Pig (Michael Sarnoski, July 16, 2021) Movie • Page 2

There's some squealing when the pig is abducted (that's not a spoiler, it's in the plot description) but other than that and the aforementioned cooking scene there's nothing

 

Color Out of Space was really good.

I haven't watched Mandy or Willy's Wonderland because they look way too crazy for my basic brain.

This looks like a nice heartfelt drama so I think I'll be watching soon.

 

Just saw this. Best movie I’ve seen since 2019 IMO.

 

You guys weren't kidding, this movie is fucking great.

 

Like just an absolutely beautiful movie about passion and loss and living for yourself and those you love. It’s also about how capitalism exploits, corrupts and ruins everything. Shot with such care.

 

yeah this is among the years best

“we don’t get a lot to care about”

 

I'm really excited to see this but anxious because I feel like it will destroy me and I don't know if I'm ready yet

 

Not to late to work with him king

 

gonna hopefully see this tomorrow

 

also he looks like steve bannon in that pic

 

i enjoyed this.

 

This was really good.

 

Favorite of the year so far, this broke me

 

such a great movie wow. the scene with Derek was a fucking masterclass

 

Best film I've seen in ages. The score was superb as well

 

hulu 11/26!!!!

 

Go Black Friday shopping and have your soul crushed!

 

that’s when they’ll announce the reboot:

TURKEY

 

now on hulu

 

I really liked this. I didn’t know much about it going in. Very different than what I expected, and surprisingly touching. Cage is such a great actor.

 

This was good.

 

This was the best film I saw in 2021

When Adam Arkin finally breaks down during the meal Nic Cage prepares for him, I didn't even know what I was understanding but I understood it

 

Wow, you guys weren't kidding about this movie. Catching up on what I've missed in 2021 and this is easily one of the best.

 

damn I'm mad how long I put this off. Wonderful flick