Great Movies That Others Might Enjoy, Or Ones To Avoid

Watched the new Naked Gun over the weekend. It was ok. Not as funny as I was hoping, and a lot of the jokes were cheesy. I liked the originals more. If you liked the originals, it's worth a view. Liam in this role is just an odd fit honestly.
 
I'm sure there were posts on the new Superman movie a bit ago. I watched it. It's my third favorite superman movie behind Superman, the Movie and Superman II.

Interesting the first 2 Superman movies made are my favorites. And I do think that has something to do with the face I grew up with them, I was born a few years before the Superman The Movie came out, and it was ever present in my childhood. It also has to do with the fact there have been A LOT of bad superman movies.

I thought the movie was generally fun. I've heard the criticism that there isn't enough superman in the movie, and there's more Lex and the dog. Eh, I liked the dog and Lex is an interesting character.

I thought there were some really good emotional scenes, good action, and generally a fun flick. And I liked the dog Krypto.

I'm really looking forward to Supergirl next year starting Millie Alcock, who was in House of the Dragon. I think that one could be quite a hoot.

Is the new movie Citizen Kane? No. But it's a good, fun movie and I enjoyed it.
 
Bring her back - A24, The Mrs and I really dig the A24 movies, some are of course a bit of a miss, but this was a nice gritty, disturbing story, suspense/horror, thought the casting was done well.
 
The Fallout series on Prime had a pretty good first season. It was much better than I expected it to be anyway. The second season is supposed to be out in December. There is a preview trailer on Prime now.
 
I’m here to chew bubble gum and kick ass. And I’m all out of bubble gum.

That’s a little hidden gem from back in the day
 
I’m here to chew bubble gum and kick ass. And I’m all out of bubble gum.

That’s a little hidden gem from back in the day
About 5 years ago i showed up to basketball and stuck my chest out and quoted that line.
Everybody was like o.m.g thats awesome, nobody knew what it was from.
Now it seems like Everybody does.

Kinda like i used To go warriors come out to playeeee aayyyyy.

And nobody had a clue.

Retro movies and movie quotes have surged in recent years.
 
One of my favorites...

There are three types of people in this world: sheep, wolves, and sheepdogs.

Some people prefer to believe that evil doesn't exist in the world, and if it ever darkened their doorstep, they wouldn't know how to protect themselves. Those are the sheep.

Then you've got predators who use violence to prey on the weak. They're the wolves.

And then there are those blessed with the gift of aggression, an overpowering need to protect the flock. These men are the rare breed who live to confront the wolf. They are the sheepdog.
 
I enjoyed Flamin Hot
 
Me and the Mrs enjoyed the latest Frankenstein.
 
Watched The Running Man 2025 last night. Far truer to the original plot but there's just something about how crazy the Schwarzenegger movie was that I missed.

Not a bad watch, not a must see, if you enjoyed the book, its worth a watch, some decent action scenes.

It similar to many movies today seems like it was 15 minutes too long though.
 
I really enjoyed Goodluck have fun dont die.
It was much better and funnier than j expected.
 
Going to see the 40th Anniversary of RAD on Sunday in theatres, cult movie, not a classic but damn I wore out that VHS tape back in the day. First time I'll be seeing it on the big screen and with 4k restoration. Mrs. SO, not so stoked, down the line there will be something I'm forced to watch because of this decision.
 
We are going to watch Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man tonight.
 
We have recently watched a few of the recent Oscar nominated movies. I liked 'Marty Supreme' - Timothee Chalamet is awesome as a talented aspiring table tennis pro whose life goes awry. 'Bugonia' is a good watch with the always great and underrated Emma Stone as a power CEO who may or may not be an alien. 'One Battle After Another' was certainly watchable, but it's about 45 minutes too long imho, and Leonardo Di Caprio does his best Lebowski imitation. I'll let you figure out what it's about - a lot of social justice pandering in it which I find to be a turn off. Finally, I thought 'Sinners' which (spoiler alert) is actually a vampire movie, was great although it is one of those movies (like 'Get Out') where all of the white people are evil as hell and worthy of horrible deaths, lol. Still working on see the other nominated movies - but pretty good class.
 

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