What Was The Last Movie You Saw...

[CritchSmile]

Shteve, I made you the poster you are over these years, it was inevitable I’d be usurped one day

I am now the Lewy of TH

[Mikey]

I was going to see this but then I saw the director bragging that there is absolutely no politics in the movie.

A science fiction movie without politics? I don't understand how that is possible. Gave it a miss because of that.

It's more difficult not to explore the human condition and how humanity organises itself in a deep and meaningful way when making sci-fi. I assume it's space cowboys then?

Or should I give it another look? I already got the ending half spoiled with those who had watched it, who were also bragging that the ending was normative and not complex (woke, for them). Again, it's probably more difficult to make a nice neat ending in a sci-fi film rather than shades of grey.

Anyway, I really wanted to see it and this rhetoric I came across online put me right off.

It’s a load of fluff but enjoyable. Was expecting it to have some sort of message about us blowing each other up and that but there wasn’t anything like that.

Heard the book is meant to be good but I’ve not read it.

[audioslave]

Went to see it last night & it could have done with having about 45 minutes stripped off it's run time. Wasn't arsed about it at all.

[Shuto Makino]

Project Hail Mary. A science fiction movie without politics? I don't understand how that is possible.

It's more difficult not to explore the human condition and how humanity organises itself in a deep and meaningful way when making sci-fi.

The ending was normative and not complex. Again, it's probably more difficult to make a nice neat ending in a sci-fi film rather than shades of grey.

(Thought it was fine but don't really get the hype)

[King Kebab]

Ryan Gosling and a rock for an intelligent alien.
It's a big pass for me.

[CritchSmile]

Project Hail Mary. A science fiction movie without politics? I don't understand how that is possible.

It's more difficult not to explore the human condition and how humanity organises itself in a deep and meaningful way when making sci-fi.

The ending was normative and not complex. Again, it's probably more difficult to make a nice neat ending in a sci-fi film rather than shades of grey.

(Thought it was fine but don't really get the hype)

Thanks for the review, I don' think I'll go and see it after all. Sounds like a load of fluff and probably needs 45 minutes stripped off it's run time. It's a big pass for me.

[2MatoFish]

Purple Noon

Alain Delon doing Tom Ripley but from 1960. Better than the Matt Damon version, and that's a good movie anyways.

[Groot]

Saw something on X that I’ve tested and it works but can’t find the original post

If you go on IMDB and find a film if you add ‘play’ to the URL before IMDB then it takes you to a site to watch the movie. Tried it on 3 different films including Project Hail Mary as its recent and worked for all 3