Weekend Box Office: Boss Baby unseats Beauty and the Beast

i just watched the finale of black sails. no spoilers but i did cry at several different points omg ;-;

I'm just glad it had a satisfying ending.

LMAO at Rupert Sanders getting L's in his personal and professional life. Like, hang it up, my guy.

Unfortunately (or fortunately?) he's a white guy so he'll keep getting chances

I'm aware of his white privilege but it's nice to see that all his work has been panned and will probably continue to be a failure.

racist in the shell needs to flop even harder
i saw the love witch, i overall liked the style of it

nothing good came out this week so i'll just pimp out my 3 faves of the first quarter of 2017

1. get out
2. free fire
3. personal shopper

I still need to see get out and really wanna see personal shopper. I feel like the latter will gut me

How was Free Fire?

I feel like it's going to be THE movie reddit jerks off over for the next year like they do The Nice Guys, but actually good.

yeah you pretty much summed it up haha. it is good, i was concerned about the concept and it being boring but it's only 90 minutes or so so it doesn't get too old. it's fun and amusing

We watched the original (1995) Ghost in the Shell movie. That was interesting. Very existential and philosophical, with WAY more animated cyborg nipples than were necessary. Lots of very big ideas revealed in forced exposition. The animation was much more impressive than the story, super gorgeous and cinematic, especially when they were out and about it the city. Is GITS:SAC better, storywise?

We also finished up season two of Love (better than S1 imo) and season three of Review (which was insane).

lol @ 19 million, fuck you scarjo

I rewatched pj and the lightning thief, forgot how cute logan lerman was

i saw get out. it was so good.

caught up on my kdrama strong woman do bong soon while editing videos and photos. the moment we were waiting for happened. squee.

I watched Life last Monday, and then BATB on Wednesday. I enjoyed Life. I wish they marketed it better because I assumed it was gonna be your usual space movie, but space horror as a genre is something I found really interesting because I've never heard of it before (I googled it and it seems like its been dormant for a few years). Also, as for the movie being another example of Ryan Reynolds not being able to carry a movie, [Link to spoiler]he dies in the first 15 minutes so he definitely isn't meant to carry the movie. I read an interview with the director, who said he had noir movies in mind and that Ryan dying was a throwback to beautiful girls dying in movies.

Also, the ending was intense.

I kind of want to see Life -- so you recommend? I do like Ryan and Jake.

Yeah, I definitely recommend. It was so different from what I expected it to be like, in a good way.

So great! Loved it but it also annoyed the hell out of me

I re-watched Trainspotting because I planned on watching the sequel this weekend but that didn't work out, maybe next week, or I'll just wait to download idk. The soundtrack is still awesome

I've been watching 13 Reasons Why. It's ok so far, I'm on ep 8 I think

i agree re: the soundtrack. that blur song "sing" is like heaven it's so good.

Went to the theater recently and I realized that I don't actually like seeing movies in the theater. They're noisy, busy, it's usually freezing, and not worth even the cheap tickets. If it's an action movie, inevitably someone bring a baby who cries because their ears hurt or the sounds scare them. The people in front of you always end up messing with your view somehow, even in stadium seating. Ugh. Even less busy matinees a couple weeks after are too much for me anymore. Anyone else feel the same?

I'm glad GitS is flopping. Good riddance. I do worry that the studio will be purposefully obtuse and blame it on the fact it has a female lead. =/

i prefer going to the cinema tbh. i usually go alone in the day and no one bothers me. if i try and watch a movie at home i get distracted too easily by the internet and don't feel like i'm giving the movie a proper chance because they're built to be experienced all in one go not with stopping and starting

ia I get so easily distracted watching movies at home. I always grab my phone. Or end up pausing the movie to do something else.

I love the theater, but then again I live in an area where it's mostly super well behaved unless it's a kid's movie and even then it's the ADULTS being louder than the kids.

I'm ok with most things at the cinema except for the people who don't understand to shut the fuck up during the movie.

I love the theatre, but increasingly the phone people are ruining it. It's too bad the strict no-phones independent theatre around does not show all the movies, because going to AMC more than likely there's those assholes. Especially during popular movies.

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I pm only see movies at the Alamo Drafthouse, where the seats are comfy, there's food, no kids are allowed, and they'll throw you out for talking or texting. I'm spoiled.

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I watched the first 5 episodes of Big Little Lies. I can't believe I only get two more episodes. :(

I watched The Pianist late last night and regretted it, I had extremely vivid dreams and woke up upset this morning. I streamed it so as not to give Polanski any money.

I saw Beauty and the Beast yesterday (thank god for $5 matinees) and what the fuck was that? Above all else is was BORING. And why the hell did they add those sucky new songs? I assume it's for some awards season. I'm glad I did not pay full price for that.

Weekend Box Office: Boss Baby unseats Beauty and the Beast

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