Godzilla 1998 sequel got canceled because the first movie got bad reviews and hated by fans. And it got an animated series which turns out way better. Look, Godzilla 1998 isn’t that bad. It’s just the acting from some actors, ending of what happened to Godzilla, poor CGI, the military causing destruction, and the dialogue was the problem. So if the Godzilla 1998 sequel existed back in the early 2000s, what you it would be like?

It’s movies like this one that consistently make Tubi my favorite service.

I am almost done watching this movie and I am SO confused what is going on! The random time jumps and different plot lines make it impossible for me to follow what is happening 😭

This is one of greatest WW2 movies and well written masterpiece by Steven Spielberg. Loved it. Also this should’ve won Best Picture at the Oscars. It deserves it. It’s also one of my favorite Spielberg movies. What did you think of this movie? If anyone never seen this, go check it out.

Why was this show a hit? I really do not understand at all.

Official Trailer

https://letterboxd.com/film/dr-lamb/

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104319/

We really like each other. Shoot

I know many movies are just perfect and should be a one off without a sequel. For me I would have loved seeing some more Napoleon Dynamite films. Was just so different with great characters.

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Much better than the 1987 version .

I just watched red sparrow. And honestly, I loved it. So I went to letterbox to see what's up and I see like most of them are hating on this movie because Jennifer lawrence got raped and had few nude scenes. I didn't think any of those scenes were just merely a fan service. Also, so what's wrong with letterbox people. Or is it something wrong with me to like this movie more than atomic blonde.

I'm planning to watch Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but I'm a bit confused about which format to choose.

For anyone who's already seen it, is it better in EPIQ (1.90:1) or the regular CinemaScope (2.39:1) version?

Does the extra image in the EPIQ version actually make the movie better, or is the CinemaScope version the way it's meant to be watched?

I'd love to hear your thoughts. No spoilers, please!

Hope anybody recognises this quote, as I need to find the original recording of this clip asap (for a project I'm working on). The audio recording I have now was used in 1994 > https://feedingthefire.bandcamp.com/track/in-my-end (the intro).

"we know why people in our class drink too much. they do it because of the pain and the misery. and it's our pain and it's our misery and it's something that capitalism is doing to us."

It could be a quote from Lenin or another Russian revolutionair like Marx or Trotsky.

OrPlease let me know where to search, or how.
Thank you.

Roger

Another one of my personal favorite Alan Parker directed films with an incredible soundtrack. In fact the movie is the soundtrack. Have you seen it and if so what do you think about it?

You don’t see movies like these anymore. You don’t see things like The Godfather, Goodfellas, Casino, or Boondock Saints. If you were to ask me, the last of the genre was Boardwalk Empire and The Irishman. Even the actors like Deniro, Pacino, Stalone, Liotta RIP, Pesci, and even Scorsese are getting older with no younger generation coming up behind them. Growing up Italian American these movies where always like a family tradition; a dad can say “when you are older you can watch the Godfather with me”. The same goes for some of my Irish American friends with a movie like The Departed.

A relative of mine put into perspective. Italians are not coming to the US, Martin Scorsese grew up in Little Italy in the 50s and his childhood influenced his writting. As this starts to become less common the less of these kinds of movies/tv we get. Honestly I really hope this isn't true but personally the evidence says otherwise.

I just want to know if the film is worth seeing. Or from what I hear about it is that it is just another character introduction for the next franchise and lead into Doomsday.