I honestly think Cyn would like either violent gore movies or children's movies

Then I would choose scary movie

Cyn we aren’t watching a movie tonight. Have you heard of, Attack on Titan?

Predator 1987

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It'd be really cool to see, don't get me wrong. But I think it would feel a little out of place, especially if there is Velociraptors in the same movie as it. It'd just be a little odd having a scientifically accurate and almost completely feathered raptor running around with the OG and badass yet very very very naked Velociraptors that are mainly based on what we thought they looked like decades ago.

Be funny if they also got a size increase, if Velociraptors got 3-4 times size increase in mahince the frog DNA makes Utah gigantic and now packs of large T. rex size hunters

Same model, but with patterning closer to the JP3 or rebirth raptors, would be top tier. Also to set them apart, make them mimic human calls for help

Beloved design

Had Utahraptor appeared on the movies before the game it would've had pronated wrists and be all scales lol. However if it appeared in the movies with a frontier design it would've been given a "gimmick" like the Pyroraptor and his penguin swim

Is it Death Row (2006)? If not, maybe House of 9 (2005)?

See no evil?

Furnace (2007) ?

Sounds like Villmark Asylum (2015)

Do you know roughly the decade? 70's 80's 90's 00's?

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You’re more twisted up than a pretzel aren’t you?

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I'm so excited for NIN composing! I'm seeing them next Friday so I'm hoping there's at least a taste of what they're going to put out for the film. But yeah not looking forward to seeing Jared Leto's face 🤢

If it was ahead of its time, people wouldn’t have even watched it, and it would have gone bonkers at the box office. All I can say is that it’s still relevant today

Shake world huh? It would have been full of controversies and feminist strikes all over India 🤣

The movie explores narcissism as well.

It definitely was way ahead of its time.

Ahead of time in the sense the concept upendra tried to tell us had limited exposure or knowledge. For example psychology, narcissism, dark nature of humans etcs. 

Another example is terminator movies it exploring the concept of AI, robots taking over the world when people barely knew about AI and human looking robots 

Seven is the greatest movie he'll have been associated with.

Best movie ever. Did we just become best friends??

The line hits hard. And I get it. I’m just not into it.

The scene when Tristan returns home and his father walks out after suffering a stroke broke me.

Moneyball

I’m not even a baseball fan but that movie hits all the right spots.

"What's wrong with this one?"

"O nothing Tommy, it's tip top. I'm just not sure about the color".

kills me everytime

“My brother stood before us, not on a bank of the Big Blackfoot River, but suspended above the earth, free from all its laws, like a work of art. And I knew just as surely and just as clearly, that life is not a work of art, and that the moment could not last.”

Stop giving superhero movies to people who do superhero deconstructions. First Synder then Trank.

If josh wanted to make another superhero movie it should have been something original like chronicle. It would have been fantastic.

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...You like Cosmonaut Variety Hour, don't you Squidward?

I felt this 100,000%. I love vampires, I’ve consistently felt let down by the latest trend in Black horror, I was fully prepared to HATE this movie. Loved every second.

Agreed. Enjoyed it and would rewatch it but the absolute CRAZE that followed was just not reflective of how good the movie actually was. Even still I’d probably say it’s the sorta blockbuster we should strive for.. I’ll take another dozen Sinners and 28 Years Later type blockbusters that’re thematically heavy and divisive than another Marvel blockbuster ATP.

Ive seen soooooooo many horror movies many many times lol so if that counts as a veteran then ill take it. I can agree with your statement, started strong, dragged LIKE CRAZY, then me and my wife could barely finish it.

Yup. It was “meh” but we are so starved for interesting horror movies that it gets overrated. And not forgetting the blatant ripoff it is of From Dusk til Dawn.

Yeah that was also my feeling. I wanted to see the gang successfully pull through, and see success with their barn blues club. Still enjoyed the movie but didn't like the ending. 

Yeah there are a few of us - I thought it was well made but deficient in characters and plot. I do appreciate that it was different.

Yeah the characters had more depth in dusk till dawn, sinners just felt manufactured, like it was ai written lol.

🤮 people actually believe Dusk till Dawn was good lmfao

Tarantino himself knew that was a stinker. It's why he didnt direct it. It's also why he filmed a documentary during the movie as a backup plan. The script literally reads like a 12 year old wrote it and it has all the depth of that level of writing. It's also shot like hot garbage in comparison to Sinners and its not even remotely close. That ugly aged early 2000s CGI. The cringe ass "we got p***y" intro. Clooney's terrible tribal tattoo. The openly atrocious acting despite an all star cast. The complete lack of dramatic impact of anything that happens. Why someone would hold this up as a standard, let alone use it to dismiss a clearly technically and thematically superior piece of cinema is beyond me.

But if you wanted to get really technical, Dusk till Dawn is a rip off of Assault on Precinct 13 which is itself a ripoff of Rio Bravo. The entire idea that anyone stole ideas from anyone is extremely moot.

I just finished watching this film an hour ago and it was 100% not what I expected at all but I think it was absolutely brilliant. The ending made me appreciate the journey Sammie went on even more.

Loved it! Went in blind and at the beginning I was wondering where the hell was the horror until it started.

To me it was a 30's version of From Dusk til Dawn.

A criticism I had of the film - from a Horror fan perspective - was that it would’ve been more effective to have the mystery slowly unravel as to the true nature of the “afflicted.” I loved the scenes with the musicians first interacting with smoke/stack, but it’s somewhat undercut by the fact the audience knows what threat they pose. I think it would’ve been far more menacing to have had them seem charming but a bit ‘off’ and then played out the dilemma about letting them in with the audience being brought along on that ride with the characters. I also thought it undercut the mystery further to have it straight up called out that these are vampires and then kick in the usual tropes about how to kill them which happened within a good minute or so.

It’s a horror film but it’s unconventional, a bit like The Witch. Huge setup, relatively small payoff, and more about the journey rather than the destination! It had elements of a ton of genres which I can see putting off a lot of people. I loved it though, I just appreciate someone trying something new with quite a bloated genre.

I liked the beginning and the music, but the stuff was not my cup of tea.