Rate the latest movie you've seen.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I think cheech and Chong best piece was the kamikaze….”Any questions?”  “You out your fuckin mind?”

"Ah, yes, you, Hashimoto?"

"Honorable Captain-san, are you out of your fucking mind?"

[Shiranu]

Haven't seen it since it's not out yet (I think), but I just want to say... Adam Driver in "The Last Duel".




Cast this man as Dracula plz.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

He's already a Dumbledore.

[Shiranu]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYVgbAF-JIs

Getting me really hyped for the "Dune" movie, but please god let there be a part 2.

[drunkenshoe]

...Cast this man as Dracula plz. ...

Oh yes, never thought of that! Ooooh yes...

[Hydra009]

Getting me really hyped for the "Dune" movie, but please god let there be a part 2.

Unless it absolutely bombs, I pretty much guarantee it.

[Mike Cl]

Dune, a classic as a book.  Loved the game.  (It seems Avalon Hill just never put out a poor game) The movie not so much.  I did not like the cast.  And while the movie was not a total loss, I remember it as a disappointment.  I have hopes for this version.

[SGOS]

The 1984 Dune was something I watched, but didn't connect with.  I understand it was directed by David Lynch, but back then, I paid little attention to directors.  David Lynch is interesting in that few people can figure out what he's doing.  He takes "enigmatic" to a whole new level.  Had I understood him back then, I may have paid closer attention, but maybe not.  I think some of his movies have reached a level where no one understands what he's doing, and anyone who thinks they do is probably woefully mistaken.

[drunkenshoe]

I loved Dune 2000. Aw.

[Mike Cl]

Somehow I missed Dune 2000.  Have to catch up I guess.

[aitm]

Something called "The Green Knight". Throughout I kept thinking I should just go to bed....but I needed more alcohol for that so I watched all the while debating more of this or some you tube clips of anything. In the end I watched it all and was left satisfied with the realization my first thought was correct.

[Shiranu]

"The Forgotten Battle", Netflix - Dutch film about the Battle of the Sheldt, the Dutch resistance and a British glider crew stranded on the wrong island.

Really enjoyable, at times a bit of a slow-burn, and the combat leans far more into uncomfortable than heroic; the allies are obviously the "good guys" but they aren't mythicized or romanticized and the Nazis are generally presented as young men who didn't know what they were getting themselves into (with the officers being the more stereotypical fascist jackasses, which I would presume is how it actually was).

Also found it really cool to see the Dutch resistance, something I don't think i've seen a movie portray before. Each faction speaks the appropriate language as well which makes it more engaging.

[SGOS]

I haven't seen No Time to Die.  I will when it comes out on DVD, but I have one question.  Does James Bond go to Morocco to meet that guy wearing a fez who is sits under a ceiling fan?  Can a Bond film be complete with out this port of call?  I can never remember why he has to visit that guy, but then I can never keep track of his travelog or why he goes where he does.  I think he travels around mostly for the casinos.

[Shiranu]

I haven't seen No Time to Die.  I will when it comes out on DVD, but I have one question.  Does James Bond go to Morocco to meet that guy wearing a fez who is sits under a ceiling fan?  Can a Bond film be complete with out this port of call?  I can never remember why he has to visit that guy, but then I can never keep track of his travelog or why he goes where he does.  I think he travels around mostly for the casinos.

Nope, the closest No Time to Die has to a Middle Eastern flair is an opening scene filmed in Basilicata, Southern Italy (use to be part of the Abbasid Empire IIRC, so kinda counts?).

[SGOS]

Well then, it's hardly a Bond Film at all!