Saw this last night. It was an entertaining flick, Daniel Craig’s southern gentleman accent was delightful

It was just refreshing to see a movie that isn’t a reboot, remake, sequel or adaptation from something. The fact that this was done by the same dipshit that fucked up The Last Jedi makes me question if he really fucked it up or if people behind the scenes were forcing him to turn it into such fuckery.

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I’m def planning on seeing this.

And yes I’m pretty sure Kathleen Kennedy is the primary reason Last Jedi is so terrible.

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He was the same dipshit that directed some of the best episodes of Breaking Bad too, including Ozymandias.

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Saw it this past weekend. Took me a while to get used to Daniel Craig with that Foghorn Leghorn impersonation (as I believe someone in the movie put it), but I found it an entertaining piece.

Christopher Plummer was excellent as Harlan, Craig was an ace as Blanc, and Captain America did a fair job as the youngest son, but Jamie Lee Curtis seemed kind of left out of the fray.

Don Johnson seems to be in everything these days!

Decent whodunit definitely worth a look.

Not on the level of Usual Suspects, but good as far as modern attempts go.

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We Now Know That JOE BIDEN has been COMPROMISED by CHINA! (let that sink in)

Election 2020-The Largest Fraud in the History of Mankind.

*If you believe that Biden won, you also believe that Epstein killed himself*

Is he perhaps not a dipshit?!

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It's hard to know.

The Last Jedi felt like he did whatever he wanted with no regard for the previous movie(s).

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The difference is that he didn't write Ozymandias, but he did write TLJ.

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That's a good point.

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Saw it today. Very entertaining. As Hank said it's nice to see an original Hollywood movie.

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Rian Johnson is a gay.

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This was great.

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Saw it tonight. My wife and I really enjoyed it. Kind of a throwback to the old Agatha Christie genre. Craig was great.

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An Ode to the Texas man who shot an Antifa terrorist:

Oh, he might have went on livin'
But he made one fatal slip
When he tried to match the Ranger
With the big iron on his hip

Saw it last night.

Good movie. Never heard of any of these names. A bunch of B-list actors probly tryin to launch their careers.

Holy shit, Jaime Lee Curtis looks terrible.

Kinda felt like everything centered on 3 characters. The other 6 or 7 were just introduced in the beginning and then were kinda cut out of the movie halfway thru. Thats my gripe about it.

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You're so edgy.

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Rick Hahn is the best GM in baseball.

Getting a sequel.

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Funny

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It comes across in previews as a reimagining of the film 'Clue', I take it that's not the case then?

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

As The Hawk said, it's more in the vein of Agatha Christie. Although, like 'Clue' it does have a little bit of a sense of humor.

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I don't remember half the time if I'm hiding or I'm lost

Tight screenplay with some genuinely great fakeouts. Namely the fanboy-ish detective who has some really clever dialogue making him look complicit and kind of framing an alternate storyline.

I hate that the screenplay explicitly exonerates certain family members. Kind of undermines the message a bit, but overall great.