I've been meaning to watch all four but I always put them off. Do any P goods have an edge over the others?

Stake Land is a mixture of 28 Days Later and Zombieland, sans the comedy. I'd give the edge to American Mary over Stake Land, but that could possibly be because I watched it with very low expectations, whereas I'd read people suggesting Stake Land before as being a fun Netflix horror movie. The whole body mod theme of American Mary was also more unique so I appreciated that too.

National Lampoon's Vacation

I watched 12 Monkeys for the first time last night. Enjoyed quite a lot!

I'm half-watching Practical Magic. It's entertaining.

I just finished detangling my hair and was like "I wanna watch Mulan" and what do you know, Disney's added Mulan to their upcoming live action version movie list. My only question is "Where will Ming-Na be in this?"

It Follows

GOOD

My roommates are watching Oculus and it seems ok so far.

Interstellar again

Gets better every time I watch it. It's probably my 3rd favorite of Nolan's now

Nightcrawler

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POOR RICK!!!!!!!!!

V. good

lol boc you watched interstellar more than once? i can't imagine why (:

Last I saw was KINGSMAN which was very enjoyable! It felt very smug and distant in the early going but as the movie went on, from crazy action scene to crazy action scene, i really liked it.

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"Thank you for the... happy meal."

The passion of the Christ was on because easter. Jeez talk about overkill (:

Lost River

I picked this randomly from a streaming site and watched it at 4 am while on the verge of sleep and I believe it added considerably to the "wat" factor. Ryan Gosling's directorial debut, I found it reminiscent of David Lynch's movies because it felt very much two degrees from reality at all times without actually pushing into fantasy territory, which I was expecting it to do.

It also vaguely reminded me of that Only God Forgives movie in the cinematography and the way it was shot, but I didn't dislike this movie.

Zersch @ 8/4/2015 8:44

Lost River I picked this randomly from a streaming site and watched it at 4 am while on the verge of sleep and I believe it added considerably to the "wat" factor. Ryan Gosling's directorial debut, I found it reminiscent of David Lynch's movies because it felt very much two degrees from reality at all times without actually pushing into fantasy territory, which I was expecting it to do. It also vaguely reminded me of that Only God Forgives movie in the cinematography and the way it was shot, but I didn't dislike this movie.

I didn't know this movie was out! First wanted to watch because of Matt, but the movie itself does look pretty interesting.

It looked interesting but I heard it was hooooooooorrible. Worth watching Zersch?