General Movie Thread

It was the Capital Centre, not Center, which I always found more than a touch pretentious, rich coming from me, I know. What it provokes in my mind are memories of unbelievable odysseys trying to get to and from basketball games.

It’s only OK if there’s a ā€œYe Oldeā€ in front of it, like shoppe.

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He who remains…in jail.

Saw Poor Things. Combination horror/fantasy/fairytale/porno. Absolutely most nudity and sex I’ve seen in a movie in my whole life. It’s not all sex, but it’s a LOT of sex. Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo were amazing. Not for everyone. Recommended but know what you’re in for.

Shut up and take my money

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For your listening pleasure.

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Emma Stone, no thank you. Emma Stone looking like a reconstituted corpse, no thank you very much. I’m sure she’s a fine actor, though.

I wouldn’t go that far, and at closing time I guess she’d do. But yeah, I’m kinda with you. Soft pass on Emma Stone.

I know who i want to take me home

I have a weakness for redheads.

Not to burst your bubble or anything, but Emma Stone is not a natural redhead. In this movie or in real life.

(And I haven’t stopped thinking about this movie over a week later.)

An unnatural redhead? Hard pass.

She and Amy Adams…same. Hmmm…Emma Stone and Amy Adams…

FTR, I don’t know what prompted it, but Stone’s dramatic weight loss from healthy looking human to shrink-wrapped skeleton was such a shame.

I like a little curvature. I’ll take a Christina Hendricks over an Emma Stone every time. But I do love redheads.

A ā€œlittle curvatureā€?

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Christina Hendricks is manipulation of the space-time continuum.

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I expect that Cabrera has already reported in this, but The Boys in the Boat is great.

Her turn in Firefly left more than a few crew members in their bunks.

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