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Huevos___Rancheros OP t1_j6boe3h wrote
Reply to comment by Jay_Eye_MBOTH_WHY in The Lobster (2015) by Huevos___Rancheros
Ya probably
Random_Belter t1_j6boba7 wrote
Reply to What are some great examples of horror movies hiding things in the background? by chazinabox
In Hereditary the cult members are standing around the house near the end. Some can't be seen unless you turn up the brightness. Also some of the cult members can be seen earlier in the movie as regular townspeople.
critcalneatfrown t1_j6bo43r wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
Hello?? DDL - Daniel Day Lewis. The GOAT
Jay_Eye_MBOTH_WHY t1_j6bnv57 wrote
Reply to The Lobster (2015) by Huevos___Rancheros
did he stab his eyes?
2BFrank69 t1_j6bnrek wrote
Reply to The Lobster (2015) by Huevos___Rancheros
Great flick
charleyismyhero t1_j6bnr33 wrote
Reply to Let's talk about how Sinister is probably one of the scariest horror movies of all time by VeryBonelessPizza
I need to know if this is a troll because I watched the trailer and it looks hokey as all get out.
maria_slayer t1_j6bnnz4 wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
DiNero or Al Pacino, loved them from when i was younger so its gonna be tough not seeing them
Lowkey_A_giraffe t1_j6bnh5j wrote
Reply to comment by Knightofducks in has anyone walked out a movie due to a misleading opening? by LegoMong
Lmao, the madman actually went and did it. /s
In all seriousness, if you can make it through that movie your dedication to film critique far surpasses my own. Best of luck and remember: Bill Murray only signed onto the franchise because he saw the name "Joel Cohen" on the script and thought he was one of the affluent Coens.
lifesyndrome OP t1_j6bnfh9 wrote
Reply to comment by metsjets86 in Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
well he made my childhood as iron man
and kiss kiss bang bang is my fav
jfstompers t1_j6bneu6 wrote
Reply to So I watched my first ever Tarantino movie: Inglourious Basterds. It's one glorious bastard. by Comic_Book_Reader
One of my favorite movies and one of Tarantinos best.
meliorayne t1_j6bndnl wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
Ian McKellan, easy.
Huevos___Rancheros t1_j6bn8dp wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
James Earl Jones
Cake-Over t1_j6bn2rm wrote
Reply to What’s your favourite film that you’ve literally only ever seen once or twice? by BeneficialPraline801
The Fox & The Hound
Saw it when I was 6. I've made a conscious effort to avoid it for 40 odd years as I don't want my experiences and cynicisms as a teenager- young adult-middle aged man to ruin what's a very happy and comforting memory for me.
DumbleDoorsDown t1_j6bmq3c wrote
Reply to comment by Chem_is_tree_guy in Powerful Brendan Fraser interview on Marc Maron's podcast about performing in "The Whale" by geekteam6
Been doing this for years
metsjets86 t1_j6bmojm wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
Downey? I love. But last interesting movie he did was Zodiac. 15 years ago.
ProjectDirectory t1_j6bmdwt wrote
Reply to comment by outbound_flight in Over 2 months ago, I put a video together about the appearance of Heather Donohue's voice from Blair Witch Project (who changed her name to Rei Hance in 2021) and how she was not credited or paid for her voice appearing in Academy Award Nominee, Tár. by HalpTheFan
I remember sitting in a packed theater and some dotard sitting next to me was telling me that it was real.
dwilliams22 t1_j6bmd7l wrote
Reply to comment by Married_with_Meeples in Powerful Brendan Fraser interview on Marc Maron's podcast about performing in "The Whale" by geekteam6
I fell for the Maron thing back around 2015 super hard. Got 2nd row seats, was super amped. He comes out firing the same shit from that Epic Channel special and Im just full stop bored with him. He’s a good talker but I cant say I fell for his standup side.
Malice_n_Flames t1_j6bm85c wrote
No_More_Barriers t1_j6blkmi wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
Michael Caine. Already missing him.
MikeShannonThaGawd t1_j6bljr9 wrote
Reply to comment by ProximusSeraphim in So I watched my first ever Tarantino movie: Inglourious Basterds. It's one glorious bastard. by Comic_Book_Reader
Grindhouse is not the title of either movie.
They released Planet Terror and Death Proof as a double feature called Grindhouse.
BuccoFever412 t1_j6blc98 wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
Tom Hanks. That dude has been my favorite actor ever since I saw 'The Burbs' as a kid.
ReedBalzac t1_j6blbl3 wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
Tom Hanks is the most beloved actor of our time. He will be missed.
Edm_vanhalen1981 t1_j6bl7vp wrote
Reply to Who's an actor you think you're gonna miss the most when they pass away in the future? by lifesyndrome
Really enjoy Brad Pitt. Love his movies.
teutonic_order33 t1_j6bl0mt wrote
Reply to comment by ryanfea in has anyone walked out a movie due to a misleading opening? by LegoMong
Reminds me of this one time my theatre played spiderverse when I paid for green book
Knightofducks t1_j6bojdz wrote
Reply to comment by Lowkey_A_giraffe in has anyone walked out a movie due to a misleading opening? by LegoMong
Hahaha I don't plan on watching it anytime soon.