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Jason wrote:Rocky: Best movie overall
Rocky II: Most inspiring scene (jogging scene)
Rocky III: Best ending moment (Trilogy fight we never got to see)
Rocky IV: Funnest movie of all

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Jason wrote:Rocky: Best movie overall
Rocky II: Most inspiring scene (jogging scene)
Rocky III: Best ending moment (Trilogy fight we never got to see)
Rocky IV: Funnest movie of all

You're gonna owe me a favor... What favor?!

Not liking the Rocko rankings, ITT.

1. Rocky 2
2. Rocky 4
3. Rocky
4. Rocky 3
5. Rocky Balboa
6. Rocky 5

Rocky
Rocky IV
Rocky III
Rocky II
Balboa
Rocky V

Rocky II has the best fight of the series and the best non-fighting scene of the whole series (Rocky and Adrian at the zoo).

Headhunter wrote:Rocky II has the best fight of the series and the best non-fighting scene of the whole series (Rocky and Adrian at the zoo).

I don't remember him fighting Drago in II...

1. 1
2. IV
3/4. Balboa/II (they're interchangeable to me depending on the week)
5. III
6. V

Captain Marvel ............ B-

The only things I thought were great was the de-aging FX work (it's like it got perfected finally), and the make-up work. The only thing I really hated was the dim/murky cinematography in many scenes, similar to how dark Solo was. It was also distracting hearing the music composer lift from Hans' work from Interstellar in a couple spots, kinda like how Klaus took from Gladiator for Curse of the Black Pearl. The rest is..."just fine". Bree is fine, the plot is fine, the action is fine...none of it is stellar or amazing. I kinda dug a twist, but wasn't dazzled by it either. I think it's better than Thor: Dark World and both Iron Man sequels.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:1. 1
2. IV
3/4. Balboa/II (they're interchangeable to me depending on the week)
5. III
6. V

I was so disappointed with part 3. Mr. T was awful. As a kid, I loved it. I am gonna watch all of them. I started with that one because I used to love it. I watched Rocky 2 last night.

Jmac Attack wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:1. 1
2. IV
3/4. Balboa/II (they're interchangeable to me depending on the week)
5. III
6. V

I was so disappointed with part 3. Mr. T was awful. As a kid, I loved it. I am gonna watch all of them. I started with that one because I used to love it. I watched Rocky 2 last night.

Blasphemy

Monster wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:1. 1
2. IV
3/4. Balboa/II (they're interchangeable to me depending on the week)
5. III
6. V

I was so disappointed with part 3. Mr. T was awful. As a kid, I loved it. I am gonna watch all of them. I started with that one because I used to love it. I watched Rocky 2 last night.

Blasphemy

LMFAO! Man, growing up, Mr T was the shit. He was a good role model.

Yeah, I agree. he was a good role model. And Clubber Lang is one of the all time great movie villains imo.

Jmac Attack wrote:

Monster wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:1. 1
2. IV
3/4. Balboa/II (they're interchangeable to me depending on the week)
5. III
6. V

I was so disappointed with part 3. Mr. T was awful. As a kid, I loved it. I am gonna watch all of them. I started with that one because I used to love it. I watched Rocky 2 last night.

Blasphemy

LMFAO! Man, growing up, Mr T was the shit. He was a good role model.

How could Mr T. not be a role model? Do you know how much he loves his Mother?

DancesWithWerewolves wrote: Green Book .... A


Green Book is an excellent road flick. I was hesitant of an A+ grade, so I'll settle for A for now. Viggo's my front runner for Best Actor so far this year, and I wouldn't be surprised if Ali takes the Supporting Actor Oscar again. Surprising that this was directed by 1/2 of the Dumb & Dumber team (Peter Farrelly).

Watched it again on Blu Ray. The grade feels about the same. I don't know, while I think it's great, there still feels like there's something missing from me giving it the "+".

I find it funny so many critics wanna claim this movie is told from the wrong perspective, or that Ali should've been up for Actor and not supporting, when it's written from Tony's family perspective, and Don is a catalyst in Tony becoming a better person. It's not a Don Shirley bio picture, and maybe there could be one made in the future, but it never intended to be one either, so it shouldn't be criticized for not being one. It's a good film, strongly acted, great message, the humor hits well without going into slapstick territory (though gets close when Tony eats a pizza). I could see this being in a regular holiday movie rotation for me.

Havok wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

Monster wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:1. 1
2. IV
3/4. Balboa/II (they're interchangeable to me depending on the week)
5. III
6. V

I was so disappointed with part 3. Mr. T was awful. As a kid, I loved it. I am gonna watch all of them. I started with that one because I used to love it. I watched Rocky 2 last night.

Blasphemy

LMFAO! Man, growing up, Mr T was the shit. He was a good role model.

How could Mr T. not be a role model? Do you know how much he loves his Mother?

Yes! This!

Mama say that happiness is from magic rays of sunshine that come down when you're feelin' blue.

Havok wrote:How could Mr T. not be a role model? Do you know how much he loves his Mother?

Hopefully not as much as that "Norman" dude.

Watched Shazam and Us.

Both were interesting to watch but both were odd at times for me. Tone was a bit odd. Still would recommend but it was not two perfect films.

Sicario: Day of the Soldado
Brolin and Del Toro are a pretty great combination. Awesome flick. It's been a while since I've seen the first one but I'm pretty sure I like this one more.

John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum

Totally fucking wicked. Marc Dacascos was excellent.