That looks insane
For those who are interested, Blade Runner (Final Cut) is on at the Astor tonight at 7.30. I may drag myself along. Or not, as the case may be.
Don’t know if he’s under rated as much as he’s just forgotten.
I hate randy Newman.
So you’re a short person, are you?
His only saving grace was sweet little buttercup
Is there anybody who has not cried when watching that scene for the first time?
This, the opening of Up and the ending of Inside Out are guaranteed tear jerkers.
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I realise sameolds was referring to his scores, but still.
His '96ish(?) Bad Love album is one of my all time favourites, but I’ll concede he’s an acquired taste.
His humour, his voice, and the schmaltz.
It’s quite brilliant.
‘up’ is really good too but not quite on the same level. That said I nearly weed the first time I met the dogs i laughed so hard
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Glass? Pass.
l saw Unbreakable, it was almost unwatchable.
Split? A bit of bullshit.
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His performance as the singing bush in three amigos was commendable
Saw Venom tonight. Wasn’t as bad as the critics suggested but it was still pretty bad. Tom hardy was acting drunk a lot of the movie, I had high hopes with him in the role but I just thought he played it poorly.
The scenes between Brock and venom were the highlight. Villain was good, rest was pretty average
The after credits thing was probably the dumbest/weirdest thing I have ever seen in that spot
Con Air when Poe finally says happy birthday to his daughter that he has never seen.
When frank breaks it off with Jane in naked gun.
Funnyface.
Saw Bad Time at the El Royale. Very good film. Probably 15min too long but very entertaining and keeps you on your toes as to what each characters intentions are
It was ■■■■. Story was as connected as the sanga
Royale or venom?
The Death of Stalin. Quite funny
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Royale
It was great. BacchusFox probably shed a tear when Uncle Joe kicked off. And his other mate, Beria.
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