oyaskii:
3hrs run time in 2023? Damien Chazelle is a fine film maker but my attention span recently have been on the edge so I'm avoiding movies over 2hrs runtime except it's absolutely necessary, so please was this worth the ridiculous runtime?

hopefulLandlord:
bro, give me download link

DOyaskii:
You are on a Horror/Thriller run?

DOyaskii:

Btw

Gore Verbinski did a madness with a "A cure for Wellness" (2016). The concept was so rad, looked a movie that Ari Aster would totally make. So i still wonder why the reviews were mixed to negative and why it was a box office bomb.

Seunpaul01:
Okay

There are two movies I'm kinda finding it hard to read meanings to...believe me, I enjoyed them. I just couldn't fathom their messages.

1. The Menu &

2. Everything Everywhere All at once.

I could understand that number 2 was trying to portray a kind of invisible war we fight in our mind or thoughts. A kind of fights that goes on in a troubled mind to accept some new or old situations or circumstances. You know

And number 1 is just the hardest to read meaning to. Like, how did she escape not being cooked like others. Fine, she took charge like a customer should when a service is being rendered to her, got her food ordered her way and was allowed to leave. Others could have followed her way and do the same but didn't. Also, it seems the chef was trying to punish the invited guests or let say, tourists, on their untrustworthy behavior. But why die with them.

Please, share the message you think these amazing movies were trying to pass if you have watched them. Let's learn.

Miracood2:


The menu is utter nonsense if u look at it from a logical angle.

Why didn't anyone grow enough balls to smash the chefs head with a steel chair?

oyaskii:
Top Gun: Maverick??

Illusioneffect:

The shocking thing about Aster's movies is the complexity of his movies and people can still understand and enjoy it nonetheless, he's like the Christopher Nolan of Horror Movies- complex and still understandable and interesting

Aflix:
Boss, I see the movie as just weird. I think they tried too hard to make it “artsy”.

Aflix:
For real! The theme of the movie should be weird, not horror. I didn’t see anything in the movie for it to be classified as horror.

MJBOLT:

Best Picture belongs to Everything Everywhere at once

ValeeLove:
is this not that weird horror movie? I saw the trailer some years ago, I was wondering who could watch it.

Aflix:
Midsommar 4:/10

A very weird movie that I think its primary aim is showing a culture of the Swedish people. It does this pretty well (don’t know if the depictions are accurate) without following it up with a compelling story to balance things. The movie gives a sense of something better to come, so you hang on, expectantly only to end up disappointed at the end.

Everything about this movie is weird and I wouldn’t recommend it. The sex scene is something I have never seen. I have not been able to phantom it till today.

I wouldn’t advise anyone to go watch.

ValeeLove:
I thought peeps here may have heard of it atleast. I'm a bit surprised. Oh well... Horror ain't my thing anyway.

ValeeLove:
it's basically experimenting a new style to story telling. It made almost 900k from a 15k budget.

ValeeLove:
it's an indie experimental movie creating some buzz on Twitter.

ValeeLove:
Who has heard or watched the horror movie 'Skinamarink'? The movie is making some waves and has everyone talking.

Kaycee7:
Looks like China's open for business again.

oyaskii:
Why is the "Black Adam" poster in the back drop? Does it tie to Shazam 2? Thought everything concerning "Black Adam" moving forward in the DCU has gone cold?

abduleez1:

Nah, this is not hitting any billion dollars. Highest chance it got is $900mn.

MJBOLT:

do you have a source for the Wakanda news??

Ishilove:

From the very moment Chef Slowik (Ralph Fiennes) stood in front of the diners and opened his mouth, I was captivated. There's an almost hypnotic quality to his delivery. I found myself hanging on every word he spoke and felt a little bit impatient each time the camera panned to other characters.

The script is indeed stellar and very unusual. The cast brought the story alive and every minute of the movie is thrilling.

Magnifico!!

oyaskii:
It was decent quite alright but i felt it wasn't as "groundbreaking" as Netflix tout it to be and the build up to the heist was more profound than the heist itself....what do you think?