18 minutes ago, FrostyWinnipeg said:

AppleTV+ bound now.

 

A dog and Tom hanks!?! Gonna be one of those movies where someone is chopping onions right next to me isn't it?

31 minutes ago, FrostyWinnipeg said:

AppleTV+ bound now.

 

Looks grim and funny at the same time, but they didn't give the dog proper star billing.

https://deadline.com/2021/09/super-mario-bros-animated-movie-cast-chris-pratt-charlie-day-anya-taylor-joy-jack-black-seth-rogen-1234843447/

3 hours ago, iHeart said:

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Saw M. Night's latest OLD. Solid film. Glad I did not see the trailer first.

8 hours ago, FrostyWinnipeg said:

Saw M. Night's latest OLD. Solid film. Glad I did not see the trailer first.

I want to see this. But, I often want to see MNS movies but am disappointed. Will I be disappointed, Frosty?

3 hours ago, JCon said:

I want to see this. But, I often want to see MNS movies but am disappointed. Will I be disappointed, Frosty?

Compared to Glass this is an Oscar nominee. Almost teared me up, kinda got to me.

 

 

Check out the cast beyond the Wes Anderson regulars.

 

man, Anderson is such a weird dude....do not get those movies at all.......but that's a hell of a cast, to be sure. 

Watched "Free Guy" this weekend and really enjoyed it. Available for free on Disney+ right now...

Watched The Many Saints of Newark, the Sopranos prequel film over the weekend. Enjoyed it. For a Sopranos prequel film it had some gold nuggets(like Silvio's hair) to tie into the tv series 25 years later but it's about 85% about Christopher's dad.

54 minutes ago, Noeller said:

man, Anderson is such a weird dude....do not get those movies at all.......but that's a hell of a cast, to be sure. 

Watched "Free Guy" this weekend and really enjoyed it. Available for free on Disney+ right now...

My favorite Anderson film is still his first one - Bottle Rocket.  Much more accessible than most of the others.  I really don't think Rushmore or The Royal Tennenbaums are all that weird either.

Thought Free Guy was excellent as well.

Edited October 4, 20214 yr by Wideleft

48 minutes ago, Wideleft said:

My favorite Anderson film is still his first one - Bottle Rocket.  Much more accessible than most of the others.  I really don't think Rushmore or The Royal Tennenbaums are all that weird either.

Thought Free Guy was excellent as well.

I don't know if I've ever enjoyed a movie less than Tennenbaums. Stopped about half an hour into that one and went "what in the actual ****..." It's become a catchall phrase for us, as in "Well _______ is bad, but it's not 'Tennenbaum's Bad'..." 

11 minutes ago, Noeller said:

I don't know if I've ever enjoyed a movie less than Tennenbaums. Stopped about half an hour into that one and went "what in the actual ****..." It's become a catchall phrase for us, as in "Well _______ is bad, but it's not 'Tennenbaum's Bad'..." 

There is so much worse out there than that, but to each his own, I guess.  

You know you are a WA fan if you like Aquatic Life.

I really enjoyed the Royan Tennenbaums the first time I saw it.  Went to watch it a 2nd time with a different group of friends and it wasn't nearly as good as I had remembered it.

 

Finally got around to seeing Knives Out this weekend.  It was entertaining.

29 minutes ago, Sard said:

I really enjoyed the Royan Tennenbaums the first time I saw it.  Went to watch it a 2nd time with a different group of friends and it wasn't nearly as good as I had remembered it.

 

Finally got around to seeing Knives Out this weekend.  It was entertaining.

really enjoyed that and am excited for the sequel...

1 hour ago, Noeller said:

really enjoyed that and am excited for the sequel...

I was not aware that there was going to be a sequel... interesting.

12 minutes ago, Sard said:

I was not aware that there was going to be a sequel... interesting.

Then u are also not aware there are 2 Netflix sequels.

19 hours ago, Sard said:

I really enjoyed the Royan Tennenbaums the first time I saw it.  Went to watch it a 2nd time with a different group of friends and it wasn't nearly as good as I had remembered it.

 

Finally got around to seeing Knives Out this weekend.  It was entertaining.

A lot of the entertainment value I get from Anderson films is in the surprises and asides in dialog.  Not a surprise that the second viewing would be less enjoyable.

 

Got my tickets for the Bond film opening night. Been waiting 18 months for this one. Hearing good and surprising things. 

9 minutes ago, TrueBlue4ever said:

Got my tickets for the Bond film opening night. Been waiting 18 months for this one. Hearing good and surprising things. 

Apparently the longest Bond film of all- about 2 1/2 hours.

Stoked for the new Bond! Not sure I'm ready to be in a theatre in AB just yet, but I can't wait till it hits streaming! 

1 hour ago, Tracker said:

Apparently the longest Bond film of all- about 2 1/2 hours.

2:43 to be exact. I hear the big screen is the way to see it, but socially distant of course.