it was long

American Sniper

It was pretty good and made me want to play more COD

I need to re-watch Wolf of Wallstreet. I only noticed Margot Robbie and drugs.


jk but i should re-watch for fun

I'm attempting to watch Captain America: The Winter Soldier on Xfinity's mobile app because I don't feel like sitting for my laptop, but I forgot how crappy the streaming gets here after morning, so I might just download it and watch it later.

Dead Snow 2

I enjoyed the first one, but liked this one a bit better. Non-stop zombie nonsense from start to finish.

I never knew how much I needed to see squadrons of Russian zombies clashing with Nazi zombies until tonight.

Hatchet III

It was ok, basically just a gore fest. Not that there's anything wrong with that. I don't really care for the Victor Crowley character himself. It feels like they went from having him be a fun homage to or just a bayou re-skin of Jason (complete with having one of the guys that played Jason play him) in the first one to wanting to push him as a classic horror character in the last two. Better than the second one at least.

"Oh, Axe Giant: The Wrath of Paul Bunyan. This is sure to be a classic."



"Yep. Instant classic."

*closes Netflix*

Edge of Tomorrow

Enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. I caught part of it the other day when flipping through and decided to record the replay on HBO later that night.

Kingsman- 12/10

Plot was ludicrous but I don't care. It was my cup of tea.

Patrick @ 1/2/2015 14:26

I need to re-watch Wolf of Wallstreet. I only noticed Margot Robbie and drugs. jk but i should re-watch for fun

Sell me this pen

Almost time for the Best Picture Showcase!

Grand Budapest Hotel, Whiplash, and Birdman all done.

Thumbs ups all around

Selma is the last one. Haven't slept since 4pm yesterday, going to be a fight to stay awake I think.

I uhh...saw 50 Shades.


Fuck that movie. That was horrible. -1,000,000/10

Patrick @ 10/2/2015 6:32

Edge of Tomorrow Enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. I caught part of it the other day when flipping through and decided to record the replay on HBO later that night.

I just watched it. It was pretty good.

Just got back from my movie marathon. Didn't actually get to see Boyhood because of technical difficulties (: By the time they got it working it was like 1 1/2 hours after it was supposed to start so they just skipped it and showed the other three as scheduled. If I hadn't already seen it I would've been PISSED! But they gave us all 4 free movie vouchers because of it so actually a p gud deal

thots on what I did see:

Theory of Everything - ehhh. Kinda bland tbh. Dunno if they could've really done much more with the story though. The cinematography and acting was great though. And the ending was p cool

Whiplash - VERY good! I was entranced by it the whole way through. And that ending was so intense. My palms started SWEATING by the time the credits started rolling

American Sniper - solid but nothing really special. It was just kinda a bog standard war movie to me. The dialogue was kinda bad at times. tbh the first trailer for that movie > the actual movie. I dunno, maybe I would've liked it better if it didn't come directly after Whiplash. One thing I did like though was the juxtaposition when they'd cut from an Iraq scene straight to a scene back in USA. I don't know quite know how to describe it but I think it was mostly the ambience, like how they'd have a lawnmower in the background or a TV with college basketball on, straight after the intense gunfighting in Iraq. That was good

best picture rankings:
1. Birdman
2. Whiplash
3. Boyhood
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4. The Imitation Game
5. The Grand Budapest Hotel
--gap--
6. Selma
7. American Sniper
8. The Theory of Everything