Rate the last movie you saw

[Adam]

annihilation got international release on netflix, so quality rips should be around by now. i havent seen it yet but will get to it this week. looks really interesting

 

[Lyst]

annihilation got international release on netflix, so quality rips should be around by now. i havent seen it yet but will get to it this week. looks really interesting

Im watching a perfect rip right now as we speak on a premium admitme account.

 

[gourimoko]

annihilation got international release on netflix, so quality rips should be around by now. i havent seen it yet but will get to it this week. looks really interesting

That was quick...

 

[David.]

annihilation got international release on netflix, so quality rips should be around by now. i havent seen it yet but will get to it this week. looks really interesting

25 million on a 40 million budget ain't good. Already at like 8th in current grossing after a couple weeks.

Shame, I liked it. Hard to sell this movie though

 

[Adam]

25 million on a 40 million budget ain't good. Already at like 8th in current grossing after a couple weeks.

Shame, I liked it. Hard to sell this movie though

That's why they went to Netflix I think they got some good bank for the rights

 

[gourimoko]

That's why they went to Netflix I think they got some good bank for the rights

I think it's only on Netflix abroad, right? (BTW is there a 4k release?)

I remember reading about why they went this route, and it was planned prior to release. They largely felt the film wouldn't appeal to larger audiences abroad in that Portman's character is so unlikable, by design.

One of the producers wanted to greatly alter the film, rewriting and reshooting Portman's character to be far more sympathetic; but Alex Garland was very much opposed to the idea and ultimately won out. As a consequence, the film lost it's financial backing for a worldwide theatrical release.

Personally, I wonder if that was really the best idea ... As it stands these days though, the Asian market dominates much of these kinds of decisions, and I think the logic was that it would be difficult for this movie to really do well over there.

 

[Lyst]

It was like the movie Contact got anally raped by Donnie Darko.

So I dug it.

 

[David.]

It was like the movie Contact got anally raped by Donnie Darko.

So I dug it.

I saw contact and arrival in it. Mixed with a bunch of pick em off one by one movies.

 

[Adam]

I think it's only on Netflix abroad, right? (BTW is there a 4k release?)

I remember reading about why they went this route, and it was planned prior to release. They largely felt the film wouldn't appeal to larger audiences abroad in that Portman's character is so unlikable, by design.

One of the producers wanted to greatly alter the film, rewriting and reshooting Portman's character to be far more sympathetic; but Alex Garland was very much opposed to the idea and ultimately won out. As a consequence, the film lost it's financial backing for a worldwide theatrical release.

Personally, I wonder if that was really the best idea ... As it stands these days though, the Asian market dominates much of these kinds of decisions, and I think the logic was that it would be difficult for this movie to really do well over there.

Yeah it's Netflix most of the world. I think it's a good idea for smaller movies or risk taking movies and I think it's sustainable as ot keeps Netflix as the market leader

 

[macbdog]

It was like the movie Contact got anally raped by Donnie Darko.

So I dug it.

So it's like a sci-fi Brokeback Mountain?

 

[David.]

... Brawl in Cell block 99.

Vince Vaughn.

Watch it .

 

[kosis]

Enjoyed Thoroughbreds. Check it out if you like dark comedy.

 

[kosis]

Anyone else hyped for this new horror flick Hereditary? I know we have some horror fans in the building. (Is Jigo alive by the way?) Looks amazing and all of the buzz is positive. Haven't seen a trailer as eerie as this in forever.

 

[DJTJ]

Saw Game Night. Very surprised how solid it was.

 

[Adam]

Saw Game Night. Very surprised how solid it was.

I keep hearing this. Sounds like it's better than expected