What was the last movie you've seen?

[REPO Man]

Just finished rewatching It (2017), and cannot wait for Chapter 2. With that in mind... geez is it long! Remember when 90 minutes was the average? This clocks in at 2 hours and 15 minutes!! WHY ARE FILMS SO DAMN LONG NOW?

[stickem]

The movie is long probably cause the book is so dam huge.

[REPO Man]

Well, yeah. It was written by Stephen King. I'm surprised there's only gonna be two It films!

[stickem]

Harry Anderson and John Ritter are out of place in anything horror related, to me. I liked the remake better overall. Of course Iit had more resources to work with. Interested to see part 2.

[samsonlonghair]

Just finished rewatching It (2017), and cannot wait for Chapter 2. With that in mind... geez is it long! Remember when 90 minutes was the average? This clocks in at 2 hours and 15 minutes!! WHY ARE FILMS SO DAMN LONG NOW?

It from 1990 was three hours and twelve minutes long. I used to own that movie on two vhs cassette tapes.

[REPO Man]

Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, or as it should be called "Jason Takes an Hour-Long Boat Ride to Toronto Pretending to be Manhattan."

Easily the worst Paramount-era Friday, which is still better than the best New Line-era Friday.

I'd love to remake this, but without the Friday license and base it on the original script. So basically pull a Mighty No. 9 on the original script.

[Stark]

Re-watched Pacific Rim with the wife cause she hadn't seen it and man that move is real dumb. I still enjoyed robots beating up monsters, but jeesh, I didn't remember it being so stupid.

[Ack]

I hardly post here about movies these days since doing the blog movie review thing, but I did finally get around to watching Soderbergh's Traffic last night. I really enjoyed the alternating stories about the effects of the drug trade. It's not a happy movie, but it is a good movie.

I also watched The Green Inferno, but that's more the kind of thing I do on the blog.

[Forlorn Drifter]

I'll have to find your blog post then. I'm interested to see what you say about it.

[Ack]

It's gonna be a bit, I'm afraid. I typically schedule posts a few weeks in advance. But if you want the short reaponse, I loved it and loved Eli Roth for honoring a subgebre that is mostly forgotten, even if it is considered problematic.