organizedkaos Posted January 23 Posted January 23 23 hours ago, SuperBacon said: @Devon Malcolm You seen this list? https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jan/22/best-time-loop-movies-ranked-groundhog-day-terminator-looper I'm not mad at it. I love a time loop concept. I though "See you yesterday" was really well done and is the first time I saw the concept detailed in number 3. Perhaps the short is better (it's a neat albeit horrible idea) but it was nice to see it done as full film with fully fledged characters than thus made the underlying horror hit more? Quote
Tim Healys Chutney Spoon Posted January 23 Posted January 23 1 hour ago, Devon Malcolm said: You're 10 years late with this one. Getting more modern than some of my posts have been 😉 Quote
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted February 19 Paid Members Posted February 19 Huge news for fans of ronny/lily. Quote
Paid Members LaGoosh Posted February 19 Paid Members Posted February 19 I am very up for this. Seasons 3 and 4 of Barry had so many creepy scenes I can't wait to see what Hader is going to pull out. Quote
Paid Members BomberPat Posted February 20 Paid Members Posted February 20 (edited) I love Christopher Lee, and his autobiography is a really fun read, but in terms of all of the things he's claimed to have done, I'm always reminded of Geoffrey Toone with one of the all-time great bitchy theatrical put-downs; "you can't say anything to Christopher - either he's flown one, or his mother was one". On 1/23/2026 at 5:01 PM, WyattSheepMask said: Eric Roberts laughs at Christopher Lee’s number of credits. I'm not sure Lee ever would have had the record for most screen credits; aside from Eric Roberts, there are extras who have done more films than Christopher Lee, and Bollywood actors who churn out insane amounts of films. Lee did claim to have the record for the most cinematic swordfights, but where do you even begin to quantify that? Edited February 20 by BomberPat Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted February 24 Members Posted February 24 Wanted to flag up this Orson Welles ad that popped up on the Mundial mag feed today. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted March 10 Members Posted March 10 Fellow film watchers, my eldest and her friends are putting together a list of films they want to watch towards the end of their school year/prom etc and themed around graduation/leaving school and I'm trying to help them. Some of them they've watched but any input is welcome. So far I've got: Superbad (duh, obvs), Booksmart, Dazed and Confused (which isn't actually about leaving but whatever), American Pie and that's about it. Struggling a bit. Could add in Carrie for a laugh. Help us out. Quote
wordsfromlee Posted March 10 Posted March 10 3 minutes ago, SuperBacon said: Fellow film watchers, my eldest and her friends are putting together a list of films they want to watch towards the end of their school year/prom etc and themed around graduation/leaving school and I'm trying to help them. Some of them they've watched but any input is welcome. So far I've got: Superbad (duh, obvs), Booksmart, Dazed and Confused (which isn't actually about leaving but whatever), American Pie and that's about it. Struggling a bit. Could add in Carrie for a laugh. Help us out. Lady Bird My Old Ass Quote
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted March 10 Paid Members Posted March 10 6 minutes ago, SuperBacon said: Fellow film watchers, my eldest and her friends are putting together a list of films they want to watch towards the end of their school year/prom etc and themed around graduation/leaving school and I'm trying to help them. Some of them they've watched but any input is welcome. So far I've got: Superbad (duh, obvs), Booksmart, Dazed and Confused (which isn't actually about leaving but whatever), American Pie and that's about it. Struggling a bit. Could add in Carrie for a laugh. Help us out. I watched Banana Split the other day, it was pretty good. Can't Hardly Wait is excellent. Blockers is really funny, too. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted March 10 Members Posted March 10 7 minutes ago, wordsfromlee said: Lady Bird My Old Ass Forgot, Lady Bird is on there as well. 4 minutes ago, Devon Malcolm said: I watched Banana Split the other day, it was pretty good. Can't Hardly Wait is excellent. Blockers is really funny, too. I bloody LOVED Can't Hardly Wait! I'll tell her to add it. She's All That too, just remembered. Quote
SaitoRyo Posted March 10 Posted March 10 Ghost World, Say Anything, Pretty in Pink, American Graffiti... Quote
Paid Members Chris B Posted March 10 Paid Members Posted March 10 3 hours ago, SuperBacon said: Fellow film watchers, my eldest and her friends are putting together a list of films they want to watch towards the end of their school year/prom etc and themed around graduation/leaving school and I'm trying to help them. Some of them they've watched but any input is welcome. So far I've got: Superbad (duh, obvs), Booksmart, Dazed and Confused (which isn't actually about leaving but whatever), American Pie and that's about it. Struggling a bit. Could add in Carrie for a laugh. Help us out. 10 Things I Hate About You - while the leaving isn't the theme, it's certainly the setting. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted March 10 Members Posted March 10 3 minutes ago, Chris B said: 10 Things I Hate About You - while the leaving isn't the theme, it's certainly the setting. One of my eldests favourites, thanks. Quote
cobra_gordo Posted March 10 Posted March 10 Give Blockers a go. Same idea as American Pie but with Big Match John trying to stop his daughter losing her virginity. Quote
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