Romancing the Stone? :)
OMG that’s Kathleen Turner!!!
I don’t think it is, but with the 20:20 game you never know. ;)
Paint Your Wagon?
I step away for 10 minutes…and @Jason_Levine posts it. smh…
It is indeed Paint Your Wagon, @abidingdude
Yes, it’s Paint Your Wagon. It’s most definitely not a good movie, and, yet, I can’t hate on it like some other bad musicals, such as Oliver! It does have some positive things going for it;
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Lee Marvin hamming it up (but nowhere near as funny as he was in Cat Ballou);
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Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood doing something approximately not quite unlike singing;
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The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
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The actress in the 40 and 100 was the lovely Jean Seberg.
Over to you, Dude that Abides!
“I’m and ex-citizen of nowhere and sometimes I get mighty homesick.”
Hereditary?
That was quick! Yup, it’s Hereditary - probably my favorite horror movie since It Follows (although I still have much love for the tight narrative structure of The Autopsy of Jane Doe). Each of these shots convey so much interesting information and gives you a great feel for the tone of the movie as a whole. I’ll spoiler the last shot since it arrives just seconds before the end of the movie.
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All yours @Navaronegun
Thanks, @abidingdude! I watched it despite due to @tomchick’s hyperventilating claims of it as a predictor of the apocalypse review.
Tovarishchi, the new 20:20.
Outdoorsmen Middle Management: the movie
Incorrecanteenboy!
It looks like Russian soldiers are peeking into a cave to see if Indiana Jones is still alive in there, while Belloq waits outside to steal the treasure (again). In other words, I haven’t got a clue.
Those are great! And I love how silly your final frame looks out of context. It gets exactly at why the ending is so bold. “Give us honor, wealth, and good familiars.”
I wish I liked Autopsy of Jane Doe more. It’s such a cool concept, but I just can’t get past all the Emile Hirsch. :(
-Tom
I don’t know what it is, but I’m intrigued by it.
I think you might like it too, Matt.