Movies! The movie thread

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Originally Posted by stein_325i

Wife and I watched The Northman tonight. For those familiar with Robert Eggers work (The Witch, The Lighthouse), this movie features his signature style, but on a much grander scale and with a larger cast. The first act is a bit too long, however once past that the movie really picks up with great suspense, and the action is just fantastic, even on the small airplane screens we watched on. Acting from Alexander Skarsgard, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Nicole Kidman was also of course fantastic. Definitely not a movie for everyone, but was pretty good in my opinion.

Had high hopes for this movie. It was ultra boring and the series Viking Valhalla blows it away!

[HFW003]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Wife and I watched The Northman tonight. For those familiar with Robert Eggers work (The Witch, The Lighthouse), this movie features his signature style, but on a much grander scale and with a larger cast. The first act is a bit too long, however once past that the movie really picks up with great suspense, and the action is just fantastic, even on the small airplane screens we watched on. Acting from Alexander Skarsgard, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Nicole Kidman was also of course fantastic. Definitely not a movie for everyone, but was pretty good in my opinion.

It is truly a wonderful world in which we live, I thought it was absolute shite!

[flybigjet]

The Minister of War & Finance and I rewatched "Ford v. Ferrari" last night in 4k on the "big" tv w/ 5.1 sound.

The movie just gets better and better rewatching it.

R.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Wife and I watched The Northman tonight. For those familiar with Robert Eggers work (The Witch, The Lighthouse), this movie features his signature style, but on a much grander scale and with a larger cast. The first act is a bit too long, however once past that the movie really picks up with great suspense, and the action is just fantastic, even on the small airplane screens we watched on. Acting from Alexander Skarsgard, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Nicole Kidman was also of course fantastic. Definitely not a movie for everyone, but was pretty good in my opinion.

I dunno if we can be friends anymore

Maybe it's the phenomenon of being stuck on a plane so the movie seems much better? I dunno haha.

[stein_325i]

Originally Posted by tranquility

I dunno if we can be friends anymore

Maybe it's the phenomenon of being stuck on a plane so the movie seems much better? I dunno haha.

Eggers’ movies are typically pretty divisive and certainly different than the norm. A lot of people had the same reaction to The Witch and The Lighthouse. Definitely not for everyone.

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Originally Posted by stein_325i

Eggers’ movies are typically pretty divisive and certainly different than the norm. A lot of people had the same reaction to The Witch and The Lighthouse. Definitely not for everyone.

Haha, it's all good, different strokes.

He made those other 2? I liked The Witch but not the latter. Ya, he definitely has his own unique style, that's for sure.

Many ppl love David Lynch but I tried to watch Twin Peaks countless times and just couldn't get into it.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by tranquility

Haha, it's all good, different strokes.

He made those other 2? I liked The Witch but not the latter. Ya, he definitely has his own unique style, that's for sure.

Many ppl love David Lynch but I tried to watch Twin Peaks countless times and just couldn't get into it.

I'm with you on David Lynch. He's different that's for sure. I tried Twin Peaks as well, not for me. The only movies of his that I like were "Wild at Heart" and "Blue Velvet," though thought the latter was pretty weird.

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Originally Posted by Esteban

I'm with you on David Lynch. He's different that's for sure. I tried Twin Peaks as well, not for me. The only movies of his that I like were "Wild at Heart" and "Blue Velvet," though thought the latter was pretty weird.

Mulholland Drive was ok, I can't remember what other stuff of his that I liked also.

[M5Rick]

Clooney as Jack plays a piece of sh*t in this one.(see at 2:31.

[Fishee]

Originally Posted by tranquility

Mulholland Drive was ok, I can't remember what other stuff of his that I liked also.

Dune is the only Lynch movie I enjoy...

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Originally Posted by Fishee

Dune is the only Lynch movie I enjoy...

Ah ya, forgot about that one, it was alright.

[BMW F22]

Watched “Missing” last night. Very enjoyable and a pretty darn good movie! Date and I liked it quite a bit. Good storyline, acting, mystery, humor, etc. Definitely recommend it.

[UncleWede]

New version of All Quiet on the Western Front was significantly more disturbing than the original. I got thru Paul stabbing the guy in the hole, then had to go for a run, before returning to watch the rest. IT's GOOD that this was so disturbingly graphic, to show the horrors of war. All that was missing was the smell. . .

In the original, didn't the two sides come out and play soccer at the time of the cease fire?

[Alfisti]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

New version of All Quiet on the Western Front was significantly more disturbing than the original. I got thru Paul stabbing the guy in the hole, then had to go for a run, before returning to watch the rest. IT's GOOD that this was so disturbingly graphic, to show the horrors of war. All that was missing was the smell. . .

In the original, didn't the two sides come out and play soccer at the time of the cease fire?

I'm about 2/3rds way through it, god damn. I am a soft, weak, selfish man. Those poor boys. What a life.

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Watched "Shotgun Wedding" last night on Prime Video with my wife. Wish I hadn't.

[Soul_Glo]

I watched You People. It’s okay. In some ways it felt like a movie that tries too hard. Would expect better from Kenya Barris.

[Murf the Surf]

Originally Posted by DM5PAV

The Jesse Stone collection, we’re on a Tom Selleck kick right now!

I enjoyed that series of movies.

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Based on the story by horror icon Stephen King...

[BMW F22]

I’m curious about “Knock at the cabin,” but kind of been disappointed at most M. Night’s movies for the last 10-15 years. Ratings on this so far are 4.8/10. Not sure if it’s worth the watch. What are your thoughts on the premise of this movie?

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Originally Posted by BMW F22

I’m curious about “Knock at the cabin,” but kind of been disappointed at most M. Night’s movies for the last 10-15 years. Ratings on this so far are 4.8/10. Not sure if it’s worth the watch. What are your thoughts on the premise of this movie?

I'm definitely interested. Not enough to go pay at theaters. I'll wait for Digital release.

[BMW F22]

Anyone knows why I only see this thread on the Bimmerpost app but not when browsing using Safari? I even tried searching.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Anyone knows why I only see this thread on the Bimmerpost app but not when browsing using Safari? I even tried searching.

So you don’t get the movie thread on your laptop and only get it on your phone? Weird. I’d say clear everything out and restart your laptop but you’ve probably already done that.