Yeah well, ya know, that's just, like uh, your opinion, man.

That movie's ending, wherein Bobby self-destructively abandons Rayette at the mountain pass way-station, is one of the bleakest, most heartbreaking movie climaxes of all time.

There was this one movie where a guy kicked a hat or something and broke his foot, and I think he cried for real. I don't really remember though, very obscure trivia.

I thought the animation was great. I thought the songs were okay. It was a good movie with a lot going for it.

But I couldn't stand Pinocchio. He was the worst part of the movie and I probably wouldn't have finished if I wasn't watching it with my partner. It was just not for me..

Not to mention all the other stuff going on during the credits themselves.

Staff meal. Chefs cook for the restaurant employees before service. They probably had chickey fingers too

Bone Tomahawk indeed rules and there's plenty of images throughout that have etched themselves into my brain. If you want something more along the horror/thriller side of that movie, I'd highly recommend Green Room by Jeremy Saulnier.

CODA

A Redditor made friend is a friend till the end.

Thank you <3 I mean its for everyone. But def not something you have kids watch alone. It can create WONDERFUL conversations about life and death between kids ad their parents but would I say hey 4 year old timmy can watch this alone. No, I wouldnt.

Making money

He said it wasn’t just for kids, not that it wasn’t for kids.

Five Easy Pieces

from IMDb: "There was some disagreement between Bob Rafelson and Jack Nicholson as to how to play the climactic scene in which Bobby talks to his father. Rafelson wanted Nicholson to break down in tears, Nicholson did not want to. They decided to just let the scene play out and see what happened, and Nicholson did indeed cry. Only one take of that scene was shot."

All the best.

Truly, Madly, Deeply with Alan Rickman and Juliet Stevenson. The Fault in Our Stars, Brokeback Mountain.

There is no point in arguing with someone who says this movie is for kids. The director himself said that it wasn’t, that’s the end of the conversation right there.

I love both movies! Buffalo 66 is a unique dramedy and King of Comedy is a slept on Scorsese movie.

• After Yang
• Minari
• 20th Century Women
• C’mon C’mon

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Opinions were really split 50/50 on that one.

Ok then what is the grand narrative of the MCU?

One More Chance

Hell yeah! The Place Beyond the Pines is so underrated. Love the music and cinematography in it. Boogie Nights is one of the best put together ensemble casts ever. Love that movie! Spider-Man 2, inarguably the best Spider-Man movie. And Goodfellas is suspenseful. Love Joe Pesci. So iconic.

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.

When Spencer Tracy gives a speech about love, Katherine Hepburn is in tears. He was very ill during filming and died shortly after filming. It is obvious that he is talking about Hepburn herself and not the character she plays.

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