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I have to go with one of the Bourne movies, probably the first one.

As tempting as it is to go for a 'car' movie, or even a movie about racing, I love the driving done for the Bourne movies - so I'll go with the first of them. All the driving was done by a real driver, without the aid of CGI. The kind of precision driving that requires, along with the inability to damage too many vehicles beforehand, means the skills of the stunt drivers were exceptional.

Yeah, I gotta go with The Bourne Identity. It's truly exceptional driving.

If it had been plural, I'd have said the whole damned series - but the series with that bald-headed action star (Fast and Furious, I think?) has some pretty sweet driving in it, as well.

(Pardon me, if I'm not here long. I may fall asleep.)

I have to go with one of the Bourne movies, probably the first one. As tempting as it is to go for a 'car' movie, or even a movie about racing, I love the driving done for the Bourne movies - so I'll go with the first of them. All the driving was done by a real driver, without the aid of CGI. The kind of precision driving that requires, along with the inability to damage too many vehicles beforehand, means the skills of the stunt drivers were exceptional. Yeah, I gotta go with The Bourne Identity. It's truly exceptional driving. If it had been plural, I'd have said the whole damned series - but the series with that bald-headed action star (Fast and Furious, I think?) has some pretty sweet driving in it, as well. (Pardon me, if I'm not here long. I may fall asleep.)

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[–] • 3 pts

I may have to do the whole series then. I was unaware of the third, thanks.

I'm not really a huge movie/TV guy - to the point where the memes are meaningless to me. I plan on fixing this, to some extent. No, I'm not going to start watching a lot of content - I'm just going to go through and make sure I've seen some of the classics and stuff that sounds interesting. Who knows, maybe I'll find something I like?

Entirely unrelated, I'm a pretty big fan of that Terry Gilliam fella. I've seen all of his stuff. I think I've seen most of Tim Burton's stuff, as well. There's also Kubrick and Tarentino (spelling?). So, it's not like I've watched no movies - it's just that I've never been into it so I haven't watched a lot of them.

[–] • 1 pt

I've never been big on movies and TV myself. Sitting down and watching for more than an hour usually gives me a headache. But when I do watch something, it's usually older comedies and action films. The newer ones are just too extreme to be interesting. I think the last time I sat down and watched something was in the spring, where I watched the Naked Gun movies, a bunch of Chuck Norris, and a few other 80s-90s action movies.

Coworkers usually try talking to me about movies, then realize very quickly that I've seen practically nothing. I have several lists laying around somewhere of movies I ABSOLUTELY must see!

It's just sad how most of the population has nothing going through their heads, aside from TV, movies, and video games. As much as the redpill guys want to scream about how women are totally above this stuff, and don't consume at all and you had better not either, in my experience woman are the worst offenders. Most of these lists are in the handwriting of women.

[–] • 1 pt

As near as I can tell, they're lying when they say a movie is good and you must watch it.

I kinda want to assume they actually knew it was a shitty movie and they're claiming it's good so that they can get more people to watch it and feel less bad about watching such a terrible movie.

I hardly ever accept recommendations.