movies

[Vidor]

I believe "Trainspotting" was dubbed.

[Schlich]

Its been two days since I watched Boyhood and its really sitting well with me. I feel like its one of those movies you're either really going to love or feel pretty indifferent about depending on how much you can relate to the characters.

[33anda3rd]

Per IMDB the first 20 min were dubbed for US release. Never noticed, or knew that.

The only subtitling was the nightclub scene and it was a formal gag: you can't hear them over the music.

[cardsfansince82]

Another vote for Fury. That was a solid flick.

[ghostrunner]

Louis CK, from a long email that was mostly about comedy clubs:

That’s all. I hope you enjoy the special. Please see the movie “Boyhood”. It’s a great piece of filmmmaking and even literature. And take your kids to see “Into The Woods” It teaches the greatest lesson you could teach a kid: If you are paying attention, life is very confusing.

[Schlich]

I love his emails.

[heyzeus]

If you don't like Boyhood, you are either a cyborg or were born a 43 year old middle manager who has already erased any trace of memory of what it was to grow up.

[slide_into_first]

I liked Napolean Dynamite but Boyhood sounds naive.

[Famous Mortimer]

If you don't like Boyhood, you are either a cyborg or were born a 43 year old middle manager who has already erased any trace of memory of what it was to grow up.

Or you hate Ethan Hawke? (was my wife's line, I think he's fine)

While it might be "great literature" (a stupid thing to say about any film), I also don't read literature about kids growing up, I suppose.

[Maclowery]

I was very entertained by John Wick. Pulpy dialogue, well-shot action scenes, and several really satisfying ass-kickings.