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A Quiet Place. A tense, well-made flick. But do even an iota of thinking and you'll realize the whole premise was beyond dumb as ****.
 
Exotica (1994) is great. 9 or 10 out of 10. I love the theme and vibe this projects. I'm not a strip club type of dude, never was. Ebert might've put it best when he said "gentleman's clubs" offer 'stage-choreographed lust'... this movie delves into this bizarre pathetic strip-club reguar mindset/behavior/habit and dances on its grave. Theres these great moments of despair and emptyness and weaving of relationships between customer and employee. The teenage chick dressed in a school uniform does a great job.


In these days and times of ****** dime-a-dozen remakes I'd have to say someone shouldve bought the rights to this and cast a bunch of beautiful actresses, not saying this hasnt aged well but its just a story worth rehashing. It wont happentho, its lacks key marketting elements, the masses prefer cheesy feel good endings.You know, the film industry is riddled with basic consumer conditioning, create a positive impression that coincides with u taking $$$ out of your pocket in exchange for the right to stare at a screen for 90-180 minutes. this is a great flick/story it sucks that the masses prefer being spoonfed their warm moments rather than watch something that unfolds and makes ya think.
 
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Gilles de Rais said:
Exotica (1994) is great. 9 or 10 out of 10. I love the theme and vibe this projects. I'm not a strip club type of dude, never was. Ebert might've put it best when he said "gentleman's clubs" offer 'stage-choreographed lust'... this movie delves into this bizarre pathetic strip-club reguar mindset/behavior/habit and dances on its grave. Theres these great moments of despair and emptyness and weaving of relationships between customer and employee. The teenage chick dressed in a school uniform does a great job.


In these days and times of ****** dime-a-dozen remakes I'd have to say someone shouldve bought the rights to this and cast a bunch of beautiful actresses, not saying this hasnt aged well but its just a story worth rehashing. It wont happentho, its lacks key marketting elements, the masses prefer cheesy feel good endings.You know, the film industry is riddled with basic consumer conditioning, create a positive impression that coincides with u taking $$$ out of your pocket in exchange for the right to stare at a screen for 90-180 minutes. this is a great flick/story it sucks that the masses prefer being spoonfed their warm moments rather than watch something that unfolds and makes ya think.
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Like Elf.
 
I thought infinity wars was fantastic. Damn near perfect.
 
fishonjazz said:
I thought infinity wars was fantastic. Damn near perfect.
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I liked it. I thought they made the villain more relateable and gave him more depth than anyone expected from a marvel film. I can even see his point.
 
Saw Black Panther last night. Loved it. Ready to see Infinity War now that I'm caught up on the Marvel universe.
 
LogGrad98 said:
I liked it. I thought they made the villain more relateable and gave him more depth than anyone expected from a marvel film. I can even see his point.
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Ya, Thanos is a huge reason i liked it so much. Great character. Total badass and I really could get why he was doing what he was doing and kind of agreed with him to a certain extent.
 
Neighbors 2.

Meh.

I find Zac Efron very likable though. He’d be easy to hate but he mixes solid acting with solid comedic ability.
 
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