Essential Coli-members what's the last thing you watched?

[Lost His Smile]

I tried watching once but was fukked up on molly, bud, and RCs and dont remember a thing except the intro of the "Bear Jew" and the burning of the cinema.

Saw it finally and found it to be pretty entertaining. Loved the mannerisms of Col. Hans Landa.

 

[BXKingPin82]

Mr.Robot

 

[Ricky Church]

Head of State

 

[BXKingPin82]

Head of State

"who the hell you to call this place a rat trap? thismy neighborhood. this where I'm from. I got my 1st bike stolen right there.
my daddy got his bike stolen right there. when I have a son, I HOPE he's fortunate enough to get stuck up, right there!"

 

[Ricky Church]

"who the hell you to call this place a rat trap? thismy neighborhood. this where I'm from. I got my 1st bike stolen right there.
my daddy got his bike stolen right there. when I have a son, I HOPE he's fortunate enough to get stuck up, right there!"

People didn't care much for the movie but it had some hilarious quotables and scenes in it.

 

[BXKingPin82]

People didn't care much for the movie but it had some hilarious quotables and scenes in it.

Bernie Mac smackin the shyt out all them reporters still be havin me in tears

 

[Ricky Church]

Bernie Mac smackin the shyt out all them reporters still be havin me in tears

lmao.

This shyt had me rollin' too.

 

[HHR]

Gonna have to let this one cook in my mind for a while

 

[Lost His Smile]

Dont really have any strong opinions on this. Pvt Witt's monologues kept me from taking a smoke break or browsing while watching it.

I dont know why, but it just did not hit me emotionally.

 

[Columbo]

Die hard with a vengeance on one of them encore channels right now

 

[FlyRy]

I tried watching once but was fukked up on molly, bud, and RCs and dont remember a thing except the intro of the "Bear Jew" and the burning of the cinema.

Saw it finally and found it to be pretty entertaining. Loved the mannerisms of Col. Hans Landa.

Still one of my favorite theater experiences

 

[BXKingPin82]

Five Star

good lil hood flik
bout damn time

 

[unit321]

I watched two documentaries. One was a series, Battlefield Afghanistan. The other was one movie, Restrepo.
Battlefield Afghanistan was kind of tame. Not as intense as Restrepo. It was also edited for language. Restrepo had a lot of swearing.

 

[Scientific Playa]

oh yeah a movie about treating an aboriginal woman like property to spite your racist family , alot of old life lessons you need to learn about in that flick

the movie was about a scheme to get back at his family for destroying a previous relationship, not treating her like property. he wifed her with no prenuptial so she was legally entitled to his inheritance. the American Indian in the film was educated, a trained nurse and saved his life by taking some lead out of his chest after he accidentally got shot by her Indian boyfriend. if you took the time to watch some of these 30's movies you'd learn that all was not gloom and doom for all during the great depression, many were still living lavishly which goes against the popular opinion of the era.

and again, two people got shot in the film and there was a strong no snitching theme.
who knew that was popular in certain social circles way back then?

 

[OmegaK2099]

the movie was about a scheme to get back at his family for destroying a previous relationship, not treating her like property. he wifed her with no prenuptial so she was legally entitled to his inheritance. the American Indian in the film was educated, a trained nurse and saved his life by taking some lead out of his chest after he accidentally got shot by her Indian boyfriend. if you took the time to watch some of these 30's movies you'd learn that all was not gloom and doom for all during the great depression, many were still living lavishly which goes against the popular opinion of the era.

and again, two people got shot in the film and there was a strong no snitching theme.
who knew that was popular in certain social circles way back then?