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Too bad this isn't doing that well at the box office cause it's pretty good. It's a pretty formulaic action revenge flick, right down to the training montage (which I used to take a bathroom break) but Dev Patel really directs the hell out of it which elevates the whole thing. The fight scenes are great and there's some other really electric sequences in this.

In the theater for Monkey Man. Going on 25 minutes of trailers now. AMC MUST BE STOPPED.

Heat. Second favorite soundtrack this year after Dune

^This guy gets it

Godzilla curling up like a dog in the Roman Colosseum though

Sitting in the theater for Godzilla x Kong. The start time was 7. It's 7:05 and the TRAILERS haven't even started yet. AMC MUST BE STOPPED

Very. Liked it a lot more than It Follows.

I just judge horror movies based on how fun they are now. I'm not looking to be scared because films rarely do that for me, just keep me entertained. Malignant was my favorite horror of the last few years because it was a god damn blast, not because it was frightening in the least.

I mean which version do you prefer, honestly

But what do his justifications matter if he knows his actions are going to lead to a genocide? I just can't see him as anything other than evil.

I get the criticism of Alien: Isolation being too long / weirdly paced, but I enjoyed the fuck out of pretty much every second of it and probably still would've even if it were twice as long. That was the ideal game for me. I love Alien. I love horror and feeling frightened, but horror movies rarely if ever scare me anymore. That game probably made me feel the most genuine terror and fright from any piece of media I've ever consumed.

All this #discourse over what a movie that you haven't seen yet is trying to say. Movies are back

People act like Prometheus & Covenant are the worst pieces of shit ever made but they're perfectly watchable despite their flaws. Same for Cubed, haven't seen Resurrection.