The Last Movie You Watched (no spoilers)

[Omar 382]

Anything with Cranston is usually gold, excluding the awful new Godzilla movie. Will look out for this movie.

Agreed that Godzilla was horrendous, but I thought Cranston was the saving grace. His performance was great but of course

Spoiler: Spoiler

They killed him off for reasons I'll never understand

 

[theboardref]

Agreed that Godzilla was horrendous, but I thought Cranston was the saving grace. His performance was great but of course

Spoiler: Spoiler

They killed him off for reasons I'll never understand

$$$ ?

 

[calsnowskier]

Agreed that Godzilla was horrendous, but I thought Cranston was the saving grace. His performance was great but of course

Spoiler: Spoiler

They killed him off for reasons I'll never understand

Are saying he won't be in the highly anticipated sequel?

 

[Omar 382]

Are saying he won't be in the highly anticipated sequel?

Not necessarily. I heard they were making a prequel with Ken Wantane called "Better Call Dr. Ishiro" set eight years before the events in Godzilla. I wouldn't be surprised if they brought back Cranston for a couple scenes

 

[PatsFan2003]

Also just finally watched the Big Short. Good. Almost as disturbing as Black Mass...

 

[theboardref]

Not necessarily. I heard they were making a prequel with Ken Wantane called "Better Call Dr. Ishiro" set eight years before the events in Godzilla. I wouldn't be surprised if they brought back Cranston for a couple scenes

Godzilla is a classic Hollywood bait amd switch, come for Heisenber get stuck with the talentless hack from Kick Ass.

 

[Omar 382]

Godzilla is a classic Hollywood bait amd switch, come for Heisenber get stuck with the talentless hack from Kick Ass.

Couldn't agree more. Cranston was great in his record 41 minutes of screen time. Fucking Johnson or whatever his name blew ass

 

[theboardref]

Couldn't agree more. Cranston was great in his record 41 minutes of screen time. Fucking Johnson or whatever his name blew ass

Dude makes Toby Maguire look like an Oscar worthy actor. Plus homeboy married a woman twice his age then took her last name... pretty much sumarizes him.

 

[Omar 382]

The Usual Suspects: 4/5 stars. Great movie with a hell of an ending

 

[theboardref]

The Usual Suspects: 4/5 stars. Great movie with a hell of an ending

Saddly I only just saw this movie within the past year or so, great movie for sure.

 

[beardown07]

Watched The Big Short the other night. It was pretty good. Pretty fucked up, really? Anyway, Steve Carrol and Bale did pretty good jobs.

 

[PatsFan2003]

Watched The Big Short the other night. It was pretty good. Pretty fucked up, really? Anyway, Steve Carrol and Bale did pretty good jobs.

Yep pretty fucked up. Hey we made billions while the economy collapsed.. Whoopie!

Some of the details are unclear. The Bale character was one of those that cleaned up, right?

 

[beardown07]

Yep pretty fucked up. Hey we made billions while the economy collapsed.. Whoopie!

Some of the details are unclear. The Bale character was one of those that cleaned up, right?

He lost his ass, cuz he bet against too soon.(basically because it was rigged)


He was "the first" to predict it, and bet against

 

[PatsFan2003]

He lost his ass, cuz he bet against too soon.(basically because it was rigged)


He was "the first" to predict it, and bet against

Ok. I got that part but I wasn't sure. It was unclear. Did Carrol and his group? Those two from the boutique firm?

 

[beardown07]

Ok. I got that part but I wasn't sure. It was unclear. Did Carrol and his group? Those two from boutique firm?

Yes. They made a bunch, even tho he fought tooth and nail, to expose it.

 

[calsnowskier]

He lost his ass, cuz he bet against too soon.(basically because it was rigged)


He was "the first" to predict it, and bet against

He invested first, and even created the mechanism to be able to invest in the collapse. But he still made almost 500% profit for his fund.

 

[beardown07]

He invested first, and even created the mechanism to be able to invest in the collapse. But he still made almost 500% profit for his fund.

The Movie made it seem like he had to close the fund? Maybe I missed something?

 

[calsnowskier]

The Movie made it seem like he had to close the fund? Maybe I missed something?

At the end, he looked at his white board and it showed something like a 470% profit.

Maybe I misunderstood??

 

[PatsFan2003]

At the end, he looked at his white board and it showed something like a 470% profit.

Maybe I misunderstood??

LOL. Yes It was very unclear. He may have closed the fund because he couldn't deal with the fact that the market is rigged. He seemed the type.

But I honestly don't know.

So Brad Pitt and his pals did ok too, right??

 

[beardown07]

At the end, he looked at his white board and it showed something like a 470% profit.

Maybe I misunderstood??

I'll take yer word over mine.