The "last movie I saw" thread

[Color Me Badd Fan]

As others have noted, arrive 30 minutes late to miss the 20 minute "Shoot Me Now" prologue (+ 10 minutes of trailers)

No one is addressing the elephant in the room. Pixar is done.

12. Cars 2 ... absolute trash
13. Brave ... skipped
14. Monsters U ... derivative crap / skipped
15. Inside Out ... original and delightful, like the early Pixar stuff
16. The Good Dinosaur ... garbage
17. Finding Dory ... derivative / skipped
18. Cars 3 ... really? / skipped
19. Coco ... forgettable

Next up?

20. Incredibles 2 ... will skip out of respect for original Incredibles, the finest film Pixar has made
21. Toy Story 4 ... jfc! will skip

Ratatouille is my favorite, Incredibles is my second. Both were directed by Brad Bird who is also directing Incredibles 2.

[Walter Sobchak]

Ratatouille is my favorite, Incredibles is my second. Both were directed by Brad Bird who is also directing Incredibles 2.

You'll love Coco, it's the same story as Ratatouille.

[Commando]

You'll love Coco, it's the same story as Ratatouille.

I was on pins and needles when the surly food critic came in!!

[Walter Sobchak]

I was on pins and needles when the surly food critic came in!!

Did the kid finally play in that town square talent show? Can't remember. Like I said, the film is very forgettable. But the astute critic could not miss the parallels between the rat chef film.

[Commando]

Did the kid finally play in that town square talent show? Can't remember. Like I said, the film is very forgettable. But the astute critic could not miss the parallels between the rat chef film.

You mean that peripheral arc in the second act? I don't doubt you don't remember since it sounds like you may have fallen asleep.

[Walter Sobchak]

You mean that peripheral arc in the second act? I don't doubt you don't remember since it sounds like you may have fallen asleep.

I don't think so. That event would be more like the rat fixing the soup.

[old_gregg]

wind river. great but holy shit what a bummer

[Topper]

Lady Bird

A modern, edgy coming-of-age story with a high school senior who names herself Lad Bird. She's grown up in Sacramento, and dying to leave for the east coast. She's literally from the wrong side of the tracks, but has enough personality to keep you interested.

Well acted from the unknown actress and her mother does a fantastic job as well.

[cougjunkie]

My kids loved Coco and since it was intended for them and not 50 year old ass-hat, douche bags from the Northwest, I think they hit the mark.

[Walter Sobchak]

My kids loved Coco and since it was intended for them and not 50 year old ass-hat, douche bags from the Northwest, I think they hit the mark.

Yet, a lot of douche bags I know (here and elsewhere) thought Coco was abfab. Pixar is directionless.

[Green Monstah]

What BYU sports has brought together, do not let Pixar divide asunder.

This is one of my favorite threads, unless we're debating Pixar. Then it's insufferable.

[Northwestcoug]

"Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Mississippi". Some really good unresolved angst and acting. McDormand is typical McDormand. Rockwell is good, and Harrelson isn't bad either. A little long, but I didn't fall asleep. A 'B' for me.

[Katy Lied]

The Disaster Artist. Go only if you enjoy watching The Room. "I did not hit herrrr, I did naaaht. Oh hi Mark!"

[Commando]

Yet, a lot of douche bags I know (here and elsewhere) thought Coco was abfab. Pixar is directionless.

Like anybody could know that.

[falafel]

The Disaster Artist. Go only if you enjoy watching The Room. "I did not hit herrrr, I did naaaht. Oh hi Mark!"

I can't wait to see it.