What movies have you Robots been watching lately?
I watched Requiem For A Dream last night.

this is actually complete trash. the only thing good about it is Jared Leto getting his arm cut off.

I rewatched freak the mighty and it was really sad I cried

>>81645808 (OP)
Whatever by Houellebecq.
The book was bettER doe

>>81645808 (OP)
Pumping Iron

>>81645891
Was there ever a movie that was better than the book?

>>81645899
I read American Psycho the book before the movie and the movie was better imo

Mr Darcy is every womans dream

>>81645808 (OP)
I'm about to watch Tropic Thunder

la haine, im a tranny though

>>81645808 (OP)
Gattaca. /our/ movie

>>81646009
I cried at the end of Gattaca and I'm not ashamed to say it

>>81645808 (OP)
Watched Nightcrawler earlier this evening. The Seventh Seal and Stalker are my favourite films.

>cute wholesome girl goes crazy after trying meth once

Unrealistic.

>>81645808 (OP)
I saw 28 Years Later at the theater on Tuesday. I really liked it, especially the music.

>>81646178
28 Days Later is one of my favorite movies, I absolutely hated 28 Weeks Later so I'm kinda hesitant to watch this one.

>>81646178
Its funny how it only happens in the UK and everyone else has their shit together

>>81646197
Didn't the infection spread to continental Europe at the end of 28 Weeks Later?

I saw irreversible for the first time. It fuck me up

>>81645808 (OP)
ass teh ass... heh heh. AS TEH ASS !!

>>81646187
I thought it was way better than 28 Weeks Later, but not quite as good as the first one.

>>81646254
That looks like a nice movie, I'll add it to my watch list.

my life used to revolve around film now i haven't watched anything new in close to a year it hurts

>>81646348
Do you feel like you watched all the good stuff there is?

>>81646360
nah i'll never be satisfied with the amount i've watched. there's so much i still want to see, life circumstances just made it increasingly harder to indulge in what i enjoy. im going to see M3GAN 2.0 tonight and i know that's low brow but im just desperate to set foot in the movie theater again. the last really good thing i saw before my forced hiatus was A Prophet (2009)

>>81646402
That sucks, I miss when theater was the norm, streaming services definitely killed the social aspect of media.

>>81646095
Do you like David Lynch /tv/ anon?

>>81646089
I cried when the main character said that he never planned to return to the coast without winning against his brother. It's as if it were the solidification of his determination to bet his own life, he never thought about saving energy for the return.

>>81646446
NTA but Mulholland Drive was awesome.
Definitely gonna watch more Lynch Kino in the future.

>>81645899
fight club probably

>>81645920
absolutely hilarious movie, enjoy

>>81645808 (OP)
I bought Carrie, The Omen, and The Shining recently so I will watch one tonight.

>>81645899
picrel is better than the book

>>81645808 (OP)
Did you like it? when I watched I was just like "hmm why the complete shitshow this is not how it is" Trainspotting is a better recreation of a life of addiction imo

I've been watching Reservoir Dogs again but most importantly this one

this movie is highly robotic

>>81647010
there's even a scene when his neighboor girl-next-door is getting audibly fucked and he's just suffering from severe migraine
the ultimate cuck
but he manages to solve some mathematical theorem that leads him to these religious jews. im not gonna spoil the movie

watch it
it's highly robotic and is in black n white

I watched 12:01pm recently it is a short film (bout 30 minutes) from 1990. The actor is well known apparently

>>81647046
Watched it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVooyfaPYD8
>it originally aired on cable television in 1990 as part of the Showtime 30-Minute Movie anthology series
I wonder if these old films are still available or if a lot of them are lost now

I was thinking of going to see the F1 movie with Brad Pitt. Have any anons seen it?

>>81647119
I am going to see it with my mom this weekend, but it looks pretty cool.

>>81645808 (OP)
Born on the Fourth of July

No wonder boomers were volunteering for Vietnam, like 90+% of them got all white neighbourhoods and prime teen virgin gfs in the 50s/early 60s
Can't be us zoomies