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Yarbicus wrote:Woodstock '99 8/10
Great documentary about one of the greatest clusterfucks in music history. I blame Limp Bizkit.

Ry Manchu wrote:

Yarbicus wrote:Woodstock '99 8/10
Great documentary about one of the greatest clusterfucks in music history. I blame Limp Bizkit.

I watched that last night too. The promoter, John Scher, sure did come off like a pompous douchebag. Anthony Kiedis choosing to play "Fire" for their encore was low too.

JiveTurkey wrote:Suicide Squad. Pretty damn awesome/10. Exactly as I thought it would be.

duncan wrote:Wrath of Man - 7.8/10

Was actually pretty good, once you suspend disbelief about bank truck heists and all the logistics there.

long standing member wrote:

JiveTurkey wrote:Suicide Squad. Pretty damn awesome/10. Exactly as I thought it would be.

which one?

JiveTurkey wrote:

long standing member wrote:

JiveTurkey wrote:Suicide Squad. Pretty damn awesome/10. Exactly as I thought it would be.

which one?

The newest one. Exactly what I expected it to be.

_ej_ wrote:I thought the Suicide Squad was one of the best super hero movies yet. Bit of a return to gory form for Gunn.

I enjoyed the Harley vignette but I felt like it robbed the movie of some momentum. Same for the sad backstory scene in the van. I understand why they were there but I think the movie would have been as good without them and the pace would have kept up.

still, easily a 9/10.

atrox wrote:

_ej_ wrote:I thought the Suicide Squad was one of the best super hero movies yet. Bit of a return to gory form for Gunn.

I enjoyed the Harley vignette but I felt like it robbed the movie of some momentum. Same for the sad backstory scene in the van. I understand why they were there but I think the movie would have been as good without them and the pace would have kept up.

still, easily a 9/10.

I had never seen Harley Quin as a character before this movie. Granted, I work in the movie industry, so I have seen Margo looking hot as her in pics and short trailers, but never seen her in a movie as the character. At least in The Suicide Squad movie, I thought her performance is absolutely amazing. What a great character. I loved every scene she was in and she ain't bad to look at.

Now, i have been warned to not watch Birds of Prey or Suicide Squad, because they are awful movies and I don't intend to , because they look like awful movies. Shame, because I'd watch that character in another well written fil in a second.

atrox wrote:I hate superhero movies

atrox wrote:

_ej_ wrote:I thought the Suicide Squad was one of the best super hero movies yet. Bit of a return to gory form for Gunn.

I enjoyed the Harley vignette but I felt like it robbed the movie of some momentum. Same for the sad backstory scene in the van. I understand why they were there but I think the movie would have been as good without them and the pace would have kept up.

still, easily a 9/10.

I had never seen Harley Quin as a character before this movie. Granted, I work in the movie industry, so I have seen Margo looking hot as her in pics and short trailers, but never seen her in a movie as the character. At least in The Suicide Squad movie, I thought her performance is absolutely amazing. What a great character. I loved every scene she was in and she ain't bad to look at.

Now, i have been warned to not watch Birds of Prey or Suicide Squad, because they are awful movies and I don't intend to because they look like awful movies. Shame, because I'd watch that character in another well-written film in a second.

Yarbicus wrote:I enjoyed The Suicide Squad but not as much as everyone seems to. Also, everyone focus on Harley but for me it was about Idris Elba being an unrestrained badass for 2 hours.

Marc G wrote:Ford V Ferrari 8/10.... more entertaining that I expected it to be.... loses points for historical inaccuracies

greatmutah wrote:

Marc G wrote:Ford V Ferrari 8/10.... more entertaining that I expected it to be.... loses points for historical inaccuracies

I loved that movie. I went and saw it with my dad and we enjoyed it greatly. My grandpa was a mechanic in Ford’s Experimental Design Garage during that era. At one point he had plans and worked on one of the MkIVs from 67. I’m not sure if he was involved with any of the work from 66 or not. His name is on a plaque in the Ford Automotige Hall of Fame in Dearborn along with the car AJ Foyt and Dan Gurney drove. I don’t know if he actually made the trek overseas or not. Wish he was still around when that movie came out. He could have told me just how much was wrong hahaha.

Marc G wrote:

greatmutah wrote:

Marc G wrote:Ford V Ferrari 8/10.... more entertaining that I expected it to be.... loses points for historical inaccuracies

I loved that movie. I went and saw it with my dad and we enjoyed it greatly. My grandpa was a mechanic in Ford’s Experimental Design Garage during that era. At one point he had plans and worked on one of the MkIVs from 67. I’m not sure if he was involved with any of the work from 66 or not. His name is on a plaque in the Ford Automotige Hall of Fame in Dearborn along with the car AJ Foyt and Dan Gurney drove. I don’t know if he actually made the trek overseas or not. Wish he was still around when that movie came out. He could have told me just how much was wrong hahaha.

oh damn that's cool..... one thing I know that was off for sure what the negotiations between Ford and Ferrari... there was a lot more back and forth, also iacocca wasn't directly involved from what I've read.... the breaking point of the contract was correct though, Ferrari didn't like losing control of this race team and well, company...... what I've read was that they were back and forth for quite some time and the deal was 95% in the bag, Enzo rolls up for what was supposed to be their last meeting to sign the contact, flips out and tells the Ford reps to fuck off and get out his building lol