The Stingray

That's the mini-series. The DC is 210 min.

Going to watch Das Boot this weekend. Theatrical or director's cut?

Listening to some classic Afx. So good...

Really solid top 10. Just switch #1 and #2.

One of the most beautiful/haunting pieces of film music ever composed.

Need to see Midnight Express and Pelham 123. Same here.

Oh for fuck's sake, you smart-aleck blue state unisex swingers! Aguirre at fucking 99??! The opening alone justifies it being a lot higher..

Crawl was a lot of fun. Simple set-up, tense, effective action, likable characters (the girl, George Peppar, and the dog), solid CG, and killer crocs. What more do you need?

lol some of these critics are embarrassing themselves out there, and losing credibility on a daily basis.

Genisys put the nail in the coffin. RIP

James Gunn Is Sad That Martin Scorsese Is “Judging” Marvel Films Without Seeing Them “Martin Scorsese is one of my 5 favorite living filmmakers,” tweeted Gunn. “I was outraged when people picketed ‘The Last Temptation of Christ’ without having seen the film. I’m saddened that he’s now judging my films in the same way.” https://theplaylist.net/james-gunn-martin-scorsese-marvel-films-20191004/

Yeah, I've lost interest in this. Empty promises, empty apologies.

"I came across time for you, Sarah." As much as I love Aliens, T2, and True Lies, T1 will always be my favorite Jim Cameron flick. Iconic, nightmarish, perfectly paced, no fat and no filler.

Jackie Brown on the telly. Seriously, the scene where De Niro can't find his car and Melanie is teasing him about it, trumps any moment in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Hope you included Texas Chainsaw too.