"Oh shit, I forgot about... that scene."

I show Tetsuo: The Iron Man to anyone I can get to watch it. They thought they knew what weird shit was because they’ve watched some David Lynch, but then they saw a drilldo and a dick tank.

Ha, I remember screening Perfect Blue for some friends and feeling like this. I don't think they really liked it unfortunately, which is a shame. That movie is a masterpiece.

I had heard The Lobster was funny, so picked it to watch with my wife. I still remember the accusing way she looked at me every other scene.

Okay but why am I watching 2 cats watch a movie?

I kind of hate watching movies with other people because they turn their interest in the film into a referendum on me as a human being.

it's so fucking weird. it's just a movie man, it exists whether we watch it or not. your massive insecurity about your identity is not my issue man.

Well if it was a random pick then oh well, whatever. But otherwise then yeah -I find myself nitpicking more. Bc I’m vouching for it being worthy of our time, so it’s reflective on me. Plus I’m trying to gauge if my company is enjoying themselves.

Me too! I’ll pick lesser known films just to broaden horizons or see people’s reactions when they don’t know what to expect. It’s very much part of the fun😁

And this kinda thing is why I don't pick films, TV or music for groups anymore. That and far too often getting negative responses from others.

The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle

Ink is a fantastic watch. The whole movie used to be on YouTube but I don't think it is anymore.

Is there a name for this phenomenon? Just did a group road trip and the hotel I picked ended up being shit. Guess whose value as a human went down as a result? Mine.

Why? I did my best, I researched, the online reviews were good. So why does every observation about the rude staff and funny smell reflect on me personally?

https://youtu.be/fVLrUEyYLAI

The Stunt Man

Great movie with Peter O'Toole and Barbara Hershey.

One joke about a 14 year old prostitute, but what movie is perfect?

What timeframe is "old" ?

I'm that way anytime it's my turn to pick what anime to watch.

I did this on my honeymoon and learned that the action-packed adventure movie I recommended was actually about healing wounded familial relationships and made my wife cry XD

I recommend watching Happiness (1998) with your friends and family.

My sister in law got SUPER into the Bay-formers. I showed her the only Transformers movie that was actually about giant transforming robots, the original 1986 Transformers Movie.

She was not impressed.

Why is the POV from a third person? Is the cat having an out of body experience?

Guest House Paradiso.

It's already rare for me to find movies that are worth the time to watch those and I don't really like to watch movies due to it being rather too passive activity. So, i just pick whatever movie I'm willing to watch and it's up to the other person to put up with it.