Yeah, took my kids to see it last weekend and we all thought it was great. They love the show and it definitely held up to the series.

The music is some of the best stuff on that show, they did a great job in the movie, but in the series they have some really great stuff too. I'd recommend checking it out.

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JUburton wrote:I am definitely seeing sorry to bother you this weekend.

i saw sorry to bother you this weekend. it was good and weird as hell.

also, somewhat related, moviepass is pretty trash now. there were no showings available of anything before 4 or 430pm yesterday in the suburbs. bryn mawr film had a 430 and 7 STBY and only the 930 was available on moviepass. yet strangely both ritzes had all showings for everything available, even eighth grade which came out friday. i know they're trying to be trash now so they lose subscribers but damn.

Hard pass thanks

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:Hard pass thanks

you know you don't have to reply to every movie/tv thing I post right

Where’s the fun in that

JUburton wrote:

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:Hard pass thanks

you know you don't have to reply to every movie/tv thing I post right

you should feel honored

Eighth Grade is a (mostly) gentle , little film, and too well-grounded to ever be outright hilarious, but still enjoyable and well worth seeing.

Tully I guess pulled off a good trick by making it impossible to talk about if you've seen it

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Tully I guess pulled off a good trick by making it impossible to talk about if you've seen it

Thanks for the reminder. Never saw that when it came out, but meant to catch up with it.

Fallout: pretty good!

Movie Pass: pretty bad!

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swishnicholson wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Tully I guess pulled off a good trick by making it impossible to talk about if you've seen it

Thanks for the reminder. Never saw that when it came out, but meant to catch up with it.

I'm curious to see what you think. I had mixed feelings

Willoughby's wife in Three Billboards was exquisitely bad casting. like a practical joke

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Willoughby's wife in Three Billboards was exquisitely bad casting. like a practical joke

I didn't really catch any dissonance. Did you maybe know the actress from something else? (I didn't though I guess I saw her in seven Psychopaths).

Houshphandzadeh wrote:
Blockers - thought this was absolutely hilarious and really liked that it only kinda flirted with the outright farce that most Hollywood comedies just embrace in their second half. best bigtime comedy I've seen in a long time

Just watched this and loved it. Cena needs an Oscar

swishnicholson wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Willoughby's wife in Three Billboards was exquisitely bad casting. like a practical joke

I didn't really catch any dissonance. Did you maybe know the actress from something else? (I didn't though I guess I saw her in seven Psychopaths).

the first time she shows up, it's just pretty weird that she looks 25 and is married to 60 year good ol boy Willoughby. then the first speaking line she has is a dick joke in a British accent so you have to wait until her next line to realize that the British accent wasn't part of the joke and that I guess Willoughby is just such a stand up guy (in spite of not being one) he's attracting trophy wives from across the pond or wooing fellows from the local University? or is it that in this movie's moral universe, this a feign to make me reconsider my own prejudices?

I thought it was funny

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Willoughby's wife in Three Billboards was exquisitely bad casting. like a practical joke

I didn't really catch any dissonance. Did you maybe know the actress from something else? (I didn't though I guess I saw her in seven Psychopaths).

the first time she shows up, it's just pretty weird that she looks 25 and is married to 60 year good ol boy Willoughby. then the first speaking line she has is a dick joke in a British accent so you have to wait until her next line to realize that the British accent wasn't part of the joke and that I guess Willoughby is just such a stand up guy (in spite of not being one) he's attracting trophy wives from across the pond or wooing fellows from the local University? or is it that in this movie's moral universe, this a feign to make me reconsider my own prejudices?

I thought it was funny

Hmmm, now that you mention it I might have had some of the same thoughts. Didn't really stick with me, but that may have been because she doesn't have a lot to do the rest of the film.

IRL, of course, she's 36 and Harrelson's 58, so in Hollywood terms she's lucky she didn't play his mother.

Danny Boyle is no longer directing the next Bond. Sigh

swishnicholson wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:Anyone see Hereditary?

My wife just sent me a trailer, but she won't watch it. I'm wondering if it's worth a watch.

Just saw it this afternoon. Has some spooky stuff, and the actors do what they can, but in the end gets too unintentionally funny and silly to be truly scary. Not the worst way to spend two hours, but not essential to see.

Just watched it, and this is spot in. I also think they try and push to many emotional things into it.

reviews I saw were mostly negative