It was really good. I don't know if I would personally call it the best, I'd have to think about it, but it would certainly be a contender for this title. And it made me fall in love with Emily Blunt ;)
Anyway, I read somewhere it is the second and not the last manga that Tom Cruise brings to the big screen - I know he's not directing it, but he is behind theses projects - "Oblivion" was the first, it had great visuals but that's about it. Edge of Tomorrow is better imo in every way. And then supposedly, there are other projects like this on the horizon and quite frankly, I can't wait.
Anyone has any info on this ?

You gotta watch more horror movies dude. Have you seen The Witch?

Yes I have, that one is brilliant!! :bowdown:

Have you watched many Korean horror movies?

Expand to international horror. Hit up some Korean and Spanish ones.

Edit: Ah Chio beat me to that rec. I didn't refresh the page.

The Summer of '42 - commercial free on TMC. First time decades. Forgot great of a movie it was. Easily one of the best 'coming of age' movies ever made.

And that last scene between Hermie and Dorothy is equal parts sad and amazingly beautiful. The camera work is amazing and the director having most of the scene be devoid of music or any dialogue was perfect.

O'neill and Grimes' performances are so incredible considering they had to act the majority of the scene with just their eyes and bodies.

How dare you speak evil of The Room. That movie is ****ing amazing in all the right ways.

I didn't, The Room is a so bad it's good film, which makes it great.

The Centipede reminds me of The Room but in an unfunny way, without any charm or anything, just bad acting, scripting and directing.

This is sooooo beyond stupid.

"Girl who thought she was seeing 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' gets a traumatizing surprise."

Is It Follows good or is it some gay ****, cuz I already have it downloaded and am gonna watch it anyway therefore nullifying that question entirely