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The Invisible Man is pretty cool.

No idea if Jason and the Argonauts counts in this thread since it didn't do well at the box office. I liked it a lot, haven't seen the mini series it inspired...

The WYTS are back and they're still glorious.

I think the next couple years will encourage piracy as streaming begins to hit that eventual ceiling. There's way too many services and I don't want to pay for them all.

Boy am I glad I didn't sign up for HBO Max. What a crappy move.

Hah it sure looked like it. I had no idea Netflix still had DVD in the mail.

The dramatic elements don't really work and Bale is way too creepy for the material yet the comedy works and I loved the goats. I thought it was a blast.

Thanks for the heads up haha.

That's both funny and sad.

I feel like I've head of that movie before. Maybe via TCM or the local TV guide.

I haven't updated in way too long haha. Out of 148 movies so far: (Movie Log 2022)

1. Stalag 17 (1953, Tubi)
2. Singin' in the Rain (1952, Public Library)
3. The French Dispatch (2021, RedBox...

1. Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht (1979, Shudder), 2nd viewing
2. Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922, Shudder), 2nd viewing
3. The Professionals (1966, Netflix Instant Viewing, 6th viewing
4....

Google it. David O. Russell has a history of being abusive towards his actors. Especially the female ones.

That looks weird as hell. Cool.

I think it looks fun in a dumb campy way.

This looks good even though the director is an awful human being. It probably won't come to my area anyways unless there's Oscar buzz.

1. Everything Everywhere All at Once (Theater Viewing)
2. The Northman (Theater Viewing)
3. X (Theater Viewing)
4. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Theater Viewing)
5. Top Gun: Maverick (Theater Viewing)...

96. Jason X (2002, Jim Isaac


https://youtu.be/Ka8QJjfpw1w

Look I love the Friday the 13th series but it went to crap after the series was sold off. Jason Goes To Hell sucks too, but not as...

I'm going to try and see The Gray Man tonight so whoever has it, you're welcome.

I meant they ignored how much progress she made at the end of the show. Also that Wanda wouldn't do what she did in Doctor Strange imo. Big difference between enslaving a whole town and killing tons...

I'll try and see this at some point for Horrorfest 2022. Looks insane.

First half is solid, last act is very satisfying and had some good Raimi touches, middle section is a mess. I liked zombie Strange, felt the movie tossed away WandaVision altogether, and of course...

Browns vs Panthers will probably get some attention as a result.

I thought I was the only one who loved Blood Simple a lot.

Probably at some point. Movie Forums isn't very mobile friendly and I only feel like posting on message boards so much. I prefer Twitter.

Skitch might be in trouble if bad word of mouth affects Thor 4. Just kidding that movie will make gobs of money.