Movies you just saw

[greyhammer90]

I've never seen Tombstone before and noticed that it was on Hulu. Fantastic movie.

I'll have to have a look at Tombstone.

 

[Irishize]

I’ve always heard Kilmer is a major douchebag but they pay him to act & he turned in an Oscar-worthy performance in Tombstone IMO.

 

[ACamp1900]

Def his best performance,...

 

[connor_in]

Love Tombstone! Great cast, great performances, great looking film.

Personally I also recommend Silverado.

Late 80s early 90s actually had some decent westerns.

 

[Irishize]

Def his best performance,...

I heard in an interview where Kurt Russell basically directed Tombstone. What a great cast from top to bottom.

Deadwood was great & I enjoyed how the characters evolved from my first impression.

An underrated western, IMO, is The Long Riders. This is based on the James-Younger Gang and employs four sets of brothers to play the roles of sets of brothers in the movie.

It features the Keach bros (Stacey & James), the Quaid bros (Dennis & Randy), the Carridine bros (David, Keith & Robert) & the Guest bros (Christopher & Nicholas).

If you enjoy westerns, you should check it out.

 

[ACamp1900]

Open Range is my slept on western,... thought it was fantastic.

 

[NorthDakota]

Kurt Russell in Miracle is lit.

Probably a top 5 sports movie of all time.

 

[greyhammer90]

Open Range is my slept on western,... thought it was fantastic.

Can confirm. The 3:10 to Yuma remake is also underrated.

 

[calvegas04]

True Grit remake
Hostiles
Appaloosa
3:10 to Yuma

All great westerns that have been made recently

 

[T-Boone]

Coen brother 'Ballad of Buster Scruggs' is a great series of short frontier/western movies that I'll be watching again.

 

[Circa]

I would recomend anyone with any curiosity toward the First Ammendment to watch [URL="https://www.amazon.com/Newspaperman-Life-Times-Ben-Bradlee/dp/B077VT2GMJ/ref=pd_ybh_a_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=EQFX1WGP0AAV6DEW6B2M"]https://www.amazon.com/Newspaperman-Life-Times-Ben-Bradlee/dp/B077VT2GMJ/ref=pd_ybh_a_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=EQFX1WGP0AAV6DEW6B2M[/URL]
and [url]https://www.amazon.com/Post-Meryl-Streep/dp/B078XMV6WJ/ref=pd_ybh_a_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=ZHZVFGKTPSM7CM4BJW1E[/URL]

I found the documentary about Ben Bradlee after I had already watched The Post. I had to re-watch the Post after. Great documentary explaining a lot.
Then there's always All The president's Men

 

[Irish#1]

Bad Times at El Royale. I enjoyed it. Has a Tarantino feel to it. Good cast with Jeff Bridges and John Hamm.

 

[IrishLion]

Watching “Free Solo” right now. About free solo climber Alex Honnold and his attempt to climb El Capitan in Yosemite.

It’s on the Nat Geo channel, and he’s about to start the climb for the last hour of the doc. My hands are sweaty and they’ve only shown footage of his prep climbs, where he uses ropes and whatnot.

 

[GATTACA!]

Bad Times at El Royale. I enjoyed it. Has a Tarantino feel to it. Good cast with Jeff Bridges and John Hamm.

I was kind of disappointed by it. It's a great concept with a great cast and good setup, and then just falls apart in the 3rd act.

Watching “Free Solo” right now. About free solo climber Alex Honnold and his attempt to climb El Capitan in Yosemite.

It’s on the Nat Geo channel, and he’s about to start the climb for the last hour of the doc. My hands are sweaty and they’ve only shown footage of his prep climbs, where he uses ropes and whatnot.

It's soooo good! My wife and I were able to go out and see it in theaters and it was incredible. We were so pumped when it won the Oscar. Totally deserved it, but we figured one of the docs about cultural issue would take it. Just stunning cinematography, and I've certainly never sweated so much in the theater lol.

 

[IrishLion]

It's soooo good! My wife and I were able to go out and see it in theaters and it was incredible. We were so pumped when it won the Oscar. Totally deserved it, but we figured one of the docs about cultural issue would take it. Just stunning cinematography, and I've certainly never sweated so much in the theater lol.

It was amazing. Honnold's disconnect from depth of feeling is obviously what makes it possible for him to climb the way he does... but he's such a weird dude lol. And I mean that in the best way, because it was cool to see how he's trying to grow as a person, knowing that he doesn't quite relate to people in the same ways that they do with him.

They did a really amazing job of using their footage and editing to show how nervous and sketchy he felt about his potential first attempt, compared to the good vibes and "let's get to work" attitude of the day he decided to go for it. It couldn't have been easy, because of the way he internalizes everything.

I also loved the way they would show his route as a graphic, and then zoom in on the graphic to the real footage of him on the different pitch sections. It really gave you a scale of just how insane it is that the guy climbs like he does.

3 hours and 56 minutes to climb a route that takes expert climbers 8+ hours... and the expert climbers have aids and lifelines lol.

 

[Irish#1]

Just watched Uncle Drew. As predictable as you would expect it to be. Good enough to kill a couple of hours, but not if there is something else on.

 

[irishnd31]

Bohemian Rhapsody. A+

Rami Malek was amazing. Deserves all awards he receives.
Entire cast was great. Great story. Really enjoyed the movie. Mercury's life was so sad but he did so many good things which both showed in the film.

 

[GDomer09]

Has anyone seen Alita yet? Was thinking of taking my son tonight. I'm heavily into AI movies, thought it looked good.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Has anyone seen Alita yet? Was thinking of taking my son tonight. I'm heavily into AI movies, thought it looked good.

Seems to have been panned by critics, but loved by everyone who's into the genre. Several guys on Twitter whose opinion I respect really liked it. Were I still able to frequent my local theater, I'd definitely check it out.

 

[koonja]

Seems to have been panned by critics, but loved by everyone who's into the genre. Several guys on Twitter whose opinion I respect really liked it. Were I still able to frequent my local theater, I'd definitely check it out.

Banned? Nice!

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

Bohemian Rhapsody. A+

Rami Malek was amazing. Deserves all awards he receives.
Entire cast was great. Great story. Really enjoyed the movie. Mercury's life was so sad but he did so many good things which both showed in the film.

My girl and I got this from a Red Box a couple weekends ago and I could have watched it again as soon as the ending credits began rolling. The film was outstanding.

Going to hold off on seeing Captain Marvel this weekend and going to see Green Book before it's too late. Heard great things and obviously they surprised with an Oscar for best picture.

Mahershala Ali has quickly become one of my favorite actors between House of Cards and True Detective.

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

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[Bishop2b5]

Bohemian Rhapsody. A+

Rami Malek was amazing. Deserves all awards he receives.
Entire cast was great. Great story. Really enjoyed the movie. Mercury's life was so sad but he did so many good things which both showed in the film.

I watched it this past weekend. Malek's a weird dude but did a hell of a job and deserved his Oscar. Good story and the movie did a great job of making it as much of a Queen story as a Freddie story.

 

[ACamp1900]

His role as "Snafu" in the Pacific was good enough to let me know he was a hell of an actor... unforgettable in that series.

 

[Bishop2b5]

His role as "Snafu" in the Pacific was good enough to let me know he was a hell of an actor... unforgettable in that series.

Snafu's definitely the best character in The Pacific. Malek's got chops.

 

[BobbyMac]

My girl and I got this from a Red Box a couple weekends ago and I could have watched it again as soon as the ending credits began rolling. The film was outstanding.

Going to hold off on seeing Captain Marvel this weekend and going to see Green Book before it's too late. Heard great things and obviously they surprised with an Oscar for best picture.

Mahershala Ali has quickly become one of my favorite actors between House of Cards and True Detective.

Green Book will be in Redbox next Tuesday.

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

Green Book will be in Redbox next Tuesday.

Good looking out Crusader. Getting my Marvel on this weekend after all it looks like.

 

[NDisme]

Good looking out Crusader. Getting my Marvel on this weekend after all it looks like.

I loved Green Book, hope you enjoy

 

[NDisme]

Not sure if anyone has checked it out on Amazon Prime, but just watched the documentary The Identity Theft of Mitch Mustain. I really enjoyed it, was really interesting. I remember at one point I thought he was coming here.

 

[wizards8507]

As a new-ish father to a toddler and a 6-month old, games with storylines revolving around children are far more emotionally impactful than they used to be. It's nice, but it also sucks lol.

In 'AC: Origins,' the main character had a son that died very young. You play missions where your character revisits bonding time that he shared with his son, viewing constellations in the night sky as you hear voiceovers of the conversations they had. Made me super emo, especially when you get to the final remembrance mission, which symbolizes your character finding peace with his son's absence. Devastated me.

In 'AC: Odyssey,' you're put in a situation where a child you care for is in grave danger... I was playing at lunch, but had to pause the game to head back to work before I could find out what happened. I am now stressed and paranoid about what's going to happen when I play again tonight or tomorrow at lunch.

Kids change everything about life, man.

Have you watched Christopher Robin yet? You'll be crying within ten minutes.