Essential Coli-members what's the last thing you watched?
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Lefty Gunz
Superstar
Gary Oldman in this movie
Didn't even know it was him till I looked it up 
Classic. Deniro was like a Italian version of O-Dog
BulletProof
Just a B@stard Living in a Suit
Gary Oldman in this movie
Classic. Deniro was like a Italian version of O-Dog
You just saw these?
Lefty Gunz
Superstar
No, I've seen them before
gary oldman versatile as fukk..
Gary Oldman in this movie
Classic. Deniro was like a Italian version of O-Dog
I don't remember if I ever finished mean streets. I remember watching it, but I might've fell asleep during it. It wasn't as entertaining and engaging as Scorsese's other films just off first viewing
just started this last nightInside The American Mob (Documentary) Episodes: 1 & 2
seen a random mix of movies the past few days during this #coldfront
The Fountain -
visuals but everything else 
Ripley's Game
How to Steal a Million
The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)
The Interview
Devil in a Blue Dress
Rudo Y Cursi
Only Lovers Left Alive- great cast. Loved the first half..the second half not as much..still enjoyed it overall
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About to watch Lords of Salem for the first time; not excited about it since Rob Zombie is the worst thing to happen to a camera ever. Bet it will be alot of redneck trash foul language, someone will get raped, and his unattractive, talentless wife will be in the starring role again
BulletProof
Just a B@stard Living in a Suit
Got you.
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
Inside The American Mob (Documentary) Episodes: 4 - 6
*they need more seasons of this show, only 6 episodes...
*they need more seasons of this show, only 6 episodes...
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
Kingpin
It was ayte... like most movies that have time travel concepts there are things that don't make sense
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
That scene reminds me of a friend actually johnny boys whole character reminds me of a good friend. one time i had this flick on he was at my crib and hes all, de niro is young as fukk, i dont like him in this. im like dude,u r him to a t. lmao. anyway, i love mean streets, such a gritty good little movie. very funny and just dope....the og goodfellas scene.
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TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
It's that other British biopic Oscar bait flick of the year, and possibly the weirdest because it's always weird to watch biopics of people that are still alive. I guess that's why a lot of them have the good decency to die while these movies are being made, but that's beside the point. It's a bit of a dry movie, nicely ticking off the ol' biopic checklist without missing a beat, and unfortunately without adding anything extra. It kinda reminded me of My Week With Marilyn (maybe it's the Eddie Redmayne connection?) in the sense it's a well-made, well-acted movie objectively, but that's about all the credit you can give it too. It's kinda funny that it's considered one of this year's most blatant Oscar bait movies because I never really got that sense. Maybe because it's less self-indulgent and show-offy, although it starts to a bit near the end. But during the movie I had a moment where I realized I was paying closer attention to Felicity Jones (who plays an equally marvelous role I should say) than I was to Eddie Redmayne, and that's because his performance transitions so naturally, without a hint of trying to milk it (outside of once again, a bit towards the end) that it's just there. To say it cosmologically, his performance is as the sun, with Jones orbiting around it giving it a purpose as it gives hers life. "Chapeau!" to those two.
