Essential Coli-members what's the last thing you watched?

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Mubi actually had some Takeshi Miike flicks on their service, mainly the Dead or Alive series. I peeped Dead or Alive the first time like "yep that's a Miike flick alright".

Woman in Witness Protection.

I really want to like this director's flicks (RIP), but they ALL suffer from the same issue (falls all over the place towards the end of the movie). This movie was OKAY, but it just felt drawn out for the sake of goofy dialog.

 

[Zero]

This joint was fire

About to queue up the sequel now

 

[DaDoc04]

watching this evil genius doc


my goodness this shyt creepy as fukk about the collar bomber from 2003

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

"k"

 

[Zero]

Not bad. First was considerably better though

 

[FromStLouis]

Just watched the. . . acid trip that is Annihilation.

I guess - why start from scratch when something already exists to build on?

It was alright, I'll definitely be happy to hear some director commentary next watch.

edit - I should probably read the book.

 

[Mr. McDowell]

I watched a couple of movies this week.

Wind River - still enjoy this, had a better viewing on my second go round. Heard the use of the word "prairie nikka" to describe the Native American girl and immediately felt the rage she left off on the PMC dude. Renner killed this shyt and it was so great to see Graham Greene and Gil Birmingham with real rounded roles. Native American actors rarely get that so kudos to Taylor Sheridan for making this film.

Two Jack Ryan/Tom Clancy joints: Patriot Games & Clear and Present Danger. Harrison Ford is as charming and talented as ever. James Earl Jones plays a man of conviction and character better than most actors ever, but both of these films directed by Phillip Noyce were hollow. Yes there is action, yes there is suspense, but in both cases the climaxes are lackluster, the stories seem to meander about, being too many movies at once but not coherent enough. There are two ways to look at these movies. Either they are incredibly boring because Tom Clancy is just that type of storyteller in relation to the CIA or they chose the safest director to make these films because the stakes seem very low, especially for stories involving the head brass of the CIA.

 

[Cartier Murphy]

 

[NZA]

anybody here using letterboxd to keep track of your movies?

i just joined, same screen name. i havent input all my movie data yet but it looks convenient

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Movie still the shyt

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

watching this evil genius doc


my goodness this shyt creepy as fukk about the collar bomber from 2003

Yeah.. first 20 mins of the first episode. I wasn’t ready... when the officers were describing what they had to do to get the collar off dude as evidence.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Five Fingers For Marseille got a US release date

While South Africans will be the first to see Five Fingers for Marseilles, the fast-paced action film will also be released in the USA on 7 September, starting in New York and Los Angeles, before moving to an additional 15 American cities.

https://www.channel24.co.za/Movies/...r-marseilles-to-hit-american-cinemas-20180406

It's going to be on Amazon Prime too

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

"k"

fact: The film disappeared after Brecht's widow saw it on television and demanded that it no longer be shown.

did you like it?

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

fact: The film disappeared after Brecht's widow saw it on television and demanded that it no longer be shown.

did you like it?

Yeah I heard about that when I read about him because of "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul" (Awesome movie btw). Baal was alright, but you can tell it was his first flick due to the fact it was kinda rough.

 

[Zero]

Breh....damn near EVERY scene in this movie is a Kayslay adlib.

"GODAMN"

"OH shyt"

I should've watched this joint sooner. About to watch the sequel (2 and a half hours ) right now