Pro ($40 per month for 30 films). Prices for Southern California and the New York metro area range from $20 to $60 a month. Members can use their credit-based subscription for tickets at any theater that accepts debit cards.
jpzx
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Standard seems like the best plan. $20 for up to 7 movies per month.
dontsteponmyshoes
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Rebecca Romijn getting ready for Xmen
Sorry, sometimes I make posts that make no sense.
lawdog1
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I’m still just going to roll with it as a nice compliment. So, again, thank you.
jpzx
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Anyone seen this movie? On Netflix, I just finished it.
Oh, believe me, it was 100% intended as a compliment. My heart was in the right place when I made it. Thank you for understanding.
I did! What did you think?Anyone seen this movie? On Netflix, I just finished it.
jpzx
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A lot of the acting and lines were terrible, but they tried to cover classism, racism, ageism, women-and-children-first mentality.
I think what was unrealistic was how exceedingly calm they all were as things progressed, considering the circumstances
, being the 1 of 50 aren’t odds that’ll keep you sane. I was like, this dude is talking about his family lovingly like he’s telling someone under normal terms, or hey bearded guy is being sarcastic instead of losing his mind. Didn’t expect the ending with what the white young dude did, hard finesse. I’d say 4/8.
darthska
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Just banged out the first 3 episodes of Elizabeth Olsen's Love & Death yesterday and today.
Holy *censored*!!!!!
This is gooooooooodddd.
Holy *censored*!!!!!
This is gooooooooodddd.
calibeebee
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A lot of the acting and lines were terrible, but they tried to cover classism, racism, ageism, women-and-children-first mentality.
I think what was unrealistic was how exceedingly calm they all were as things progressed, considering the circumstances
You should watch CUBE next. It’s free on Tubi right now. It’s similar but better.
Another even BETTER simile movie is The Platform. On Netflix rn.
