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

[TheGodling]

That tagline is way funnier than they probably intended it to be.

 

[Ribbs]

How the hell did this make it to theatres

 

[HipHopStan]

I was re-watching The Hangover today because it's about to turn 10. Still funny, but a lot of these jokes would be considered offensive in the PC world of 2019.

"Hahaha! It's funny because he's fat!"

 

[Zero]

You a p*ssy with no hair!

Avon knocking nikkas the fukk out on the court

Marlon and his untapped potential


Shep should've just hooked up with that BBW waitress and got him a homecooked meal...this shyt wasn't worth it

 

[Zero]

Never seen this one and I regret it after watching. This was dope as hell and Pac's 2nd best performance after Juice.

Some lines hit a little too close to home though. "I feel like my luck's running out"

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

This movie got layers

 

[Zero]

Corny as a motherfukker but honestly? I liked it

Larenz Tate's versatility is criminally underrated

Jada in this

 

[7th Letter Specialist]

It was

 

[BXKingPin82]

"Why you puttin your fingers in my booty?!
You aint even cut your nails!"

My girl wildin playing this Jaime Foxx shyt with her buddies.
Im in the bedroom crying!

 

[Zero]

This was great.

Rather long but it maintains quality throughout. Chi McBride highkey steals every scene he was in

 

[Zero]

 

[Ribbs]

Imagine Halle Berry being your second choice.

I liked how naturally Eddie was a player. That womanizer role is often hammed up, almost douchey to make the audience hate him to love him but Eddie was just charming.

 

[Danie84]

Black Mirror season 5

 

[Zero]

"Now imagine if she was white"

Every time.

 

[TheGodling]

From the director of Once Upon A Time In Anatolia and Winter Sleep. A recently graduated teacher/aspiring writer returns to his hometown, where he is confronted with the fact that very little has changed, if only for the worse, whereas he desperately tries to move away from it all. Along his road of disillusionment he engages in rich, philosophical conversations about the state of love, literature, society, religion and the everlasting change of nothing. For a largely philosophical exploration it's not as great as Winter Sleep was, but it is certainly something to watch as a challenge to your own thoughts and beliefs.