The Official Movie Thread

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Puppetmaster was a childhood favorite of my family's haha


Anyone seen Herzogs Meeting Gorbachev ? Thought it was pretty good , Herzog is the man still

Watched the latest MI yesterday, awesome action flick.

 

I watched Out of the Furnace this afternoon, even though it was cool I'm glad I didn't buy it and just watched it on Stan. Woody Harrelson stole the whole show, he plays a great antagonist, slimy as fuck, but not enough screen time I felt.

IIRC this is the opening scene (or at least close to the start and definitely the first time you see Woody) haha:

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His date pisses him off so he demands she give him her hotdog, he takes the sausage and shoves it down her throat, then some guy comes to defend her and gets beaten to shit, then Woody just leaves in his car.

Could have been a way better movie in the hands of a more interesting director.

 

the puppet master movie he posted on the previous page was written by s. craig zahler (the bone tomahawk, brawl in cell block 99 and dragged across concrete director). no idea if it's actually any good though lol

 

Barbara Crampton is also in that new Puppet Master. Pretty sure she's going to be like Helen Mirren and still be smoldering in her 70s.

Anyway, Grosse Point Blank (1997) was on the other night. Always really liked that one. Cusack and Driver are great and there's a fucking shootout being Cusack and Dan Aykroyd.

 

You block radical thrasher ? That's the franchise I'm talking about

 

Oof.

 

lol, he explicitly referenced a post radical thrasher made on the last page. How's your reading comprehension?

 

Wtf is this post then?

 

I remember seeing the movie Troll when I was a kid, but this scene is the only thing the remains of my hazy recollection of it:


It just crossed my mind the other day, and I was able to find it rather easily.

 

he’s posted about two puppet master movies this past couple days. the one on this page was the original and zahler was probably like 10 years old when it came out, so not that one lol

 

I haven't but I will.

 

Fucking board is going downhill, not obvious I'm referring to the most recent post ?? God damn

 

what the fuck are you even going on about?

Wainds has been referencing The Littlest Reich, the latest Puppet Master film, which Radical Thrasher posted on page 840, as a Zahler film. You’re talking about the original film but no one else was.

 

rms suffers from a debilitating condition in which he can't imagine that the way he perceives reality isn't the way everyone else perceives it. And if others don't perceive it that way, then it's their fault.

 

I was just reading an interview with Lynne Ramsay where she said she was hoping to make her "epic environmental horror" after a couple of years writing it, but Ad Astra was a little close to home and has apparently killed her ambition for the time being. Fucking sucks to hear Ad Astra isn't very good in that case.

Bit from the interview;

For years she nursed a desire to make a big metaphysical science-fiction movie, with a plot freely adapted from Moby-Dick. This strikes me as the perfect text for a director whose career has been a saga of prolonged deep dives and sudden, splashy reappearances. She still thinks she would like to do it, but probably not for the foreseeable future. She has yet to catch Ad Astra, James Gray’s acclaimed space saga, starring Brad Pitt as an astronaut on an obsessive search for his father. But she suspects that it might have slightly stolen her thunder.

“Every director has a labour-of-love project,” she says. “It’s like Stanley Kubrick always wanting to do Napoleon. So maybe I’ll make it when I’m 80 or something. But Ad Astra does feel a wee bit close to home. So yeah, James Gray probably got there first.”