PupBoogieB
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IMO It shouldn't have been made.
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Guyzer0414
Member
Believe it or not, by pure coincidence since we're talking about anthropomorphic characters, "Sherlock Holmes and the Great Escape." It was really good and heartfelt even.
Miles Marsalis
The Last DJ.
No Time To Die, which was a nice conclusion to the Daniel Craig run. I liked him as Bond. He gave more depth to the role.
FlooferWoofer
Blep.
Wolfwalkers. No regrets.
ScaratheWolf
Scara is on her honeymoon; Currently Ronin
Black Widow
BadRoy
Snake awakens
Now that it's up for completely legal streaming I watched Sing 2. I don't like musicals so it was just fine. The animation is so good at times it made me wish there was more action. Aside from the performance parts everything might as well be live action, you know?
Suki is best girl, but I admit Porsha was probably the most enjoyable character.
Suki is best girl, but I admit Porsha was probably the most enjoyable character.
Phischermen
Programmer & Tree Climber!
I just watched Sing 2. I really liked it! Porsha's performance was my favorite part, because I'm a basic bitch furry! It was also neat to see Bono's fursona.
Casey Fluffbat
E. Fuscus from the discount section
Ghostbusters: Afterlife and the night before Dune. T'was a movie weekend no doubt.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife was pleasant surprisingly. While I'm usually not keen on movies playing nostalgia cards and bringing all the recognizable elements from the original films, this was a well constructed movie that didn't rush those elements and really had you engaged with the story of the new characters rather than hitting you with throwbacks in the first half of the movie. Not to mention the production was fantastic.
Dune I liked a lot, although people who know more about Dune than me had their complaints about the ending, it was a really refreshing, different kind of movie. The scale of the movie always felt very real and a very grounded sense of the world being built up, at not one point I was confused. The tone of the movie was what I liked a lot. Nothing exaggerated or corny or meant to strike cultural familiarity with a new audience, really played all of it's own cards (well maybe with exception of a few well known actors but that doesn't matter).
Ghostbusters: Afterlife was pleasant surprisingly. While I'm usually not keen on movies playing nostalgia cards and bringing all the recognizable elements from the original films, this was a well constructed movie that didn't rush those elements and really had you engaged with the story of the new characters rather than hitting you with throwbacks in the first half of the movie. Not to mention the production was fantastic.
Dune I liked a lot, although people who know more about Dune than me had their complaints about the ending, it was a really refreshing, different kind of movie. The scale of the movie always felt very real and a very grounded sense of the world being built up, at not one point I was confused. The tone of the movie was what I liked a lot. Nothing exaggerated or corny or meant to strike cultural familiarity with a new audience, really played all of it's own cards (well maybe with exception of a few well known actors but that doesn't matter).
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Curt Goynes
Member
That has been my tradition for the last 5 years in a row. I used to rewatch Home Alone every single year but decided to watch the best film ever
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clownbrigadier
certified clown simp
Iron Man 3. Rewatching the entire MCU, starting with my main man and ugly crying the whole way through.
Baron Tredegar
Master of Forgotten Lore
Blade from 1998.
Miles Marsalis
The Last DJ.
My mom wanted to see The 355 on demand on her birthday, so we put that on. The casting was great and the premise was initially interesting, but the writing feel apart halfway through the film.
I liked the film, but I was expecting more, to be honest.
I liked the film, but I was expecting more, to be honest.
Ashwolves5
Miss Fluffy Bottom
James bond Dr.No
