ROTTEN PEAS - ongoing movie thread by 2Peas Critics

Did you really like it? I was planning to see it but it got terrible reviews, I was bummed because I really like all three of them.

Thanks - I suspected as much - I am glad to know.


My sister has asked me to go see this - I don't know if I can handle it. After I saw "A Dog's Journey" - even though I read the book and knew the premise and it ended nicely, I sat in the parking lot and cried for a full 10 minutes so not sure I could handle the Art of Racing in the Rain (haven't read the book but did read a spoiler).

I saw "The Peanut Butter Falcon" last night - it was such a sweet movie. I love movies where misfits kind of come together to form their own family...kind of a buddy film with a Huckleberry Finn kind of feel to it.

Thanks cadoodlebug - that was my concern - we may give it a try after all

We saw Angel has Fallen today. We both really liked it. Lots of action as expected with a fairly predictable storyline but still fun.

We saw The Peanut Butter Falcon this past weekend and enjoyed it.. it's one of those off-the-beaten-path movies that I think is going to do very well.

One of you said it was like Huckleberry Finn, but we thought it was more like Of Mice and Men. Very well cast and edited, as well. That porn actress Iforgetername was in it -- oh, Dakota Johnson -- girl can actually act. I guess 50 Shades did for her what Basic Instinct did for Sharon Stone.

Anyway I'm pretty sure I can recommend Peanut Butter Falcon for families. Some violence and such but nothing too harsh.

Layce

We saw a couple of ads for this on TV over the past week and it's on our list of movies to see if it plays at one of the theaters we go to.


They might have...I am not the biggest Beatles fan and enjoyed it.  DH is Beatles fan and it was his one of his favorite movies of the summer.

We finally saw Avengers Endgame last night and I liked it. I have seen most of the Marvel movies, but not all. Have to say, I am surprised after all this time I have never heard any spoilers.

Watched Angel Has Fallen last weekend and we really enjoyed it! Nick Nolte was the surprise scene stealer of the movie. good to see him back on the big screen. This movie was a fun way to cap off the summer action movies.

I saw a couple of movies this weekend as my local (favorite) theater had $5.00 movies for the whole weekend.

1. Angel Has Fallen. I enjoyed it. Predictable but decent.
2. Shaw and Hobbs. Same. But way more action. The little girl was adorable. And the Rock. Swoon.

Lisa

DH and I saw Good Boys today. Not my usual cup of tea, but man, I adored it. This coming of age movie was very funny, and very sweet; I was alternately laughing out loud (LOL!) and tearing up. It's a shame that this movie is rated R because the tweens it portrays aren't even able to see it without a parent. And I think they would love it and find it meaningful. The message it sends about friendship between the three boys is very special and something you NEVER see in typical kid movies.

The R rating comes from frequent F-bombs from the three main characters, who are 6th grade boys. And drugs and sex toys are featured prominently; however the boys aren't using them, but trying to get rid of them, and the general message about drugs (except for a few sips of beer) is that they are bad, and the boys are still very innocent in sexual matters.

Despite the above, I would have taken DS to this movie when he was in middle school in a heartbeat.

Lived Halle in this movie. And the dogs. But i am way over John wick.