The Mandalorian did this with an AT-ST walker before (and also a TIE Fighter), but it's nice to see this sort of thing again.

By the Force, Abrams is such a fucking hack.

Not every threat should be both over the top and background trivial just because Glup Shitto has a Midi-Chlorian count of over 9000.

I liked half the ending. It's a shame that we had to slam the brakes for the other half of it so

Anyway, I'm posting this 'cus there used to be a user here with the name SiskoDidTwoThingsWrong, and i'm wondering what those two things were? Keeping the cure to the changeling disease seems like the most obvious one. I'm curious what the second is

for example, Talk To Me (2022) first premiered at the Adelaide film festival in October 2022 and therefore it's considered a 2022 film, even though it didn't get a wide release until 2023. It was one of my favorite movies of last year but you won't see it on many "best of" lists for 2023 because it's technically from 2022. but you won't see it on any lists from 2022 either because practically nobody saw it that year except a few Australians

the same thing is now happening with Strange Darling (2023) which was just recently released in theaters, well into 2024

this happens with a lot of smaller "indie" type movies because it takes time to get distribution after hitting the festival circuit

IMO the official release year for a movie should be based on when normal people can see it and not just a couple hundred film bros and industry people who attended some festival

what the fuck

10/10

Well in the new Sonic they're made him the police off to arrest Shadow.

Look I'm probably too old to give a shit about this anymore, but god damn do I hate how out of character movie Sonic is.

Sonic is an anarchist. He hates cops, that's true of all the mainline games.

Even that anime from the 2000s got that right.

Movie Sonic is a wimpy uncool dweeb that want's to be a cop. I couldn't think of anything more not-Sonic than that.

IMPORTANT NOTE: please use a VPN whenever visiting Hextube, or anywhere else on the internet, for that matter. Protect your privacy.

For this Special Thursday Cinema Night, 8PM EST, there’s no special theme, just two more good flicks. First up is The Act of Killing (2012), one of the highest-rated documentaries on Letterboxd; it interviews a number of former members of Indonesian death-squads who participated in the mass killing of communists in the 1970s, aided and abetted by the US government. God Damn the West: The Movie. It is, so far, the best-known and best-regarded film of documentarian Joshua Oppenheimer.

After that is Broken Flowers (2005), a comedy from Jim Jarmusch about an aging philanderer (Bill Murray) who discovers that he has a son who seems to be looking for him. Hilarity ensues, in Jarmusch’s signature quiet style, as the guy tries to cope with unexpected fatherhood.

We’ll start at 8PM EST on Hextube, right here:

https://live.hexbear.net/c/movies

Be there, comrades!

Letterboxd:

• The Act of Killing: https://letterboxd.com/film/the-act-of-killing/
• Broken Flowers: https://letterboxd.com/film/broken-flowers/

Doesthedogdie.com links:

• The Act of Killing: https://www.doesthedogdie.com/media/19871
• Broken Flowers: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0412019/parentalguide

CWs for The Act of Killing:

• Discussion of sexual assault. Not depicted.
• Torture.
• War crimes.
• Vomiting.
• Hate speech.

CWs for Broken Flowers:

• Child abandonment.
• Cheating.
• Nudity.
• Someone is punched in the face.
• Alcohol.
• Drugs.
• Profanity.

Links to movies:

Forthcoming. I will upload to Tankietube shortly.

The movies are so back baby

Very real Leak from an early screening