The Bone Collector, The Negotiator, Memories of Murder, A History of Violence, Children of Men, Collateral, Training Day, Road to Perdition.

John wick was great but Mad Max is on a different level.

The John wick action scenes feels like an action scene, they usually paus the story and they feel very coregraphed.

The Mad max action scenes are weaved a lot more seamlessly into the the film and a lot of the time it furthers the story and develops the characters

Mad Max also had way more unique action set pieces, it had better cinematography to elevate the action scenes, it had a better soundtrack to energize the action

What dreams may come is kind of a trip, but could get pretty intense.

> As I went through that drawer, I had stubs dating back to 1997 when they released Star Wars.

That’s exactly when I started collecting mine, and for a long time had every stub ever since. But since buying tickets online became the norm, especially when going with groups, it became less and less of a habit. I keep mine in a fishbowl on a shelf.

So, did that many people watch him 50 years ago that would watch him today? I would assume 90% of his core audience has been buried a quarter century or more.

i mean kinda, but only because i've seen it 5 times now and just watched it a month ago, so it's not currently on my watch list, but i think it's an amazing breath of fresh air

"Let's Build a Snowman" from Matt Stone/Trey Parker's Cannibal: The Musical. For what was essentially a sideproject while they were at university, they had a lot of hits in there.

Enter the Void

Glad this song is still influencing America’s youth.

Signed, Becky

This is really interesting to hear. Any other insights about working with the actors and Scorsese that you’re happy to share?

I do, I probably have some going back 20 years. It sucks now with online ticketing they just give you a flimsy paper ticket instead of the stubs.

The FUCK YA should be in all caps

That was my thought too. Also the hotel scenes with Daffy. Not sure why I’d get downvoted for this suggestion.

Lord of the Rings?

Tony Scott and Denzel also did Crimson Tide (1995)

Frailty (2001)

and i'll never forget how fun it was fucking with my friend as he was watching Hard Candy (2005) for the first time lol

Oh, lord save us from such an awful thing as a serious movie…!

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Spartan (2004) with Val Kilmer is slept on

I’m not a big fan of horror which is why it took so long to be honest 😅 but thank god I did. Are there any psychological movies like it that have a similar feel? I’ve already watched it again this morning!!

I wasn't talking specifically about Scorsese in the first place.

I was talking about a general trend.

I third Green Room, matter of fact I think I’m going to watch this tonight even though I watched it for the first time a month ago lol

Just the lack of encouragement and general unwillingness to explore cinema outside of a limited box of “this is what I like and this is what all movies should be like”. I know not everyone wants to risk their time to watch things they could find boring or incomprehensible but seriously; there’s so much more cinema out there people! From so many places! Yeah we all like the IMDb top 100 films but that’s only scratching the surface. Just lose the fear of watching stuff you’re not immediately familiar with.

Thanks definitely checking it out!

No but I wish I had.

Wow thanks a lot I can’t wait to check it out!