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GloriousGbola:
Now watch the thing.

majesticguy:
You self how you go go watch film of 1981. For me, once it goes below 2005, i am not watching. I love the franchise, but I had to start from 2013.

abduleez1:
The Thing? This movie been popping up on my radar for a while now but I dey run from am.
Cos as I dey here like dis so I wan wash my hand comot for 80s horror or older.

The Exorcist wey I download for over two months now, I never still watch am finish. Just makes me sleep all the damn time and I never even reach first 20mins. 🌚

Na cos of John Carpenter name wey I see and Kurt Russell I still wan give am benefit of the doubt. 👀

abduleez1:
The Dark Knight..... 😎😎

phr0nesis:
The reason I even placed Donnie as second is because of all the hypes surrounding Bruce Lee (I haven't watched a single Bruce Lee movie), else, I easily would have placed him as number one.
"In the line of duty" ,"Tiger Cage 1 and 2" were the first Donnie Yen movies I watched. These movies already made Donnie popular since the early 90s. I believe you started recognising Donnie from Ip Man.

abduleez1:
Big upgrade for her after seeing her work in Hulu's "Ramy" series.

Ikillbrokehoes:
The first gladiator is okay, there's no need for a sequel. these guys just want to make money by any means, this is crazy. 😏

Ikillbrokehoes:
The first gladiator is okay, there's no need for a sequel. these guys just want to make money by any means, this is crazy. 😏

majesticguy:
You self how you go go watch film of 1981. For me, once it goes below 2005, i am not watching. I love the franchise, but I had to start from 2013.

abduleez1:
Long time no see.... 😉

Nickshrapnel:
The Exorcist is good

abduleez1:
NB: Some older movies are a great watch tho. If I no go far back, I no go see masterpiece and all time greats and faves like:- Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, The Shining etc.
You just need to search well enough and know your taste or what you looking for.

Kaycee7:
I'm never doubting the power of Family again.

See, if this hits a billion, I'm done being a humble F&F stan. I'll just be putting anybody who whines about this franchise on blast.

Omo, clear road for Toretto

abduleez1:
Na me fvvk up oo. I say I wan capture the soul of the franchise.

I've watched Army of Darkness while I was a teen at my friend's house. I can't remember much of the film or the feel that's why I say make I go far back. I also wasn't a fan of zombie horror so I most likely wasn't paying attention to the film that day except for it's action part.

Na mostly the comparison of the 2013 version as the best and the 1987 make me even wan see what the whole waffling is about.

Calibrator:
I downloaded and stockpiled movies for like two months and just recently started watching them... Put my SD card in my card reader and plugged in to my TV USB port this morning so my Sunday be lit, memory card has becomed unreadable on both TV and phone.


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majesticguy:
You self how you go go watch film of 1981. For me, once it goes below 2005, i am not watching. I love the franchise, but I had to start from 2013.

thatthickgurl:
Searching (2018) : 8.5/10

I saw the trailer of “missing” at the movies in Dec last year, I remember being awestruck at the similarity with “searching” , turns out, it is the same producer, anyways I made a promise to myself to watch it whenever it premieres, but I’ve been busy. Netflix did me a solid by adding it, to their list of movies.

In order to watch “missing”, I decided to rewatch “searching”, and I was reminded why, it was one of the best movies I watched in 2018. I was still impressed with the whole third party view thing, they did with the computers and cameras. I love the storytelling and the slow buildup. Even though I knew “whodunit”, I still liked the unraveling.

Love this movie. Definitely one of my top 50 thrillers.

Time to watch “missing”……..

ShaqFu:
I smiled when I read your post.

What a movie. Killer cast, dope action scene and of course, awesome soundtrack.

SOZINN:
Martin Scorsese is one of the few people who can keep you glued to your screen for over 3 hours effortlessly. When I say I want a movie to have a 4hr runtime this is what I mean

bisqit:
You have a shallow mind. ME i watch films from any era. AD, BC, bring it on. I love travelling back in time. I no send any motherfùcker

phr0nesis:
I'll place Donnie Yen directly below Bruce Lee, above Jackie Chan.

abduleez1:
Guy Ritchie's The Covenant .....7.5/10

Premium action movie with all the right ingredients and fight-piece. Jake Gylenhaal is a good actor... I feel he should be bigger than his current trajectory.
Prolly my next best movie from Guy Ritchie's staple after "The Man From U.N.C.L.E."

Funny how most people seem to miss "Homelander" himself.

majesticguy:
It has nothing to do with being shallow minded. For me, I don't joke with my cinematography as regards movies, and we all know there's no way a movie with 80s cinematography would remotely match what we have now.

So for me, once the cinematography is not up to my taste, i loose interest in the movie, no matter how great the plot is.

Octopusssy:
The Mother-

Maybe because I am one myself, but this movie resonated so deeply within me. J'Lo's performance was hard, dark and gritty. One of the best I've seen from her in her career, IMO. The story and performance from the lead act completely worked for me, so I am giving this movie two thumbs up.

Calibrator:
I [b]downloaded and stockpiled movies for like two months and just recently st[/b]arted watching them... Put my SD card in my card reader and plugged in to my TV USB port this morning so my Sunday be lit, memory card has becomed unreadable on both TV and phone.


HT score: Village people 1 Calibrator 0