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I tend to enjoy podcasts where comedians (or otherwise humorous folks) dissect bad movies, so here's some recommendations along those lines. How Did This Get Made? & Doug Loves Movies - These has already been suggested and I approve. The Flophouse - Hosted by former and current the Daily Show wr...

Top 5 not seen:

Men in Black (1997)
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999)
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)

Is it Camille?

http://www.criticker.com/film/Camille_2007/

Ugh. Typical dismissal of critique. "You just wanted some dumb melodrama." Boyhood was not lacking in melodrama, it was lacking in drama. All the non-events in my life are boring, but have the added bonus of being able to be moved to the background of my conscious and then I can focus on ...

The story of a boy, a normal boy, normal upbringing (oooh divorced parents), grows up to be a normal dude. A-mazing. I think that's what was so great about it. It was the ultimate slice-of-life movie. Some movies are great because they give you an experience you'd never otherwise have, like City of...

I'm not sure I totally understand what you're asking for but something like The Wrestler?

Anomaly1 wrote:Did anyone really expect anything different?

*shrug* Could have been another Pineapple Express...

While a few of the action scenes in Iraq are quite effective, and Cooper gives a decent performance, the direction is completely unimaginative, the domestic scenes are appallingly clunky, the screenplay is very cliched and the dialogue is really bad. It doesn't engage on any level other than the pu...

Meaningful in that there are two engaging stories in the film. The telling of the story and the story itself, neither of which could really exist without the other and both of which can influence how the other is interpreted. Essentially, it's Tom Wilkinson telling the story of an aging Zero tellin...

Well, it's on Netflix now, so I watched it. Man, Franco really tries to play the likeable douchebag, but failed on the "likeable" part. So did the guy who played Kim Jong-Un. So for long stretches you're just left sitting though unfunny, annoying interactions between horrible characters. S...