ty brother much appreciated!

Welcome back! I feel bad for what I said about Bourne now

I liked Baby Driver. "Who doesn't like hats?"

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A Quiet Place was good. I appreciate a horror or sci fi that just throws you into it. The opening sequence was really effective. The only thing that bugged me was the ending --

a quiet place

Well I'd heard great things from critics and fans a like. So combined with that and not seeing it in theatre I was totally dissapointed. Even kinda mad. It was downright boring and not stressful like a horror film is supposed to be. Krasinki and blunt fooled everybody and made a lot of money off their looks I think.

Disclaimer: I'm very hard to please in regards to horror flicks

Blunt has looks?

I also thought the movie didn't live up to the hype. It was entertaining, but chock-full of major plot holes, not just the ending.

lol at not thinking Emily Blunt is a beautiful woman

I only remember seeing her in this movie and the one where she's a bad ass training Tom Cruise. Neither were glam roles, I guess she could clean up well, but A Quiet Place certainly isn't built around her looks.

Oh I did see her in Looper also, another gritty role. Not saying she's ugly, but she's not an actress whose beauty movies are built around.

I caught it on TNT one night when I was making dinner. I thought it was fun movie. Wasnt paying attention enough to argue the plot. Emily Blunt was gritty in Sicario too. I think its hot though. Here she is with Craig.

Timothée Chalamet is in official negotiations to headline Denis Villeneuve's Dune...

EB was great in Charlie Wilson's War as a pot smoking nimph/daughter.

Blunt is smoking hot. But yeah she doesn't play glamour roles which is awesome. She's sexy af in edge of tomorrow.

But regarding a quiet place there's just no reason for me to care about the characters. I feel like yea the gimmick was no dialogue but damn, a couple of flashback scenes for development would have helped.

Oh and the aliens looked like a direct rip off of venom.

Blunt is obviously hot. It's not like a young woman can get anywhere in Hollywood unless she's at least a 9.

haha don't worry im a firm believer in taste being subjective doesn't bother me a bit and pretty sure u wrote a review of some movie i loved (burn after reading?) that was so well written it made me appreciate the film even more.

+1 and btw i quite liked duplicity so ty for that.
clive owen might be the most under appreciated actor working god i love him.
children of men was incredible but something much less well known he was great in is croupier.

she's smoking hot even when they try to bland her down.

oh ya watched apollo 13 again for first time in years and man its good.

pretty sure ive seen all the good space travel films but if there are any you think maybe I missed or any good documentaries on the subject would appreciate it.

Have you seen Sunshine?

For All Mankind...
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Europa Report
The Right Stuff

Just a few

ya sunshine and the right stuff are both excellent will check out some of the other suggestions.

also love solaris n moon obv.

Nice to have you back, RBK. I was going to recommend both versions of Solaris.

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Rumble in the Bronx (1995)

"Who are you, Jackie Chan?": Equalizer 2 preview.

Gospel wedding: check.

Knife Fu, Fire Escape Fu, Baseball Bat Fu, Go Kart Fu, Bottle Fu: check.

Juanita: 555-2223.

There he is!: He's going up!

Beach Ball Fu, Parkour Fu, Dance Club Fu: check.

Trigger warning: White people dancing.

Wood Chipper Fu: check.

Anita Mui: wasted.

Jackie: "If you got the guts, drop the gun."

(Drops gun): big mistake.

Refrigerator Fu, Pinball Fu, Ski Fu: check.

You are the scum of society: Let's drink tea together.

Hovercraft Fu, Water Ski Fu: check.

Heavy-handed plot, but beautifully choreographed. Hovercraft chase scene worth price of admission. Check it out.

Trigger warning: what if 90's fashions were to come back?

Love that film - one of Jackie Chan's best. It was his breakout film, I think. That is - He broke out of the Hong Kong film prison full throttle.

A Quiet Place - It falls under my all time rule of 90 minutes or less. Any movie that is exactly 90 minutes or less is going to suck most of the time. There is no time for character and plot development.

And now there will be a part 2, maybe they can stretch it to 95 minutes.

Please tell me that you are not seriously recommending that anyone watch that POS film. I've been a Star Trek fan since 1966, can pretty much quote the dialogue of every single episode of The Original Series, have seen all the movies and watched all of the spinoff tv shows, and even I won't watch that movie again. I still remember how amped I was walking into the movie theater in 1979, and how disappointed I was walking out. What a colossal turd.

But speaking of Star Trek...

I just finished watching For The Love of Spock on Netflix. What an absolutely fantastic documentary about Leonard Nimoy, focusing of course, on his portrayal of the iconic character. This came out in 2016 and I'm trying to figure out how I just became aware of it now. This is a must-watch for Star Trek fans and even for those of you who are only vaguely familiar with its history.

Oh, and to tie this into my comment above about Star Trek: The Motion Picture, even Leonard Nimoy says in the documentary that the whole cast new that the script was complete crap when they were filming it, and that they did what they could to make it better, but it was to no avail.

Anyway, here's the trailer from the documentary's 2016 theatrical release: