Saw the new Cobain movie; Montage of Heck. Loved it! Then it was over. Just over.

Dane - You will like how they did the soundtrack and arrangements.

I've had it on the DVR since 5/4/2015. I'm looking forward to watching it when time permits.

Cool. I'm interested in your take on the arrangements and how they fit the given period of his life. I thought they were brilliant.

I just checked out the music department's credits and they're outstanding. Jeff Danna (awesome composer), John Whynot (awesome mixer) and Howard Parr, excellent music supervisor.

I'm even more excited to see it now.

I didn't even look. They didn't **** around. Films are useless without a good soundtrack. IMO.

Denzel's Equalizer was entertaining.

I didn't really understand the end, though. He goes on Craigslist back pages to find people to help? Weird.

Side note: Denzel is looking pretty old these days.

That tends to happen when one is 60 years old

Started watching it last night. DVR'd it to finish later. So far it's pretty ****ing good.

just like Nirvana.

Saw San Andreas great movie.

Cowboys and Aliens is such a shit movie. They traveled across the ****ing universe for some gold? Horrible. Just ****ing horrible.

Watched "The Dirties" the other day. Interesting movie. Its another found footage type of movie but from what o recall, its not as shaky as most other FF movies. Liked the subject matter and the authenticity of it.
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Olivia Wilde is hot. End.

She's certainly attractive but her cheek bones are too pronounced for my liking.

Horrible Bosses 2, The Maze Runner and Divergent were all fairly entertaining.

Wife drug me to San Andreas today....:facepalm:

I want to see that. I'm going in with zero expectations.

The documentary Dawg Fight on Netflix is really, really good.

Watch it.

John Wick was badass. I just read where they are getting ready to make another movie.

I mean I enjoyed it for what it was but I just have this thing where it's hard for me to turn my brain off and just enjoy a movie for what it is lol...

This is on my must watch list...heard nothing but good things about it.

I loved Day After Tomorrow in theater.

What is this and where do I find it?

HBOGo.

Slap yourself repeatedly for all of us since we're not there to do it ourselves.

NICE

Watched Nightcrawler. Wife didn't like it but I thought it was pretty interesting.

Yeah. Not really a chick flick.

San Andreas was exactly what you'd expect it to be. Think 2012 but only on the West Coast.

People in my theater clapped at the end. I'm not sure if they were clapping for an entertaining movie or Alexandra Doodooarino's tits. Those things are simply superb. Rep to the man that can link me to those noodz.

Watched Snowpiercer finally last night.

Really enjoyable movie.

Went to wikipedia and from here on out there isn't a lot worth watching being released for the rest of this year.

I'll probably see Ant Man and I think there were one or two others...

No shit. Wife wanted to go see one soon and there just isn't anything we wanted to see.

Jurassic World. **** you both.

There was that one. Ant Man and one other one. But it's unlikely I see any of those in the theater.

Star Wars movie.

Jurassic World will probably suck anyway. I'm excited though.

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Cloud Atlas was OK. Not particularly entertaining but interesting nonetheless. Kind of unique, as well.

I've heard Argo was great but I couldn't finish it. I tried watching it three different times and never got beyond 20 minutes before it lost my attention.

Fury was really good. It didn't grip me until about 45 minutes in but from there I really liked it. For some reason, I loved when the SS soldier found the kid hiding under the tank and just kept going. Awesome ****ing scene. I know German armies get a bad wrap from that time period, and it's mostly well deserved, but I'm sure they weren't all horrible human beings.

Argo **** yourself

Exodus: Gods and Kings was alright.

However, it could have been an hour shorter.

I didn't care for it at all. Not sure why you consider it "really good"?

I saw Far From the Madding Crowd tonight. Loved it! I'm a sucker for those English classics though. Gabriel was cast well. Very sexy, rugged man. Growwwwwl!

Because it was....?

John Wick - lots of fun, Keanu can't act, THAT POOR ****ING DOG :(

The Lucky One - Hilarious because it was the first Zac Efron movie I've seen. God he's terrible. Taylor Schilling is so ****ing hot though.

The Fault in our Stars wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.

I agree.

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Great book, highly recommend the read before watching the movie.

As mentioned, Montage of Heck was very good.

And grunge music changed my life so I really enjoyed it.

OK, maybe I'm the most boring person on the planet, but how did grunge change your life?

Outside Providence is now on instant streaming through Netflix. It is a highly underrated flick.

You've never had that moment when growing up, when you heard music for the first time that was so much different from any other music you had ever came across in your life? I remember that moment a few times in 5-6th grade. One of the coolest feelings you'll ever have. Music is amazing.

I also grew up in bum**** Montana so access to music was limited. I was a member of the BMG music catalog (remember those?) where you could order like 4-5 CDs for like $20. I'd read their short reviews and order groups I had never heard of. I didn't have internet, cable TV and I didn't listen to the radio. I was just taking orders of CDs by buying their CDs based on genre and comparisons listed in that small writeup. My parents listened to a lot of music from the 60's-70's, but finding something like Punk Rock and Grunge Rock just blew my small little mind. I had never heard something close to that. Nirvana in 5th grade was like that.

I'm a big music fan, but I've never had anything change my life. Relate to and speak to me, but never change my life.

Maybe you're taking change your life a bit serious in my post. But affect your life to a great degree, yes. There is definitely varying degrees of change.

Could be. People and events change my life. Sometimes music is a coping mechanism but it hasn't ever been the catalyst for change.

You're listening to the wrong kind of music and likely have no heart.

:D

Did you read my post about bum**** Montana? I had no idea things like that existed as a young child outside of my small bubble. That music changed me. No doubt.

I'm pretty sure I don't have a heart. I'm an accountant at heart after all

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That happened when I heard Marilyn Manson's Anti-Christ Superstar for the first time.

Happened to me with Fetty Wap's "Trap Queen." I was a mild mannered school teacher and father of two boys living a middle class existence. Now I'm a cross dressing crack dealer.

LMAO

ROFL

"Yaaaaahhhhh!"

That looks great and done by one of my favorite directors.

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Not growing up, but that happened when I heard Mozart for the first time on my way to Europe on a jet one summer.

The Equalizer was everything Man On Fire was but more, much better movie all around.

Denzel has these badass older guy characters down cold, a great two hours of bloodletting.

Fury - some of the most brutal battle scenes since Saving Private Ryans first 15 minutes and plenty of solid acting along the way... another two hours I gladly gave.

Contagion from, I believe, 2011 was worth a watch. It was a nice take on a viral outbreak that didn't involve zombies. It also had some big names.

Lucy was just meh.

Prisoners was intense. Gylenhal has been tits lately (I just watched Nightcrawler the other day). I'm guessing his character in Prisoners had Tourette's or something but I like when actors change their mannerisms for roles. You'll rarely ever see guys doing that. It's just Denzel playing a cop or Denzel playing a train conductor or Leo as a bum ass artist or Leo with a shoddy South African accent. Jackman also did well.

When I first heard Bob Marley my whole existence changed. Then when I heard Sublime mix reggae with punk rock... Life altering!!

And watched John Wick, that was a fun ride!!

Yep. I think it was this thread that I called Fury the best war movie since SPR. Just a great all around movie.

Watched Time Lapse. Decent first two acts. The 3rd act is kind of dumb though as they try to explain the plot. 5/10.

I've watched a lot of movies the past couple years and I've come to realize how hard writing an ending is. There have been a lot of decent to really good movies that ended up being ruined by a shitty ending.

I watched 'Whiplash' last night on, I believe it was HBO. I can see why JK Simmons won the Academy Award for best supporting actor. It's not an easy movie to watch, but you can't turn it off. If you have a good surround sound system, turn it up. If you're a fan of Lee Ermey in your face drill sgt films, then you'll love this movie.

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Prisoners was great.

I went in expecting "Movie A" which I wasn't all that excited about but then got "Movie B," and there was some C and D and E that I didn't expect at all. Great flick...

Awesome flick. Caught it on cable a few months back and surprised the hell out of me.

Couldn't make it through 1/3 of Mad Max. Low brow entertainment.

No Good Deed was pretty good. Idris Elba did a good job playing a sociopath.

Also, Taraji Henson could get allllllllll this dick.

Just finished Blue Ruin.

Pretty damned good. It's a revenge flick but a revenge flick if the average person actually tried this $#it. Not Rambo or Ah-nold.

There were a few moments where I thought that's really dumb, why would you do that? It's not bad storytelling - he's just really bad at being a bad guy. Imagine a revenge story where the main character is a homeless man with no clue about guns or really even how to fight.

The guy that plays the main character does a great job and the whole no-name cast is solid.

I'd give it a 7.5 out of 10.

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So...I am getting my parents a little gag gift next month. Going to print out some photoshops I'm creating and frame them.

1. My youngest sister and mother into a scene from Aliens as Ripley and Newt.

2. My dad and I as Indiana Jones and Short Round.

3. My dad/mother and my older sister as ?????

I'm coming up blank on the third one. The best idea I've had is dad as Dr. Grant and sis as Lex, covering her mouth in the T-Rex/Jeep scene from Jurassic Park, but the only high-resolution photo I can find, there's a lot of rain and stuff covering the faces.

I'm also thinking of doing one with dad as Gandalf and my baby niece as one of the hobbits, but again...not finding a lot of great photos.

Honestly would like to do one with my mother again, instead.

So I'm open to ideas. Either a completely different idea or a photo I haven't found. Needs to be at least 1500x2000 or so for decent print quality at 8x10.

Thelma and Louise?

The two Asian gals from SHIELD?

I bet she doesn't like Fury, either.

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