Entertainment Forum General Chat Thread • Page 680

Started RRR today. This is fucking WILD. My first(ish) foray into Bollywood. Good shit.

 

so glad he's okay

 

This was the most bonkers movie I've ever seen. 10/10

 

Where at

 

Netflix.

 

Vinegar Syndrome and partner labels are doing a half off sale for the weekend. If you’re interested in weirdo genre films, check it out. Their partner labels also put out excellent stuff. Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets is like $14 on there right now. I grabbed Rebels of the Neon God as well

 

Are people actually watching this?

 

Does anyone think he’s a good guy?

 

people love nothing more than inventing a guy

 

For those who crave the movie theater popcorn, but not the movie theater experience.

 

I would do the same thing if it wasn’t so expensive

 

After 2 bad theater experiences in a row I’m might start buying an extra ticket next to me on cheaper movies.

 

The more I read what the Netflix CEO says about Chapelle and Gervais, the more I’m realizing Netflix’s production seems to resemble his Bill Maher-esque ideology. He wants to champion freedom of expression, at the expense of trans people.

 

I was just watching the movie Network for the first time. I realized I have heard a song before that sampled the speech Peter Finch's character makes about half way through the movie. I can't for the life of me figure out what song it was though. Can anyone help me? Google has not been helpful. lol

 

do you remember the lines?

 

The quote from the movie is:

The clip in the song isn't the whole speech, just parts of it.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_(1976_film)#In_popular_culture

 

Not sure how, but it just randomly came to me. It was the song Transmit, by The Effort.

 

This just occurred to me. Cause a lot of theaters seemed to have moved their ticket guy passed concessions. Legit might do that lol

 

Cinemark has take out stands and I think is on Uber eats etc.

 

Almost every theater around here sells the tickets and the food at the same counter. I'm surprised how many places used to have two lines and allow you to be in a rush and skip the food entirely.