Entertainment Forum General Chat Thread • Page 1103

I think it’s Jacob Tremblay. I’ve been wrong before though

 

for seeing movies constantly you don’t know a lot of shit

 

glad he got out of that room and into school

 

Psh. That movie just came out a couple of years ago, right?




Right?







.......Right?

 

yeah my wife suggested we go see a movie and going to a local place seemed like a better idea than a regular ole amc

 

Finishing his run as young Sheldon and graduating high school at the same time, king shit

 

Oh yay

 

We have to stop Gad and his stupid hat at all costs.

 

was into it but then joe carnahan’s name hit like a jump scare

 

If you take out your phone, you should be banned with no refund. Of course theaters won't do that because you are a paying customer, but those distractions are just another reason people aren't going to theaters anymore.

 

Just watched Ricochet (1991) for the first time and this movie is batshit crazy even by 90s standards, what a blast.

 

I don’t know anything about this but “Prince Charles” is killing me

 

they were gonna show a movie written entirely by AI

 

After my first rewatch in 10+ years, I can safely say The Fugitive is a masterpiece. Harrison Ford should have been nominated as well. ACAB. Also, I can still quote most of it, weird.

 

The arthouse theater is going to show Trash Humpers in September at a midnight showing. I never thought I'd see the day.

 

He starred in Tommy Wiseau's The Room

 

It's amazing and I love it but TLJ getting the Oscar was absurd

 

I spent like an hour yesterday trying to remember if this was where my ex and I would see movies when I visited her in KC, then I woke up this morning and remembered it was the Tivoli, which I'm now bummed to see closed a while back. That place was really cool.

 

Yeah, the Tivoli ruled. Westport as a whole is completely different now. Way more corporate and crime-ridden. Last time I was there, there was a shooting at a club.

That said, Nelson-Atkins kind of absorbed the Tivoli so they still show some arthouse stuff and bigger movies outside in the summer. But it’s definitely not the same.

 

This was like 12-13 years ago. There were some really cool record and book stores in that area too from what I remember.

That's a bummer that it's changed so much, but I guess everywhere does eventually.

 

Yeah, that was around the time I moved there. Everything that was cool there: Tivoli, Beaumont Club (well, not exactly cool), McCoy’s, Riot Room, Joe’s Pizza. Had a really great run, but, like all things, out-of-state investment firms bought the old locations and brought their shitty restaurants and venues here.