What Did You Watch Today?

[Benjamin]

I'll never understand that about some people. Too old? Is there like a limit or something?

[livid]

Technological advancements in cinematography changing how a film looks in the 1970s compared to now has a lot to do with it.

[HC]

The new Gatsby movie is terrible, so goddamn terrible. Too much focus on being politically correct and "modern" and actual story content is replaced with shiny colors and confetti. Don't even get me started on that bastard of a soundtrack. Just awful.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Assault on Precinct 13 (1976), Fun fun fun!

[Jimmy]

Yeah, I fucking love that film. I was just in the mood for good old fashioned fun and it totally delivered.

[livid]

Finally got around to watching The Kings of Summer the other day and holy shit, that was good. Was a little worried that it would disappoint given the amount of people saying it was great but it was lovely!

[MalaCloudy Black]

Killer Joe.

I feel like Matthew McConaughey was born to play sleazy creeps. I used to think dude was a straight-up bad actor, but goddamn, he's been on a roll recently.

[Josh]

I still need to see that. The play is incredibly disturbing, and I'm wondering if the movie keeps up.

[LL!]

The movie is... alright. Matthew Mac is great in it, though.

[HC]

I can't look at fried chicken the same way after that.

[Jimmy]

I liked the movie quite a bit. Brutal. But yeah, it's mostly amazing for McConaughey for sure. But it's always nice to see Billy Friedkin making decent films again.

Also, Frankenstein (1931) is excellent, contains one of the most tragic scenes I've seen in cinema, and it's extremely well done for the time.

[TKz]

So I decided to watch The Princess Bride for the first time, because it's one of the big classic films that I never caught and Andre The Giant is lovely and oh man this film guys. This film was wonderful. I give it 60 thumbs up.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Nosferatu. The atmosphere in this movie is just chilling. Vampires with skinny legs are just plain scary. Shadows are scary. Any horror/film fans need to watch this timeless classic.

Yesterday I've watched The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), it turns out that I started my Horror month perfect with these two classics. I had 31 films lined up, I might watch more horror films.

[GA!]

Nosferatu is perfect. Love that film, despite its lack of Truman Show-ness.

[Your Mom]

Well I WAS super excited to watch Upside Down but in less than 5 minutes the main guy's voice annoyed me so much I turned it off Going with Parker as my lunchtime movie instead

[Josh]

Lewis? Can't lose.

[Ace]

Saw 'Now You See Me' yesterday. Absolutely loved it. My girl is typically the barometer for if a swerve works or seems forced. Since she didn't see the swerve coming, I'd say it worked

[Your Mom]

Worked on me too. I liked the movie

[Monkey D. Lars]

Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky, it's so bad, it's amazing.

[Sousa]

I'm watching Beavis and Butt-head Do America--one of the most underrated movies ever.

It features this joke.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4XCZfkGF8k

It is my favorite movie joke ever probably.