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ToasterBoy said:

Sing Street - 9/10

Wow. This movie is a lot of fun. I’ve heard a lot of praise from natives of Ireland saying how accurate its depiction of 1980’s Ireland, but being an American millennial, I can’t relate. What I can relate to is interesting characters and some damn good music. I highly recommend it.

I’m so happy you were able to see this! It is one of my favorites of 2016. Really uplifting film.

DuracellEnergizer said:

Any horror movie which revolves around contemporary communications technology automatically disinterests me.

Agreed, particularly if it involves smart phones or the internet.

Isn’t that the point of horror movies in a way? To play up the dangers or controversy of a contemporary issue in a kind of heavy-handed moralistic way?

Tyrphanax said:

Isn’t that the point of horror movies in a way? To play up the dangers or controversy of a contemporary issue in a kind of heavy-handed moralistic way?

The problem is that it’s almost always handled poorly when it comes to horror movies about the internet. Halloween Resurrection is a perfect example and overall horror’s incorporation of the internet hasn’t gotten much better since.

I see. I can’t really argue that point any further because I’ve only seen like three horror movies in my lifetime, so I will defer to your judgement.

I watched both Wayne’s World films on TV. They’re both good, but I prefer the second one, as it takes more advantage of the fourth wall breaking and general silliness that populates the universe. I’d give them both a seven out of ten.

John Wick

I know, I’m late the party, but here I am. The story was just deep enough for me to care, while having smooth-shot action that’s been lacking for years now.

7/10

LuckyGungan2001 said:

I watched both Wayne’s World films on TV. They’re both good, but I prefer the second one, as it takes more advantage of the fourth wall breaking and general silliness that populates the universe. I’d give them both a seven out of ten.

The second one also has Ralph Brown. I used to have his speech about getting Ozzy brown M&M’s memorized.

TV’s Frink said:

I really, really hope not serious.

Of course he is. Who could have missed that classic?

The Walton’s: The Homecoming (1971) 9/10

Sougouk said:

One of the stupidest horror movies that I’ve see, that uses Social Media is ‘Unfriended’ (2015).
Don’t waste your time at all with that tripe. It was extremely boring, and I was even falling asleep. A bunch of whinny teens talking to each other on different Social Media platforms. The premise sounded awful.

As an actual whiny teen, FTFY.