Friday OT #1 - The Post

[Cybyassociation]

Nordic God of Thunder is funny while the Stranger Things theme plays in the background.

I enjoyed it.

Hate begets hate over a trio of billboards.

I really liked it.

 

[BoxsterCy]

In the theater: Indiana Jones meets I Robot meets Looper meets Girl in a Bubble.

On TV last night: Vin Diesel in space versus pretty much everyone, part duex.

 

[jcyclonee]

My wife recently watched a movie that could be described this way:

A cold and heartless billionaire discovers there's more important things than money after spending time with a ginger hoar with a heart of gold.

 

[TykeClone]

Representatives of a small Mexican town hire a trio of American mercenaries to confront the regional warlord that has been terrorizing them.

Would you say that there were a plethora of pinatas?

 

[VeloClone]

Kids traipse around a post apocalyptic desert with Gus Fring while trying to evade zombies and Petyr "Little Finger" Baelish.

 

[Doc]

Charlize Theron's legs kick @ss in East Berlin.

It was pretty good if you're in the mood for a movie that doesn't really have a storyline or plot.

Yeah, the setting in East Berlin at that time was cool to see even though the story wasn't great.

 

[Bret44]

There can only be one. Scottish man pretends to be spanish.

 

[Entropy]

Man with fabulous mustache solves mysterious death on a train.

 

[VeloClone]

I also saw a bit of this one that the wife was watching:

Caesar Flickerman, Frasier Crane and Dirk Diggler play with toys.

 

[Bret44]

Boat goes rogue. Scottish man pretends to be Russian.

 

[VeloClone]

The last one I saw in the theater:

Cranky hermit helps orphan until he learns orphan is getting too close to hermit's relative behind his back.

 

[Bret44]

Neat Freak who doesn't like dogs gets a dog, hilarity ensues, everyone cries.

 

[Cyclonepride]

Totally flaking out on the actor's name (pretty boy, SNL host, I actually like him as an actor), but it (the movie that I can't remember the name of either lol) was based on a true story of the son of a rich guy getting pulled into the family business (NY real estate) and eventually losing his mind and killing people and somehow getting off all charges. It kept my interest, but as is the case with most of my wife's selections, it's not something I probably would have picked out on my own.

Edit: Ryan Gosling "All good things"

 

[cyhiphopp]

Totally flaking out on the actor's name (pretty boy, SNL host, I actually like him as an actor), but it (the movie that I can't remember the name of either lol) was based on a true story of the son of a rich guy getting pulled into the family business (NY real estate) and eventually losing his mind and somehow getting off all charges. It kept my interest, but as is the case with most of my wife's selections, it's not something I probably would have picked out on my own.

You lost me grandpa. I'll just ask grandma.

 

[coolerifyoudid]

MENSA rodent terrorizes enlightened outdoorsman while a down-on-his-luck teenager with snazzy pants yearns to raise his social status competing in a high-stakes golfing adventure. Climactic ending by Michael Bay.

 

[Doc]

Totally flaking out on the actor's name (pretty boy, SNL host, I actually like him as an actor), but it (the movie that I can't remember the name of either lol) was based on a true story of the son of a rich guy getting pulled into the family business (NY real estate) and eventually losing his mind and killing people and somehow getting off all charges. It kept my interest, but as is the case with most of my wife's selections, it's not something I probably would have picked out on my own.

I think that's the just the news, Pride.

 

[Mr Janny]

Bullied kid learns to deal with adversity through kicking, landing a sweet yellow convertible and Elizabeth Shue in the process.

 

[Doc]

Short film about cows who can’t spell encouraging people to eat moar chikin.

 

[WooBadger18]

Movie about the worst movie ever made.

I didn't particularly like it because I'm not a fan of awkward humor so it was uncomfortable for me, but otherwise it's really good. You should also probably see the original movie first

 

[jcyclonee]

Boat goes rogue. Scottish man pretends to be Russian.

Scottish man pretends to be Irish law enforcement agent in Prohibition-era Chicago.