you have been in a coma for 2 years, which movie should you watch?

[jayapple]

Joker? Films that don't seem to have much resonance these two years. But this movie seems OK. I didn't know that being a comic book villain was acceptable to so many people.

In fact, if you don't read the comics, you can watch him as a biographical film.

The movie is a complete departure from the comic books, which depict antisocial serial killers. Seems like a sad story.
The actors are good, the movies are good, or they wouldn't have won so many awards.

 

[pseudoid]

The actors are good, the movies are good, or they wouldn't have won so many awards.

If, and only if, things were that simple in real-life Hollywood!

 

[DMill]

Funny how Asian Nurses seems valid, even if intended as a joke. I watched Barbie with my 11 year old. She liked it. I thought it was preachy but clever enough. Was really betting on Killers of a Flower Moon. Just didn’t get there for me. Damn if Leo can’t act though, he stood out. Same with Oppenheimer. Just 8/10. Worth watching but big box office movies feel like the need more editing. Put 2 good hours on screen instead of 3 hours of masturbation.

 

[pseudoid]

...instead of ... masturbation.

"Autoeroticism (also known as autoerotism or self-gratification) is sexual activity involving only one participant. It is the practice of sexually pleasuring oneself."
imo: That is Hollywood in a nutshell!

 

[muza_1]

Poor Things
Dune II
Perfect Days
Radical
Godzilla Minus One
La Sociedad de la Nieve
The Holdovers
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One

 

[Sam1879]

the monk and the gun

 

[Chr1]

Aguirre, The Wrath of God.

 

[RayDunzl]

Having thought about it a little more...

I would head straight to the Call for Humor thread here and leave the movies for later.

 

[Tell]

Joker? Films that don't seem to have much resonance these two years. But this movie seems OK. I didn't know that being a comic book villain was acceptable to so many people.

In fact, if you don't read the comics, you can watch him as a biographical film.

The movie is a complete departure from the comic books, which depict antisocial serial killers. Seems like a sad story.
The actors are good, the movies are good, or they wouldn't have won so many awards.

Joker is a brilliant movie for sure, I'd recommend everyone to watch it! But it's five years old by now and OPs coma only lasted for two years.

 

[Axo1989]

Poor Things
Dune II
Perfect Days
Radical
Godzilla Minus One
La Sociedad de la Nieve
The Holdovers
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One

Nice list. Of which I've seen three. Even without the coma break, it's hard to keep current.

 

[AdamG]

reported


(kidding)

We got the Report and we have questions?

 

[muza_1]

Nice list. Of which I've seen three. Even without the coma break, it's hard to keep current.

Isn't it? Just after the pandemic I stopped watching movies for no good reason, I think I got used to spend more time in the PC instead, lately I've been catching up.

 

[rob.aus]

Old Henry
Hit Man

 

[JSmith]

Oh no

?

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

JSmith

 

[Miguelón]

By popular decision you (and me too) should imperatively watch “Poor things”, “Oppenheimer” and “Barbie”

“Barbie” can be perfect if your frontal cortex has been injured during the coma. “Oppenheimer” was not very popular in Japan (banned if I remember well) but no problem if you’re not in this country. “Poor things” maybe the happy average

 

[Xombul]

Puss in boots 2 for the iconic vilain.

 

[JSmith]

“Oppenheimer” was not very popular in Japan (banned if I remember well)

I gather with good reason... to this day the US is the only Country ever to use a nuclear bomb in war on cities/people.

Anyway, this is about a man who comes out of a coma after 7 years @dasdoing.

JSmith

 

[delta76]

Top Gun: Maverick. simply the most enjoyable film I watched in 2023

 

[Miguelón]

Top Gun: Maverick. simply the most enjoyable film I watched in 2023

Yeah, the OP awakes and he will feel back to 1986 with the exception of Tom Cruise’s wrinkles

 

[jayapple]

Joker is a brilliant movie for sure, I'd recommend everyone to watch it! But it's five years old by now and OPs coma only lasted for two years.

In fact, in recent years, only the movie Joker has left a deep impression on me.
It is a restricted-level film and has been banned in many countries.

Oppenheimer is a fairly good movie from the past two years, but it's like a documentary.