What's the last movie you've seen?

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Originally Posted by RBP

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Great reviews, critically acclaimed, but... I didn't care for it. The dialogue was flat, the acting not great, story wasn't engaging.

The future mrs really liked it

My one sister loves it. My mom and my other sister were lukewarm to it.

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Marion McPherson, a California nurse, works tirelessly to keep her family afloat after her husband loses his job. She also maintains a turbulent bond with a teenage daughter who is just like her -- loving, strong-willed and deeply opinionated.

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Sounds like your cuppa :lmao:

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Originally Posted by lost in melb.

Agreed. The no training thing was a bit weird. But I think Luke was pretty scattery myself :shug:

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Scattery?

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pc stuff. deal with it! the galaxy has evolved

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And the soul of the greatest cinematic franchise ever has withered and died.

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Originally Posted by lost in melb.

On the subject of Star Wars, we watched the original trilogy over Chrissy, one per night. My younger siblings were picking up on all the scenes that wouldn't make the cut now. Sexual harassment, gratuitous sex, sexism, racial bias,#metoo

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It's your duty to explain to these kids why all of that accusatory stuff is hogwash. Teach the children. Save the human race.

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Originally Posted by DemonGeminiX

Scattery?



And the soul of the greatest cinematic franchise ever has withered and died.



It's your duty to explain to these kids why all of that accusatory stuff is hogwash. Teach the children. Save the human race.

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They seem happy enough :hand: They did really like the first series, it was tongue in cheek.

I've been reading some of the reviews on

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/sta...the_last_jedi/

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The thing that makes the film most interesting is its function as a bridge between two paradigms, really two distinct generations, Boomers and Millennials. :lol:

December 28, 2017 | Full Review…

Dorothy Woodend
https://resizing.flixster.com/ZdYKHV...IwMDsxNTA7MTUw

The Tyee (British Columbia)

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It's been a long time since I've watched a Lance-flick :lol:

contemplating this...



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'bright' on netflix starring will smith

this thing was awful, i know porky will love it :tup:

i guess godfather would also love it as it includes footage of a staged joe rogan experience podcast and the line 'play stupid games, win stupid prizes' :lol:

I was gonna watch that, but I guess I'll pass now. :lol:

you should watch it, it's actually entertaining :tup:

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Originally Posted by deebakes

'bright' on netflix starring will smith

this thing was awful, i know porky will love it :tup:

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Originally Posted by deebakes

you should watch it, it's actually entertaining :tup:

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:-k

I just watched that. Tons of money, stars involved and total POS :lol:

Overview : Orcs and Elves live alongside humans in a thinly veiled 'thinkpiece', where the orcs represent blacks and the elves represent privileged whites (I think..).

Essentially a cop buddy movie where they throw in mystical events and creatures, result - shitfest :lol:

i thought the orcs were cholos :lol:

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Originally Posted by deebakes

i thought the orcs were cholos :lol:

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The uneducated and 'dumb' implications could apply to a few racial stereotypes. For a supposed feel good buddy movie, I thought the overall tone was mean and pretty sad :lol:

Rogue 1 again.

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Originally Posted by Hal-9000

The uneducated and 'dumb' implications could apply to a few racial stereotypes. For a supposed feel good buddy movie, I thought the overall tone was mean and pretty sad :lol:

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we need our resident cholo to weight in... porky? :?

Star Wars VIII - The Last Jedi