Yeah I'm pretty sure I saw it scheduled but I don't know how big of a distribution it was.Was this [Sisu] in theaters? Heard lots of good about it but I haven't seen it advertised anywhere locally.
Yeah I'm pretty sure I saw it scheduled but I don't know how big of a distribution it was.Was this [Sisu] in theaters? Heard lots of good about it but I haven't seen it advertised anywhere locally.
Yes, the river scene was insane. Of all the most gangster ways to kill a man, that has got to be #1 by a mile and a half. You'd have thought after that, the Nazis would have fucked all the way off, but then again, they were Nazis, so rationale, reason, and common sense were likely listed as "areas of opportunity" on their resume.Sisu
Now this is what I'm talking about, aw yeah- an old dude murders the crap out of a bunch of Nazis, the end. Rambo meets Inglorious Basterds meets the Northman. The river scene alone in 10/10.
Come on. Three movies to go !tangtagadim tadada tangdagadim
I actually ran into technical issues. Namely, something smashing into my TV and breaking it. I'm working on trying to figure out a set up to get my Blu-Ray player hooked up to my computer monitor, but finding the physical space for the player itself on my computer desk is a bit tricky.Come on. Three movies to go !
Computers don't have DVD/Blu-Ray drives anymore ? But anyway, yeah, I'd say take your time. Better wait for a new TV and make it a comfy living room watch again, this isn't work...I actually ran into technical issues. Namely, something smashing into my TV and breaking it. I'm working on trying to figure out a set up to get my Blu-Ray player hooked up to my computer monitor, but finding the physical space for the player itself on my computer desk is a bit tricky.
(If mine was custom-built, it'd feature a floppy drive.Mine doesn't. It's custom-built, and I didn't bother with one.
I watched this a few years ago at a festival. Great movie.A Hidden Life on Youtube TV: FX
Terrence Malick provides another lyrical exploration piece, this time about an Austrian farmer who refuses to serve in the Nazi army. There are consequences to himself and his family.
At about 3 hours it is a trial. But if you stick with it, it is an amazing piece of work. He juxtaposes staggering horror with the gorgeousness that is reality, human existence.
Much of his film makes the viewer feel as if they are a living, breathing character in the scene with his characters.
It is also gobsmaking to think that people lived like this in the 1st world only 80 years ago. The horror. The beauty. The suffering. The living.
Hard to grade in that this is not an "entertainment". It is art.
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You'd be searching far and wide for a case with the front panel layout to accomodate one. Most custom cases haven’t had a slot for those in over a decade, and Optical drive bays are currently an endangered species.(If mine was custom-built, it'd feature a floppy drive.)
You can get bay adapters and, if you have access to a 3D printer making a new bezel for the panel isn't hard, BUT you're gonna need some cable adapters - notably a IDE-to-SATA ribbon and possibly something for the power.*You'd be searching far and wide for a case with the front panel layout to accomodate one. Most custom cases haven’t had a slot for those in over a decade, and Optical drive bays are currently an endangered species.
Still bloody fun, and I had a hell of a time. The movie hit the right feels for me.Least fun of the three. They went all in on sentimentality and animal torture porn with only bits and pieces of what made the first - and to lesser extent second - one so good. Understandable to an extent, but these movies aren’t designed to be this heavy and it wound up feeling about a hour too long. Then the ending does an about-face and everyone’s saved and having a good old time. Also just how the bloody hell did Peter survive a bloated frozen space face. Eh, I’m thinking too much, which is the first problem.
I'm glad you enjoyed it, but it had a lot of dissonant moments to me. For example Peter going on about not solving problems with violence and killing, only to have an all out murder spree set to feel good tunes near the end felt jarring. It seemed like the movie couldn't really decide what direction it wanted to go, so it did some of everything. Some parts were overdone.Still bloody fun, and I had a hell of a time. The movie hit the right feels for me.
When your villains comprise of jerk offs doing cruelty testing to animals and people, all those feelings go out the wind. I get what you mean, something tells me James Gunn was in on the joke. People can't say Marvel can't be serious (and done right), when they want to meet or can. I actually appreciate it. I know it's going to be your mileage might be very, but I full hardly enjoyed the movie, and every note hit for me. As for the after credits, I really don't care. As far as I'm concerned: it's over. Moving on to other things now. I'm excited for Spider Verse 2 now. It comes out this week.For example Peter going on about not solving problems with violence and killing, only to have an all out murder spree set to feel good tunes near the end felt jarring. It seemed like the movie couldn't really decide what direction it wanted to go, so it did some of everything. Some parts were overdone.
Space technology. Or Adam Warlock’s funky powers. Take your pick.Guardians vol. 3
Least fun of the three. They went all in on sentimentality and animal torture porn with only bits and pieces of what made the first - and to lesser extent second - one so good. Understandable to an extent, but these movies aren’t designed to be this heavy and it wound up feeling about a hour too long. Then the ending does an about-face and everyone’s saved and having a good old time. Also just how the bloody hell did Peter survive a bloated frozen space face. Eh, I’m thinking too much, which is the first problem.