Fun Size, currently on Netflix was pretty good.

The convenient store clerk "Fuzzy" was hilariousl

i highly recommend all the docs that were just listed. The only one I questioned was Food Inc. simply because I have to ask, are we raising food or animals. Your answer affects how you feel about the doc.

Saw a random movie named Killer Joe on Cinemax...

I don't know what the **** I just watched LMAO. I literally said "Wait...what?" when the movie ended.


It's at 77% on RottenTomatoes? What the ****?! LMAO

Watch "Rubber" then come talk to me lol. It's on netflix.

Saw it. Made more sense than Killer Joe.

And Rubber was intentionally ridiculous. I think killer Joe was meant to be taken somewhat seriously even though it is black comedy.

Just watched Fruitvale Station. Having two kids myself that was absolutely gut wrenching. I vaguely remember hearing about the situation when it happened.

Yeah, that was rough. It was a good movie.

Oblivion was dumb.

I just watched Inception for the 1st time in over a year.

Brilliant ****ing movie!

American Hustle is very good with great acting, should get an award for something.

Christopher Nolan could do a biography movie on Pee Wee Herman and I would watch it. He's just that good.

saw the new documentary Tim's Vermeer. Made by Penn and Teller, but aside from one short two minute section, it leaves behind all their usual antics. I sometimes enjoy them on BullShit, but it would have been out of place here.

They mostly went with a straightforward doc style of interviews and project documentation to tell the story of a man who wants to figure out how 17th century Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer might have used optics and mirrors to paint very photographically well before photography. Not a new topic as there have been books exploring the idea, but he is the first to attempt to reenact the theorized process. As an inventor with no painting background, what he does is astounding even if it doesn't really confirm Vermeer had to have used this technique.

whether you buy the theory or not, the movie is pretty entertaining considering he is painting tediously for months on end.

The Wolf of Wall Street was very entertaining and the comedy was off the chain. I was laughing the entire movie.

I think it's now safe to say that Leo Dicaprio is the best actor ever.

Dallas Buyers Club was loaded with excellent performances.

agreed