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Amazing amount of fukkery.
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Based on a real criminal who goes by Charlie Bronson. The name, Bronson, came from his boxing promoter who he served time with. The movie follows a lifetime criminal who just beats up everyone he comes in contact with. Literally, he beats up every guard, sometimes naked. There's some breaks in-between with him on stage talking to an "audience." There's no explanation as to why he does it, which makes it better. Same director from Drive and Only God Forgives.
TheGodling
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To be more specific, the man was long heralded as the most dangerous prisoner of Britain because of his erratic unpredictable behavior. The film itself plays out like a deranged mixture of Fight Club and A Clockwork Orange.
Romey Rome
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Imma check after I finish watching gridiron gang
Dru Down was the true MVP of that movie
Triple OGz: Pam/Fred/JB/Shaft/Superfly/WeezyETHER Braxton's Rebs
...'take your Rebel ass home"
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Tank Girl, I guess this set the stage for what the deadpool movie turned out to be, it's actually not that bad once you buy into the silliness, they had the broad from en vogue on there as a hologram chick, ice t and the rippers were actually bad ass when they stepped up in their predator style armor and went on a kill fest
How is it you have a permanent nicholson Courtside seat at your theater and haven't seen The Witch?:Jimmy:
Had to call someone out other than @MartyMcFly
Not a horror buff. At all
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
Finally watched Beast of no Nation 
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
Man of Steel (2013)
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Movie inspired by true events about a French woman working for the Red Cross in Poland after WWII who is asked by a nun to come to their local covenant and help a woman deliver a baby. There she discovers most of the nuns in the covenant have become pregnant as a result of rape at the hands of the "liberating" Russian soldiers, and has to decide what it truly means to help people in need. It's an interesting movie, which is both a compliment but also somewhat of a criticism because if director Anne Fontaine had sped things up a bit in the first hour, it could've been an incredible one. Lead actress Lou de Laage is yet another French actress waiting to conquer the world with pure undeniable presence and talent.
Bakemono no Ko or The Boy & The Beast is the latest feature film by Hosoda Mamoru, who with the retirement of Miyazaki and Takahata might now hold the title of Japan's most talent anime director. A young boy runs away from his family thinking he can make it on his own. He ends up in the world of Heavenly Beasts, where he becomes the disciple of Kumatetsu, a beast training to become the next Grandmaster who similarly believes he can make it on his own but needs a disciple to prove himself. The two bond and of course end up needing each other far more than both want to admit. It's funny and touching and much like Hosoda's other work deals with parenting and coming of age, although this movie's climax falls a bit flat under the weight of its heavy handed metaphorical emphasis.
