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

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

 

[FlyRy]

 

[FromStLouis]

Season 4 Episode 'Hang The DJ'

I loved this episode so much. It reminded me of an idea of my own that I never fully worked out.

It was just a great episode and I fell in love with Georgina Campbell.

I never saw any praise for it anywhere, I just stumbled onto it while trying to kick this post-Watchmen emptiness. This did the trick, one of my favorites. Super late though.

 

[TheGodling]

Damn, you found four hours to watch this? I'm still mad as hell that my local theater played this at the absolute worst times to watch a 4 hour film.

 

[Red Shield]

Saw Uncut Gems in the theater last monday. Great flic, Adamn Sandler as Howard Julia Fox

Just got done watching Knives Out. Really good whodunnit.

 

[FlyRy]

Damn, you found four hours to watch this? I'm still mad as hell that my local theater played this at the absolute worst times to watch a 4 hour film.

I started it and was enjoying it but then had to take a 4 hour road trip on a whim and then watched about 3 hours of it last night. Still have an hour to go. It's bleak and everyone in this movie is a piece of shyt but the filmmaking is pretty great

 

[TheGodling]

I started it and was enjoying it but then had to take a 4 hour road trip on a whim and then watched about 3 hours of it last night. Still have an hour to go. It's bleak and everyone in this movie is a piece of shyt but the filmmaking is pretty great

Pretty much why, though sad, nobody was surprised the director killed himself after completing this film.

 

[FlyRy]

Pretty much why, though sad, nobody was surprised the director killed himself after completing this film.

I said the same thing while watching.

I'm glad i fell asleep or i may have jumped off a bridge too

 

[Lootpack]

2/5

not good at all.

Decaprio was great

I'll never understand the hype with this one. Easily one of the worst films I watched last year.

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Watched The Nightingale on Hulu. One of the most difficult to watch films I've seen . Immense brutality and tragedy right out the gate , with characters fighting to reclaim a piece of themselves in a cruel world

 

[Zero]

The performances in this

 

[Zero]

Black excellence

 

[FlyRy]

Pretty much why, though sad, nobody was surprised the director killed himself after completing this film.

Just finished it. I need a minute. I don't think I can watch a double dose of The Outsider after that.

Reminded me of an emo-er version of amores perros.

 

[AllHolosEve]

Castle Rock, season 1.

What a time to be alive when the first official 2020 movie release is a Bollywood blockbuster.

Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior tells the story of a real legendary military leader in a highly fictionalized story. And you know the shyt will be dope when motherfukkers get their arms cut off in the opening credits, and the movie starts with a fight scene where they drop pots of bees on their enemies before rappelling down and hacking the shyt out of everyone and shoulder tackling horses to a soundtrack so hard it makes you wanna run to the gym.

I'm not even going to pretend I had a basic understanding of why these folks were fighting (something about controlling Southern India but also religious oppression) but with a bad guy who's just unnecessarily evil as fukk (Bollywood is incredible in this) played gloatingly by Sacred Games' Saif Ali Khan you have no trouble rooting for him to meet his end.

Add some spectacular battles with mediocre effects and a final battle way bloodier than it needs to be and this is a pretty damn great flick.

Dap, rep. Might have to check it out.

Was gonna check for this but seen 4 hours. My family barely did Endgame. We can't focus on a single thing this long.

 

[Figaro]

This ain't it cheif...