Anyone see thor this weekend?

[sasquatch]

When did you get her boobs done? They looked much bigger in this movie.

 

[Duckjob]

Wife is taking me to see it later this week for my birthday.

 

[Otinsdale]

Do tell good sir.

Nope, I was pissed when it was spoiled for me and i'm not going to spoil it for anyone else. It's dope.

 

[ZeroOne]

Brother, what are you doing?! That's the Rainbow Bridgeeeeee

 

[EricVonDoobie]

Gotta love how our movie options are limited to animated movies for kids, romantic comedies and graphic novel adaptations these days. Shit sucks.

 

[clyde]

It was terrible. The intro and mid story was cool, but it got really boring and predictable towards the end so I turned it off.

Glad I didn't pay to watch it.

 

[JakeStratham]

Gotta love how our movie options are limited to animated movies for kids, romantic comedies and graphic novel adaptations these days. Shit sucks.

A lot of great films don't do good box office. So, they get overlooked for the blockblusters and romcoms. That's why Michael Bay can get anything greenlit while better films are hardly noticed.

Here's an example:

"Ripley's Game" came out in 2002. Fantastic film. It went straight to cable and DVD because New Line went all in behind Lord of the Rings. They didn't have any cash to release and promote Ripley's Game in the U.S. It paid off for them because Rings brought in the bucks, but most people missed a great film. There are a lot of gems that get lost in the shuffle.

I'm not sure what you're into, but here are two I recommend:

Winter's Bone: RT, MC, Ebert

Chop Shop: RT, MC, Ebert