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Dont let anyone fool you into believing this is a good movie. It’s god awful and made for 6 year olds.

Here’s the thing, some of us really did grow up inside a suburban bubble. We had expectations and dreams. We thought we could do anything we wanted to do, and some did.. and some couldn’t …. And some died tragically. Many of us were not prepared to deal with the realities of the outside world. This could easily have been a group of my friends.

Bro he was the god damn bird from king fu panda 2 that’s actually nuts.

It looks like a cheap kids tv show. What am I missing?

WASPS? Goldblum, Tilly, Kline... Not. Don't know about the others.

subtitle please.

Nice ❤

Wow, the special effects are amazing!

No way was that Batman scene with shark realistic. But the pain in the voice of our superhero was! I was almost crying although it did seem to be a little convenient to have a row of shark repellent and nothing else. A helicopter with emergency shark repellent and no other emergency supplies. I’m not buying it

*"William Hurt's damaged Vietnam vet 'hooking up' with his dead best friend's girlfriend within a week of his suicide strains credibility."* Really? If you're assuming that "hooking up" means Nick had sex with Chloe and that "strains credibility" well that's possible as Nick was a damaged, drug-addicted, extremely cynical character who was also the least nostalgic person in the group. He's the one who kept downplaying Alex's death, making jokes about it and cruelly said to Harold, "Wrong, a long time ago we knew each other for a short period of time; you don't know anything about me." - But they didn't sleep with each other as Nick was impotent and said to Chloe in the scene you show at 2:34 "You know I don't do anything, right?" to which she nodded yes. Assuming you know all that and didn't mean that they slept together, you believe that Nick and Chloe finding an emotional connection and spending a non-sexual night with each other away from the others doesn't imo strain credibility. It was Michael, who kept trying to pick up on Chloe and flirting with her in front of everyone throughout the movie, yet THAT didn't strain credibility. I'm sure in real life that sort of thing would happen, especially if the girl looks like Meg Tilly.

One of the funniest fuckin' films I've ever seen! Not only that, but it was actually made in my home state!

Tony Lutz he is part of a group called the outlaws.

George Jung says he has no regrets.

Just re-watched Big Love this week and he is by far the best character in that show. Always remember him in Alien, one of the first movies and characters from a movie I can remember watching as a kid, right along with RoboCop.

His best movie ever 🎉

Eastwood Rocks this film big time 😮

I was having a little bit of depression and stress, so I thought I'd watch a "goofy film" from my teen years in the 1980's. Well..., this isn't exactly how the film "was", there are a few deleted scenes. But, by removing some of low-brow moments have made this a much better film. And to listen to the nerdy antagonistic resentful logic fully predicts so many contemporary CEO and politicians we see and hear in 2024. As well as selling toxic products for profit is a real issue. Still, I had some good laughs. But there is that funny feeling remembering some teenage and early college friends sharing a viewing: I could hear their laughter in some punch-line scenes (some are already gone😢). I grew up with a surf culture with Jalama beach and many other smaller beaches between Lompoc and Santa Barbara. Surfers were a real role model of "easy-living" that I miss in these times. My favorite scene is their enthusiasm to share a surfing story and the women with them try to entice the young men's enthusiasm - and they go back to their storytelling 😂. Not classic cinema, but a good time-capsule popcorn film 🍿 with a few good laughs.

My parents' generation

Love her!

Love Ryan Gosling ❤

Link the movie? Plis...

That was great:)

Leon the Professional is the best

5:09 Scorsese actually IS in The Last Temptation of Christ. In the scene where Jesus tells Judas that the prophet Isaiah came to him, Isaiah is portrayed by Scorsese.

Michelle Pfeiffer was miscast

Someone recommended this in a r/filmmakers thread and now I’m here, SO FUN I need to watch this now!

6 years and you predicted it well.

this very imformative'

reflects so much of what portland was/ is reminds me of boys I knew

I think in some of these examples, IE the hidden credit card, I wonder if there was a deleted scene that would have "loaded the gun."

Radiohead in the bear last episode 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Thx

Can someone tell me why this enjoy this film? I’ve only watched the trailer, but it doesn’t look like this crazy good movie?

Nice video :)

вы показываете пример операторской работы из "Выжившего", а она точь в точь совпадает с Юсовым, оператором Тарковского....

The fact that they rehearsed that shit is fucking hysterical

This Can't Happen Here (1950) cannot possibly be worse than All These Women (1964). I had the chance to watch the latter movie for free online. I couldn't get past the first ten minutes.

Drive is a mediocrity

Yes please!

The only thing The Big Chill captured was the audience Return of the Secaucus Seven deserved.

You can´t polish a turd

EXCELLENT VIDEO Thank you for sharing this great video.

What does she think of brave legend Posey Parker?

Gaydiohead sucks