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Green Room (Jeremy Saulnier, April 15, 2016) Movie

Discussion in 'Entertainment Forum' started by Night Channels, Apr 13, 2016.

  1. Night Channels

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    Members (Anton Yelchin, Alia Shawkat) of a punk-rock band and a tough young woman (Imogen Poots) battle murderous white supremacists at a remote Oregon roadhouse.

    This is Saulnier's follow up to Blue Ruin.
     
  2. suicidesaints

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    Can't wait for this. Been anticipating this film since the final frames of Blue Ruin.
     
  3. jkauf

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  4. chris

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    Had no idea this was the same guy who wrote/directed Blue Ruin. Really upped my anticipation
     
  5. ForestOfAllusion

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    Like I needed another reason to want to see this, this interview has me sold, just the insane terror the script brought to him.
     
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  6. OhTheWater

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    Yaaaa
     
  7. mike1885

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    A little upset that I probably have to wait until 4/29 to see this. I was hoping for a semi-wide release this Friday.
     
  8. angel paste

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    would go into the city to see this if I wasn't so poor
     
  9. PepsiOne

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    Gonna see this tomorrow night. Very excited. Blue Ruin was a delight.
     
  10. brandon_260

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    Don't think I've ever been more tense watching a film than I was during this. Very curious to see how it holds on a second viewing.
     
  11. smoke4thecaper

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    Really want to see this. Enjoyed Blue Ruin quite a bit.
     
  12. Expanse

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    Blue Ruin holds up. In fact it becomes much more tragic the second time.
     
  13. cerealtony

    tech-savvy at-risk youth

    Saw this a few days ago and absolutely loved it. It was a free screening and I wasn't familiar with the director so I kinda went in blind, but I was pleasantly surprised; I was hooked and on the edge of my seat the whole time.
     
  14. PepsiOne

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    Changed my mind, seeing this tonight
     
  15. tucah

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    Big fan of Blue Ruin and really like what I'm hearing about this. I hope I can catch it this weekend.
     
  16. PepsiOne

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    This was good
     
  17. Serh

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    This was devastating.
     
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  18. Zilla

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    How violent is it?
     
  19. the rural juror

    carried in the arms of cheerleaders

    Opens near me next Friday. Can't wait.
     
  20. Serh

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    I'd say it gets pretty violent as it goes. One shot in particular is really gruesome.
     
  21. PepsiOne

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    neck or arm?
     
  22. Serh

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  23. chewbacca110

    He wrenches on it. He thinks it's his.

    Definitely the most brutal gore.

    I saw the Chicago premiere on Thursday (the day Prince died) and when one of the characters mentioned him the crowd erupted in applause. I had the biggest chills. Definitely one of the best theater experiences I've ever had.
     
  24. Night Channels

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    Is this good enough to drive about 45 miles to see?
     
  25. chewbacca110

    He wrenches on it. He thinks it's his.

    It was good, but not a ton of gas good.