The I Watched Recently Thread *possible spoilers*

99 Homes starring Andrew Garfield, Michael Shannon, & Laura Dern. It's about a construction worker who lives with his mother and son who gets evicted from his house during the housing collapse of 2008. But soon after he becomes employed by the same man who evicted them. Basically an exploration on whether you would sell your soul to better your lifestyle. Starts off extremely good but then kind off falls apart during the second half as it becomes more and more cliche. 6/10.

I went movie diving for my pops and picked up a couple for myself.

Benecio Del Toro & Tommie Lee Jones star in this movie about an off the rails government trained soldier (BDT) who needs to be brought to heel for some evil ? he did in the past by the man who trained him (TLJ).

Its a cat and mouse thriller with some decent action. The acting won't blow you away nor will the story really but I think its a cool movie. A solid C+ BTD killed a bunch of people in rambo-like fashion, they were making knives in the woods and theres an ill knife fight in here too.

Rampage12 wrote: »

Sicario didn't really ? away like I thought it would, felt like it was missing something honestly.

Cs. Wasn't a bad movie by anymeans but I thought it would be a but better.

Rampage12 wrote: »

Sicario didn't really ? away like I thought it would, felt like it was missing something honestly.

c/s

it was a well made film, just didn't move me

i don't like emily blunt as a lead, she's just meh to me....maybe that's it


seen the The Witch (2015) is started off slow but it was one of the better horror, supernatural movies i've seen the last couple years. its about a family in 1630s new england who are torn apart by witchcraft and an evil spirit. had to pray after that


Midnight Special (2016) was cool. its about a boy and his parents who are on the run from the government and the Mormon church...the boy is supposedly a conduit to ? ....mike Shannon from boardwalk empire plays the father

Newly Weeds (2013) movie I found on Netflix. about a young, struggling repo man who is asked to choose between weed and his girl. kind of low budget feel but it was really a good movie. wee-bay makes a cameo

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Pretty good flick. I saw that critics typically didn't like it because it was pegged as a ripoff of Goodfellas but this movie is dope, in my opinion.

Synopsis:
Danny Greene (Ray Stevenson) is an Irish gangster that goes from being a union boss to a successful mob associate. Greene is well liked by his new friends until he refuses to pay a $70,000 to a Jewish gangster with mob ties named Shondor Birns (Christopher Walken).

A gang war takes place where Greene aligns himself with a gangster who was skipped over for a promotion named John Nardi (Vincent D'Onofrio). Nardi & Greene begin a war against the N.Y. mob with Greene growing a legend of the man the mob can't ? .

I give the flick a B+
On its own all the players play well. Walken is excellent, as always and D'Onofio is slowly becoming one of my favorite actors. Stevenson is solid as Greene, the character has some good depth too. He's not a typical gangster.

Watching this show on netflix called chefs table. This show is so ? good. Each episode is about a chef and their resraurant. They tell their story from the beginning. These people do some amazing ?

Love Jones ..7/10

atribecalledgabi wrote: »

Vader_F_Kennedy wrote: »

Love Jones ..7/10

Brother to the night

I use to think this movie was boring until I sat and really watched it

watched Keanu - ? had its moments, glad i never paid for it though

atribecalledgabi wrote: »

Peaky blinders. I couldn't get through the first episode when I tried to watch it last year. But this dude at work kept talking about it so I gave it another run. Show is tough.

Really tough or a lil tough