jostly
1684
Not that either.
But come, let us set our sights on the 40:
JFrazer
1686
That looks like the building from Inception, but 40:40 is too early for it… but since it’s my only guess right now, I’m going Inception
jostly
1689
None of the above. Let’s carry on to the 60:
jostly
1690
aaand the 80, which incidentally is the last frame
Djscman
1691
Going by the 80:80, Man On Fire.
Is that Michael Shannon in the 60:60?
jostly
1692
I like this guess, even though it’s completely wrong.
No.
So… if I lose I have to post another set, right? I might as well prepare them now. :)
JFrazer
1693
Wait a sec… does it star Idris Elba? Oh god, I can’t remember the name…
Well, now that you’ve put that in my head, I’m going to guess Bastille Day.
jostly
1695
Yes! That was close. No more frames to post, so go ahead @Soren_Hoglund
That would be a 20:20 from Synchronicity, a movie I would have liked a lot more if it weren’t for the terrible female lead. But I loved seeing the guys together again from the awesome middle bit in The Signal!
-Tom
So it is, although I wouldn’t hang its shortcomings around her neck. I thought the movie was pretty egalitarian with its clunkers. There was enough clever stuff that I liked it enough in the end though.
The 40:40
The 60:60
The 80:80
In what movie will you see this at the 20:20?
-Tom
marquac
1700
Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
Ha ha, you saw Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates?
I really enjoyed watching Aubrey Plaza commit to what she was doing, but the rest of it ranged from embarrassingly bad to forgettable. The 40:40:
Poor Sugar Lyn Beard took one to the face. This movie really hates her, and she gamely goes along with it.
The 60:60:
Broad comedy on the beach. The 80:80:
Sam Richardson taking a break from being weirdly endearing in Veep. My favorite Sam Richardson moment was his awkwardness when Rose Byrne blurts out “black cocks” in Neighbors 2. Yep, Neighbors 2.
Over to marquac!
-Tom
Re: Synchronicity
Did they shoot this movie without lights or something?
