Those three are good, but T2 is the quintessential Arnold for me. I remember my mind melting when the liquid guy went through the bars.
Started with Planes, Trains, and automobiles. Currently watching Rush Hour.
I forgot how damn great these movies weee. Might spend the next couple of days doing this
It's like restaurants and music - you have to look real hard to find the good stuff these days, but there's a little bit.
Sometimes, I cannot believe the changes in the films nominated for Best Picture each year.
Beverly Hills Cop is on Netflix...can never go wrong with early Axel Foley.
Best Picture nominees are absolute garbage these days. I know old man rant, but it's just true.
It's not a tumoh
I think it’s hit & miss every few years. The 1997 field was pretty weak while 2020 was a decent line-up:
I’m hearing good things about The Iron Claw, but I haven’t been to see it yet.
Wrestling is a very niche genre not a whole family type flick or a big brand name type film apart of a saga or something. It looks decent but I don't think I'll go to the theater to watch it. It will be streaming for rent in a few months. It's got to be a good film worthy of big screen or imax for me to want to go. I got a good set up at home for everything else.
I was younger, and my kids were still at home. We spent every Christmas night at the theater at that time, usually watching the latest Harry Potter movie. It's a tradition I began long before I remarried and still did it until just a few years ago when the movie offering got so terrible.
Brother just told me this morning he saw it & it was good. He’s not a wrestling fan or even a sports fan.
It's a Scorsese so if you like his movies (I do), you'll like it just fine. I thought it was very good but not amazing or anything. It's of course too long.
I dunno, count me in for a movie directed by Michael Mann starring Adam Driver & Penelope Cruz that's about driving Ferrari's around Italy
Perhaps but not a huge fan of the story but it's already had two different telling of the same story from different perspectives. Not really a new story or fresh idea but that's probably the family flick blockbuster. Other offerings aqua man? No thanks. Most of the dc films have been trash.
Re: Wonka - fair. I’m not expecting a lot out of it. You’re right that there’s nothing “big” in the theaters I’m excited to see.
I saw Napoleon. It was pretty good but not everything I hoped it would be. Joaquin was great, of course. Shoulda waited for it to hit the home screen.
Thought about renting it off Amazon today but figured I would wait a few weeks for it to come come down a little
In all seriousness, the Godzilla movie out now is pretty damn good and definitely worth seeing in theater. My son is a huge fan so took him to see it - possibly the best Godzilla film I’ve seen (he’s made me watch probably a dozen or more of them). There were maybe two things I’d have liked to have seen done differently, but otherwise it was a fantastic movie
i started watching it last night , i started watching it around midnight but cut it off after about 45 minutes. it wasn't bad, it was just too late to start a 3 and a half hour movie. going to finish it tonight.
Filmed and set in Japan - some similarities to the original, time frame is right after ww2. Language is Japanese with subtitles.
