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[420seriouscat69]

Vice: great cast. Couldn’t tell if they were trying to hoist him up or shame him. Was pretty disappointed with the ending. Pretty good history to his life. Thought some parts were unfair, but pretty impressive from where he started after the war.

[8manpick]

Vice: great cast. Couldn’t tell if they were trying to hoist him up or shame him.

[mocat]

highwaymen was quite good. costner & woody each got to deliver a cheesy monologue but i liked both of them. the cinematography was the real hero here.

[Brock Landers]

The Dirt - Motley Crue biopic adapted from the book.  Yeah overall it's a pretty fun watch, well except for the part where Vince Neil's daughter dies from cancer.  Ramsay Bolton from GOT was cast as Mick Mars and Butthole Eyes guy from SNL was a record company executive.

[420seriouscat69]

highwaymen was quite good. costner & woody each got to deliver a cheesy monologue but i liked both of them. the cinematography was the real hero here.

Yeah, it was decent. 5/7.

[420seriouscat69]

Pretty rough ridin' graphic too. 

[mocat]

yeah well when you look at the actual photos 

[420seriouscat69]

Yeah man, was not expecting that. Pretty nuts.

[IPA4Me]

Very much enjoyed Highwaymen. IPA GF went straight to sleep.

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[420seriouscat69]

I should have probably given it a 5.5/7. I can appreciate slow build up movies, but Mrs Wacky is not a fan. She was in and out as well, IPA.

[star seed 7]

yeah well when you look at the actual photos 

The 60's Bonnie and Clyde movie (Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway (fire)) was considered at the time to be one of the most violently graphic movies ever made.

[420seriouscat69]

highwaymen was quite good. costner & woody each got to deliver a cheesy monologue but i liked both of them. the cinematography was the real hero here.

That shot at the end (hint: blue eyes). 

[bucket]

yeah well when you look at the actual photos 

The 60's Bonnie and Clyde movie (Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway (fire)) was considered at the time to be one of the most violently graphic movies ever made.

Also available on Netflix

[GregKSU1027]

Did anyone get avenger's tickets yet???   

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

A Star is Born. Just couldn’t bring myself to like it. Bradley Cooper was good but damn everything about Lady McUglivoice just annoys the hell out of me.

Ok, onto Spike Lees latest racial manifesto. Ugh.

[michigancat]

A Star is Born. Just couldn’t bring myself to like it. Bradley Cooper was good but damn everything about Lady McUglivoice just annoys the hell out of me.

That movie sucked but mostly because Bradley Cooper was a greasy loser and I have no idea why Gaga liked him at any point because he just sucked at everything and I was like "FINALLY" when it finally ended how it did. What a shitstain of a movie.

[420seriouscat69]

 

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

BlacKKKlansman was an interesting story. Would have been a great movie except that Spike Lee’s racial grievance mongering is slathered over nearly every frame. It’s nauseating. And not worthy of a BP nomination (but of course it’s exactly the kind of red meat the academy slobbers over). I did really like the actors in this movie. Even Adam Driver who typically annoys me.

[mocat]

BlacKKKlansman was an interesting story. Would have been a great movie except that Spike Lee’s racial grievance mongering is slathered over nearly every frame. It’s nauseating. And not worthy of a BP nomination (but of course it’s exactly the kind of red meat the academy slobbers over). I did really like the actors in this movie. Even Adam Driver who typically annoys me.

Lmao

[420seriouscat69]

I do agree it’s not worth a best pic nom but pretty calculated response from it.

[star seed 7]

BlacKKKlansman was an interesting story. Would have been a great movie except that Spike Lee’s racial grievance mongering is slathered over nearly every frame. It’s nauseating. And not worthy of a BP nomination (but of course it’s exactly the kind of red meat the academy slobbers over). I did really like the actors in this movie. Even Adam Driver who typically annoys me.

Yeah, I typically do not enjoy Adam driver but he's great in this.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

Unplanned. Wow. I expected this movie, like anything produced outside Hollywood with a pro-Christian / pro-life message, to have poor production value, infomercial scripting, and Kirk Cameron. This was an actual movie, and a good one at that. I wouldn't call it a "fun" watch, but unless you are so strongly pro-abortion that you are not open to other viewpoints, I'd highly recommend you watch this. A better movie, and even more compelling message, than Gosnell (which was itself very good).

Based on the true story of Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood clinic director, who left PP after 8 years when she witnessed a sonogram-guided procedure being performed in her clinic. One of the more interesting production tidbits is that the clinic doctor is played by an actual former abortionist. The R-rating is warranted, but not without irony: it depicts nothing more violent than what advocates describe as a "medical procedure," and girls under the age of 17 aren't allowed to buy a ticket for this movie but can get an abortion in many states.

https://slate.com/human-interest/2019/04/unplanned-anti-abortion-pro-life-movie-controversy.html
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2019/04/01/the_real-life_power_of_unplanned_139922.html

[Pete]

good grief.

[8manpick]

This last few weeks of reviews by KSU-W has to be a work. He is a very good message boarder.

[OK_Cat]

Shocking that known piece of crap ksuw is afraid of tits and dongs and loves kirk cameron bible movies

The Gaga comment was uncalled for, I hope you are late for Sunday school this weekend and get shunned.


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