Last Movie You Watched?

[Chickacherrycola 367]

Smile 2, better than the original 

[shadesofblue 14,790]

the substance I need to watch more movies tbh 

[Semafori 1,511]

rewatched Cloverfield
 

[Ice Cream Ice Queen 2,859]

Corpse Bride

28 minutes ago, Chickacherrycola said:

Smile 2, better than the original 

Wait there’s a 2nd? I need to see it - I rlly like the original.

[Quincy 4,193]

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)

 

It seems like a lot of people didn’t like it, but I really enjoyed it. It was fun and quirky, while neither a carbon copy of the first film, nor a totally divergent flop that many sequels end up being these days.
 

Anyway, I thought it was a good mixture of fresh takes on the original Beetlejuice character/world, while still maintaining a lot of what made the first film fun:

Use of stop action 

Quirky jokes and innuendo

Not overusing the main character

Spoiler

 

I also thought that Jenna Ortega was fantastic. She brought a fresh, younger spin to the nearly 40-year-old story. 
 

It’s kind of crazy, but really awesome that Michael Keaton has so much energy at his age. He really upped the fun factor here. 
 

I can understand some of the film’s criticism though. The plot bounced around a LOT and there were several different story lines mixed in. I know the “soul train” segment got a lot of flack as well for having racist undertones. 
 

People saying that Beetlejuice didn’t get enough screen time do not understand what was so great about the first film. They didn’t overuse the title character. That made his appearances more impactful. I think I remember reading that a sequel would not get made, UNLESS they promised to limit the amount of time on screen for Beetlejuice. 
 

I do wish that Delores (Beetlejuice’s ex) had gotten more screen time. I also junk that they spent too much time focusing on the Charles Deetz (originally portrayed by disgraced pedophile actor, Jeffrey Jones) character. They should have just killed him off and moved on. Even if we don’t see Jeffrey Jones acting, they used his picture and/or likeness too much. 

 

In summary, I think it was a fun film. Was it a cinematic masterpiece? No. Was it quirky, nostalgic and unique? Yes, yes, yes!

[moneynotorietyrivieras 97]

Terrifier 

[venice biotch 6,935]

Barbie (2023), watched it yesterday. i. loved. it. so. fucking. much. im watching it again tonight  and probably will once a week for the rest of my life

[cheaptrailertrashglm 3,406]

MaxXxine

 

[rightofjupiter 16,493]

just saw A Different Man (excellent)

[Make me your Dream Life 87,457]

We live in time, I loved it. 

[Make me your Dream Life 87,457]

the conclave. I see the value in it, but I was kinda bored at some times. 
excellent acting tho, but I was expecting more if anything 

[barttttender 4,840]

On 10/22/2024 at 10:48 PM, Quincy said:

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)

 

It seems like a lot of people didn’t like it, but I really enjoyed it. It was fun and quirky, while neither a carbon copy of the first film, nor a totally divergent flop that many sequels end up being these days.
 

Anyway, I thought it was a good mixture of fresh takes on the original Beetlejuice character/world, while still maintaining a lot of what made the first film fun:

Use of stop action 

Quirky jokes and innuendo

Not overusing the main character

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I also thought that Jenna Ortega was fantastic. She brought a fresh, younger spin to the nearly 40-year-old story. 
 

It’s kind of crazy, but really awesome that Michael Keaton has so much energy at his age. He really upped the fun factor here. 
 

I can understand some of the film’s criticism though. The plot bounced around a LOT and there were several different story lines mixed in. I know the “soul train” segment got a lot of flack as well for having racist undertones. 
 

People saying that Beetlejuice didn’t get enough screen time do not understand what was so great about the first film. They didn’t overuse the title character. That made his appearances more impactful. I think I remember reading that a sequel would not get made, UNLESS they promised to limit the amount of time on screen for Beetlejuice. 
 

I do wish that Delores (Beetlejuice’s ex) had gotten more screen time. I also junk that they spent too much time focusing on the Charles Deetz (originally portrayed by disgraced pedophile actor, Jeffrey Jones) character. They should have just killed him off and moved on. Even if we don’t see Jeffrey Jones acting, they used his picture and/or likeness too much. 

 

In summary, I think it was a fun film. Was it a cinematic masterpiece? No. Was it quirky, nostalgic and unique? Yes, yes, yes!

 

 

Whoever didn't like Beetlejuice Beetlejuice has no taste. I saw it twice. It's an instant classic.

 

I just saw The Substance. It's really good. It thought the finale would have been better off at a Jimmy Fallon Talk Shaw or Jimmy Kimmel (a mayor talk show anyway) as it would have gotten even more tense. The New Year's event was meh and didn't really get that creative like Late Night with the Devil's third act act did. But still great. 9/10.

 

[barttttender 4,840]

On 10/11/2024 at 11:56 AM, ivory almond said:

The Lighthouse and it sucked ass

 

Dreadful, incomprehensible film. The Witch is his best one yet. 

 

All others went off the rails script wise.

 

Fingers crossed for Nosferatu. 

 

 

[Nectar Of The Puss 957]

Catering Christmas 

 

literally one of my favourite Christmas movies now. It’s the shittest movie I’ve seen in my life but because it’s a Christmas movie it’s unmatched. I’ve never laughed at a movie or tv show but the way it’s so bad and it’s budget couldn’t have been more than a used 2008 Honda was perfect

[Ultra Violet 18,851]

Society of Snow

True story about the survivors of the Andean Plane Crash in the 70s. I had never heard much about the story, so this film was just.... I can't describe it. Im still constantly thinking about it and the other details I found out in interviews.

[ionut 9,216]

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind

 

such a beautiful movie

[dollanganger 5,042]

rewatch number six of House (1977). for my halloween tradition