What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Abraham Smashington]

Age of Ultron. Felt a bit more bloated the second time around. I didn't hate it this time, but I didn't enjoy it as much. Ultron is still one of my favorite villains in the MCU thanks to Spader's work however. He's a bunch of fun to watch. The Vision is still amazingly cool looking, but man did Singer take the wind out of this version of Quicksilver. It's just so ehhhhhhhhhh after Evan's take in DOFP. Still don't get the hatred for the farm scene nor the scene with Widow and Banner talking about why they feel they are "monsters".

[Abraham Smashington]

Poltergeist remake.

Verdict: Why? No point whatsoever to this remake. At all. Stay away.

[Martin]

but man did Singer take the wind out of this version of Quicksilver. It's just so ehhhhhhhhhh after Evan's take in DOFP.

The sequence was cool, but holy shit was Singer's Quicksilver uber-overpowered.

[IggytheBorg]

I dig Elizabeth Olsen as Scarlet Witch, tho. I'd like to see Black Widow take advantage of her

[B_Metal]

Southpaw - Kurt Sutter written, Antwan Fuqua directed, Jake Gyllenhall starred in attempt at boxing drama that starts a bit heavy handed, has a ton of heart in the middle and TOTALLY shits the bed at the end imho. It was worth it for McAdams being sexy as fuck till she gets shot though.

Knock Knock - The two female leads and Keanu are in different films altogether, the script takes some huge leaps in "logic" and it just doesn't live up to the hype I had heard. Keanu seems to be playing his role much more campy than the two female leads are, those two are playing every bit of this shit as serious as can be. Most of the tension built up by the situation is completely lost every time Keanu opens his mouth. Not sure if that's an acting issue or a direction issue but somebody fucked up.

Dope - Thank God I saved this one for last. Billy, if you haven't seen this one yet you should. I think it'll be right up your alley. Think House Party meets Friday with a pretty strong social message at the end. Totally enjoyed this one and I don't think it's the pain killers talking.

[BillyG]

I saw Dope. I love Dope.

[Abraham Smashington]

Spy. It was okay. Too long. It needed more Statham.

The Nightmare. Fucking terrifying. Hearing people describe what I've been going through since I was 7 was a bit too much for me last night. Really got to me. I don't think Lesley was a fan because I was never able to quite articulate what goes on during my episodes, but this doc cut right to the bone. It's on Netflix.

[Ingrid]

Age of Ultron.

Is it out out or did you get it on demand? I still want to see it, since we missed in the theater, but is it worth it to pay for it?

Spy. It was okay. Too long. It needed more Statham.

I have a coworker who absolutely gushed about it. But she also saw 50 Shades three times in the theater, so I was waiting to hear from someone with a little more taste before I decided whether or not to watch it.

[Anderson]

Southpaw - Kurt Sutter written, Antwan Fuqua directed, Jake Gyllenhall starred in attempt at boxing drama that starts a bit heavy handed, has a ton of heart in the middle and TOTALLY shits the bed at the end imho. It was worth it for McAdams being sexy as fuck till she gets shot though.

Knock Knock - The two female leads and Keanu are in different films altogether, the script takes some huge leaps in "logic" and it just doesn't live up to the hype I had heard. Keanu seems to be playing his role much more campy than the two female leads are, those two are playing every bit of this shit as serious as can be. Most of the tension built up by the situation is completely lost every time Keanu opens his mouth. Not sure if that's an acting issue or a direction issue but somebody fucked up.

Dope - Thank God I saved this one for last. Billy, if you haven't seen this one yet you should. I think it'll be right up your alley. Think House Party meets Friday with a pretty strong social message at the end. Totally enjoyed this one and I don't think it's the pain killers talking.

Southpaw is a strong contender for one of my worst of the year.


Also, Dope director is new favorite for Black Panther.

[Matt]

I thought SPY was great. We saw it in Hong Kong (it was released there about a month earlier than it was here) and then again here.

I agree that it needs more Statham. If we get a sequel, I can pretty much guarantee that Statham will feature more prominently in it.

Rob: did you stay for the end credits scene? It's awesome.

[B_Metal]

Southpaw is a strong contender for one of my worst of the year.

All that talent involved to turn out what it is........No excuse.

Also, Dope director is new favorite for Black Panther.

I can dig that.

[Martin]

Kingsman: the Secret Service

Fantastic. So fucking good. Perfectly casted, it really is the best spy movies in ages.

Back to the Future

Made the kids watch it. Didn't see it in the last 15 years. What a complete and utter masterpiece.

[IggytheBorg]

My son LOVED Back to the Future. Begged to see the sequels, and loved them, too. Kid's got some taste.

[Abraham Smashington]

Return of the Living Dead.

Still great. Still fun. SEND MORE PARAMEDICS

[Timothy225]

LOVE Return of the Living Dead! From the Tar Man to Trash's striptease to Uneeda Medical Supply and damn near everything else, that movie fucking rocked.