I actually like it a lot on its terms, well until the climax anyways. But yeah as a follow up to Majesties its a disappointment. Still not as bad as Spectre following up Skyfall though.

The exchange between Coach Boone and Petey-- "zero fun, sir!" Is one of my favorites. That script is incredibly brilliant, what a talent Mr. Howard had.

Hey the gang showed up!

Are you ok, my dude. This is the second Avatar post that doesn’t make sense.

This subreddit has gone to the dogs. Like what the actual fuck is this😂

Sir, this is an Arby's

You should read reviews about it and interviews with the director. They cover it quite well.

Here's a spoiler: people who are depressed don't react to crises the way non depressed people do.

Touché

Goodbye Horses- Clerks

Add Death of Vlogger (super sleeper hit), Butterfly Kisses, and my fave Be My Cat: A Film for Anne

I think it was played at the beginning and the end if I remember correctly.

honestly facts though

Goodbye Horses - Silence of the Lambs.

while you’re at it add one more dark then cleanse soul

Soft & Quiet (2022)

None of those are plot holes

Personally, I first saw a version of it in a demonstration of DALL•E's variation feature, which added a haunting and robotic undertone to the video. I later learned that this particular version of Daisy Bell was the first ever song synthesized by a computer.

Not a movie, but the White Lotus is great

It's been a real doozy of a day, officer.

> You’re not really supposed to.

Maybe. Maybe not.

> No there weren’t.

How is the protagonist claiming to have ESP in the third act pushing the story forward? What does the protagonist brother-in-law do to make enough money to own a castle and golf course? How on Earth does the astronomy-informed brother-in-law not know about Melancholia’s “death dance”? How did the bride break the news to the groom, resulting in their breakup?

These are a few issues I’m having. If you can answer these that’d be great

Wow, I can't believe I didn't catch this in the theater after how many times I've seen Blair Witch. I guess I was just so confused by what was supposed to be happening in this scene that it went over my head. Nice catch. Someone should add this to her imdb page as an uncredited role.

r/theydidthemath

I've been meaning to see this for awhile now, nice to seen unseen movies like this get restored

This had one great line in the trailer: "Once we get out of the '80's, the '90's are going to make the '60's look like the '50's!"

Yeah, and I think Hopper is actually his dad…there was a weird twist like that.

>I did not like any of the characters

You're not really supposed to

>There were a few plot holes in the movie

No there weren't