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DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Lorena

Docuseries on Amazon about Lorena & John Bobbit

Is it the director's *cut*?

Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:i bet that most bio-pics have their share of inaccuracies and/or anachronisms. among the least of which is what style or brand the musicians happen to be playing at any given period or era.

What is this non-sense, I don't even...

i guess i just look for different things from a film, compared to a documentary or the like. *shrug*

There are more important things for sure, but tis not the least of which. You wouldn't just overlook King Arthur carrying a flamethrower instead of Excalibur, come now.

i guess if tommy lee was playing the guitar, or giving lead vocals in that flick, you would be onto something with that. did bradley cooper use the correct type of rifle in american sniper? it's that kind of thing. not that he was carrying a water pistol instead.

zombie wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:i bet that most bio-pics have their share of inaccuracies and/or anachronisms. among the least of which is what style or brand the musicians happen to be playing at any given period or era.

What is this non-sense, I don't even...

i guess i just look for different things from a film, compared to a documentary or the like. *shrug*

There are more important things for sure, but tis not the least of which. You wouldn't just overlook King Arthur carrying a flamethrower instead of Excalibur, come now.

i guess if tommy lee was playing the guitar, or giving lead vocals in that flick, you would be onto something with that. did bradley cooper use the correct type of rifle in american sniper? it's that kind of thing. not that he was carrying a water pistol instead.

To a layman! When you are initiated, these things are of consequence.

Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:i bet that most bio-pics have their share of inaccuracies and/or anachronisms. among the least of which is what style or brand the musicians happen to be playing at any given period or era.

What is this non-sense, I don't even...

i guess i just look for different things from a film, compared to a documentary or the like. *shrug*

There are more important things for sure, but tis not the least of which. You wouldn't just overlook King Arthur carrying a flamethrower instead of Excalibur, come now.

i guess if tommy lee was playing the guitar, or giving lead vocals in that flick, you would be onto something with that. did bradley cooper use the correct type of rifle in american sniper? it's that kind of thing. not that he was carrying a water pistol instead.

To a layman! When you are initiated, these things are of consequence.

we're all layman at something.

Jmac Attack wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Lorena

Docuseries on Amazon about Lorena & John Bobbit

Is it the director's *cut*?

Well...I just got crime scene photos of the cut that I wasn't expecting...

The Meg

Tiggnutz wrote:The Meg

Skyscraper

The Dirt

There's no way this is not a satire, lol

Behind the Curve. A documentary on Netflix regardinqg flat-earthers and conspiracy theorists. Pretty good documentary so far, but man ....these are total whack jobs lol. Still, it's interesting how they come to their conclusions.

The guy playing Vince looks so much like CC Deville, it's confusing lol

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:The guy playing Vince looks so much like CC Deville, it's confusing lol

I thought the same. Lol

Judge Dredd

MI: Fallout

Night Shift (1982)

Henry Winkler, Michael Keaton's breakout role (I think). Really good comedy. Been some years since my last viewing.

Jason wrote:Night Shift (1982)

Henry Winkler, Michael Keaton's breakout role (I think). Really good comedy. Been some years since my last viewing.

I saw it a few times when I was a kid. I remember Shelly Long being a hooker.....and she ain't my kind if hooker, lol.

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

Bumblebee

Monster wrote:Bumblebee

Closer to what Transformers is supposed to be than all the Bay movies combined. I don't hate the Bay series. They're good mindless (very mindless)fun. But Transformers in name only. Bumblebee wasn't perfect by any means but good enough to geek out to. I dug the 80s soundtrack and they even played a few seconds of The Touch. Cool film. Will watch again.

Monster wrote:

Monster wrote:Bumblebee

Closer to what Transformers is supposed to be than all the Bay movies combined. I don't hate the Bay series. They're good mindless (very mindless)fun. But Transformers in name only. Bumblebee wasn't perfect by any means but good enough to geek out to. I dug the 80s soundtrack and they even played a few seconds of The Touch. Cool film. Will watch again.

Now I want to see it