My favourite movie. There's just so much in a few hours, he really lets you know what he thinks of it with Pitt's last line.

Yes. One of my favourites. The apple strudel scene is brilliant as is the wine cellar.

Id save Tár for another time because it’s slowly paced, it’s long, deals with sensitive subject matter and I feel like that’s the complete opposite of what you need rn.

Get a DVD copy of Pulp Fiction, Or somehow find an unedited copy that is exactly what they showed in theater with the same soundtrack.

Alot of what's online or steamable is a version that's been edited ALOT since it was first released. It's the details they change... some songs also.

Anyways, get that.

Your life will be changed forever.

Edit: this is off topic but this applies to a bunch of movies from that era... one where it really shows the massive difference is "Tommy Boy"

If you find an old DVD copy or VHS, I will guarantee the soundtrack and alot of parts will be in that cut that are not in the stuff you get from streaming etc.

Sinister freaking rocks. one of my favorite horror movies ever. so unique and truly f***ed up even if not the scariest movie ever

I liked the end of the movie. It really helped me put into perspective that the main characters of horror movies are just regular people, and would not really stand any real chance against a demon. Especially since the main character is a author, and has no real experience with the supernatural

The opening scene from the first movie is one of the scariest things I have ever seen in a horror movie.

Me too. It's not often that you see a horror movie where the villain actually wins

You're in for a treat. The interviews are just as compelling as Marc's personal journey.

Ooooooooff, dunno if you have since, but definitely go back and rewatch it. It’s great.

I'd have no issue with someone thinking Basterds is his best. As well as Pulp Fiction or Django.

Please share with us your thoughts after watching it. It is my favorite Lanthimos film.

I walked out of Saw 2. I was expecting another psychological thriller like the first one, not the full blown gore porn shit that was the second one.

On another note, I used to work at a cinema and lot of parents and young kids walked out of Beowulf when they came out it wasn’t a fun kids CGI movie.

This was arguably one of Tarantino’s best. So many to choose from though. I’m also partial to The Hateful Eight and Kill Bill

I see people giving Tarantino credit for a lot of things he had nothing to do with. One person on Reddit claimed he was responsible for John Woo being hired in Hollywood.

TAR is definitely the best of the 3, but if you had a bad theater experience last time I think what you need is some fun. Go see Puss in Boots

That's a Bingo!!!!

Damn right.

Opening scene is masterful, but so is that basement scene. It’s a comfort movie for me.

I was looking forward to Infinity Pool but the reviews have been pretty rough.

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The streaming price of my favorite movie of 2022, Aftersun, just dropped from $19.99 to under $6 on a bunch of sites.

Living with Bill Nighy is brilliant

Wow you can't even say somethingly mildly negative about Fraser during this Oscar season.

Just watched infinity pool. Not nearly as good as possessor imo. Took my kids to see Puss In Boots and thought it was great.