The Films and Movies Thread

[boogielicious]

7 hours ago, poolman88 said:

Tommy Boy - birdie 

" Lots of people go to school for 7 years."

" Yeah..they're called doctors"  

LOL 

I love the fight scene when Spade hits Farley in the head with a 2x4. "Nice one!"

[cipher]

3 minutes ago, boogielicious said:

I love the fight scene when Spade hits Farley in the head with a 2x4. "Nice one!"

 

[nevets88]

Movie on a rooftop with a view. French Connection. Birdie.

 

[nevets88]

Marjorie Prime - birdie - on the meaning of memory, our relationship with AI and a little something interesting I didn't expect at the end, not a twist.

Columbus - birdie - An unlikely pair meet up and connect has been done many times before, but John Cho makes it less worn.

[nevets88]

Since this is a golfer's discussion board, what did you think of Al Pacino's line in Ocean's 13 when he said he was a 5, 2, whatever low handicap when threatening a rival at the end of the movie? Silly, funny, realistic? I thought it was a little silly.

Quote

You think you hit me.

  
You don't even know
where my soft targets are.

  
I'm still a two handicap on a golf course,
you know.

  
I got the hottest new hotel on The Strip.

  
And I'm a shoo-in
for the Five Diamond Award...

  
...yet again.

  
- You sure about that?
- Sure? I got that baby...

  
All sewn up.

  
This town might've changed,
but not me.

  
I'm gonna let you down.

  
I know people highly invested
in my survival.

  
And they are people who really know
how to hurt.

  

 

[nevets88]

 

[iacas]

9 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

 

Inside the movie theater? No thanks. And I love my phone. I welcome the time to put it away, and also, to not see everyone else using theirs. The bright little screens in a dark theater… ick.

His follow-up Tweet, fine:

I'd be good with that.

[Pretzel]

4 hours ago, iacas said:

Inside the movie theater? No thanks. And I love my phone. I welcome the time to put it away, and also, to not see everyone else using theirs. The bright little screens in a dark theater… ick.

His follow-up Tweet, fine:

I'd be good with that.

I'd only be ok with that because I can avoid it. Seriously, you're paying money to watch a movie, I don't want some jackwad ruining the movie by talking right behind me the whole time or the guy right in front of/next to me constantly waving their bright phone around. 

The other reason they don't allow phones to be used in theaters is piracy. Everyone carries cameras around nowadays, and if phones were allowed to be used whenever it would be hard to tell who was recording and who wasn't.

[jsgolfer]

Going to see "IT" tomorrow can't wait.

[iacas]

That looks interesting.

[nevets88]

6 hours ago, iacas said:

That looks interesting.

Holy makeup job Batman. Yeah, this does look good.

[jsgolfer]

IT - HIO (But then again, I'm a huge Stephen King fan and biased as he's from my hometown)

Loved the movie.  Can't wait for the second part.  The young actors were great, loved their interactions with each other.  Enough good scares and jumps, but Pennywise was just downright awesome.  I'll probably go see it again.  

The Richie character has on a Freese's Department store t-shirt, it was the first department store I ever went in.  It was on Main St. in Bangor ME.  Also had a scene with the old Bangor Water Tower, I grew up three blocks from there.

[saevel25]

On 9/15/2017 at 8:26 AM, iacas said:

That looks interesting.

That looks really good.

[nevets88]

mother!

WTF did I just watch? Score? Still looking for the ball.

[iacas]

Drive, bogey.

I would have loved to have seen a movie about a getaway driver. This was not it. While I appreciated the acting and the film noir feel, it was predictable, boring, and… blah. Just too many solemn glances and unsaid words.

Gifted, birdie. Better than I suspected, even though it moved along pretty quickly.

[nevets88]

When your movie universe intersects your golf universe. Darren Aronofsky reddit AMA for mother!:

[nevets88]

7 hours ago, nevets88 said:

When your movie universe intersects your golf universe. Darren Aronofsky reddit AMA for mother!:

Holy s**t he answered.

 

And he likes Caddyshack:

[Jeremie Boop]

On ‎9‎/‎20‎/‎2017 at 6:24 PM, iacas said:

Drive, bogey.

I would have loved to have seen a movie about a getaway driver. This was not it. While I appreciated the acting and the film noir feel, it was predictable, boring, and… blah. Just too many solemn glances and unsaid words.

Gifted, birdie. Better than I suspected, even though it moved along pretty quickly.

Have you watched Baby Driver? That's a pretty decent movie about a getaway driver.

On ‎9‎/‎17‎/‎2017 at 8:44 PM, jsgolfer said:

IT - HIO (But then again, I'm a huge Stephen King fan and biased as he's from my hometown)

Loved the movie.  Can't wait for the second part.  The young actors were great, loved their interactions with each other.  Enough good scares and jumps, but Pennywise was just downright awesome.  I'll probably go see it again.  

The Richie character has on a Freese's Department store t-shirt, it was the first department store I ever went in.  It was on Main St. in Bangor ME.  Also had a scene with the old Bangor Water Tower, I grew up three blocks from there.

I just watched that his weekend. I was pretty happy with the movie as well, the R rating allowed for much it to be much more graphic but they did not go overboard like sometimes can happen with that added freedom. The young actors were definitely fantastic and I am very excited to see what they do with chapter 2 with character role filling and such.

Edited September 25, 2017 by Jeremie Boop