What's the Last Movie You Watched?

[Buzzman]

the Tom I love at the end of the movie was about to fuck Minka Kelly.

[BrntO4Life]

Should he have raped her?

[Villain]

Should he have raped her?

He shouldn't have let her drag him along for so long. He needed to sack up and get some real commitment from her if that is what he really wanted.

[EmpireWF]

He shouldn't have let her drag him along for so long. He needed to sack up and get some real commitment from her if that is what he really wanted.

Yes.

In the end, he got a better lady though.

[Houston]

Stupid bitch.

[tigstah]

 

Doesn't Bronson die in the original, but kills his apprentice anyhow?

the Stath does not die in the Mechanic. He gets away. That's what I didn't like. They didn't have the balls to kill the Stath.

you are correct sir......my bad

[EmpireWF]

The Greatest Movie Ever Sold - Spurlock's latest documentary...recommend seeing it. Although my main criticism with it, is after a certain point it just seems like it doesn't go more into the debates about advertising. It scratches the surface tho.

Focus is a look at advertising in our entertainment and in society as he aims to make the documentary with the money of sponsors.

[Warner2BruceTD]

The Social Network - How did this get Oscar buzz? Pretty mediocre, and all in all, a little boring. Zuckerberg is such a dork cunt.

[Houston]

Sir, you would be incredibly wrong as is AFI.

Top 5, however...but not the best.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West >

Here's my rankings of the classic westerns I've seen.



The Searchers

The Good the Bad, and the Ugly-good but overrated. Never really wastes time, it just doesn't always spend it wisely.

Stagecoach-The original Breakfast Club. But instead of whinny teens crying over feelings, the message here is sent through actions instead. Makes it a lot more realistic.

High Noon-Once of the best buildups I've seen in a movie, but the climax is a big let down.

The Wild Bunch-Good story, message, and theme. But the acting was dull and none of the characters were interesting.

Once Upon a Time in the West-Didn't warrant the long running time. Never got that interesting to me.

Shane-For a movie that wasn't good in anything, not as bad as it should've been. I somehow partly enjoyed it.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid-Garbage. A 3 minute song cameo is the only redeeming thing here. Nothing short of Cool Hand Luke himself could've saved this movie.





High Noon had the best opening/soundtrack

[BrntO4Life]

Armadillo. Documentary about a Danish platoon station at FOB Armadillo in the Helmand province of southern Afghanistan. Incredibly intense and the cinematography is incredible. Some of the images are hauntingly beautiful. Only drawback is that the majority of it is in Danish, so lots of reading is to be had.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Here's my rankings of the classic westerns I've seen.



The Searchers

The Good the Bad, and the Ugly-good but overrated. Never really wastes time, it just doesn't always spend it wisely.

Stagecoach-The original Breakfast Club. But instead of whinny teens crying over feelings, the message here is sent through actions instead. Makes it a lot more realistic.

High Noon-Once of the best buildups I've seen in a movie, but the climax is a big let down.

The Wild Bunch-Good story, message, and theme. But the acting was dull and none of the characters were interesting.

Once Upon a Time in the West-Didn't warrant the long running time. Never got that interesting to me.

Shane-For a movie that wasn't good in anything, not as bad as it should've been. I somehow partly enjoyed it.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid-Garbage. A 3 minute song cameo is the only redeeming thing here. Nothing short of Cool Hand Luke himself could've saved this movie.





High Noon had the best opening/soundtrack

Sir, you should stop watching western films.

[Houston]

Sir, you should stop watching western films.

I have.


In no way is Once Upon a Time in the West, or The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly better then The Searchers.

[BrntO4Life]

The Tillman Story. America is broken. We are a terrible nation run by crooks, liars, and rapists.

[Villain]

@Houston - You have good taste in westerns. If you've never seen it, Hang 'Em High is a good Clint Eastwood western. I'm surprised you ranked one movie over The Good, the B, and the Ugly - so that means I need to watch The Searchers.

Stagecoach as the OG Breakfast Club is on point - that's the best way I've ever heard that movie explained. Good call.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Maggie G was damn hot in that movie...fuck her haters.