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Hey all, apologies for not getting the second DC up for the month of January. Will be putting that up tomorrow. Craving a violent (and possibly stupid) movie, not sure yet.

Suggestions for the movies for February? (If you can put all your suggestions in one post, that'd be great.)

But here's how it looks like for the next several days.

Today - The Bear 2x9, 2x10

Sat - DC #2 (still not sure what that is)

Sun - The Office 6x4 & 6x5

Mon - TLotR: The Fellowship of the Ring (DC #1 for Feb)

Tues - Jujutsu Kaisen 0

Weds - The Office 6x6

Comments

Jacob Cannon

jimmy there's this movie 'Sorry to Bother You' (don't worry i've never brought it up) which is both violent and stupid!

Kim Carragher

Stardust, About Time, Molly’s Game and the Handmaiden (Korean film)

arkon

For violence...the accountant maybe? It's Affleck too

Kim Carragher

I’ve not watched this but ppl have been suggesting it for ages. So I second this motion!

HermitM

Some violent ones that didn't make the cut previously: Mandy (2018) Conan the Barbarian (1982) Robocop (1987)

Kim Carragher

Ahhh a violent and kind of stupid movie is The Hunt (2020) - I forgot to add it to my suggestion list

NEMESIS

Not very violent but pretty funny ME3AN is amazing

Sharkman 42

The Killing of a Sacred Deer

Tipist

Grind. It's not violent, but it is VERY stupid.

emily ღ

the royal tenenbaums

Roxy

What’s eating Gilbert Grape 93, casino 95, rounders 98, public enemies 09, out of the furnace 13, the boy in the striped Pyjamas 08

NexX

The Last Boy Scout? Maybe? Also very excited to see you watching lord of the rings goated trilogy

Michael

I'm posting a bunch if suggestions just in case but only one fits the dumb & violent request***, sorry=/ Speed Racer (2008) Extraction 2 (2023)*** The King of Kong (2007) Gattaca (1997) Porco Rosso (1992)

Dean Cyphers

It’s time for ‘I saw the devil’ Jimmy. Also, hyped for LOTR!

Michael

Quick descriptions: Speed Racer is a fun and goody and action-packed live-action adaptation of the 1960s anime of the same name, from the Wachowskis Extraction 2 is the sequel to the first Hemsworth film which you enjoyed; another faux-one-take like the first plus wall-to-wall over-the-top action; violent and dumb, as requested!! King of Kong is a funny and brisk documentary about people competing in old arcade games, specifically Donkey Kong; it's funny and endearing Gattaca is a sci-fi movie about gene manipulation and it's effect on society, but it's much more personal than that premise suggests; not actiony...a sci-fi drama. One of my favorites of the genre. Starring Ethan Hawke & Jude Law Porco Rosso is an animated film from Miyazaki and is my favorite of his; a whimsical and wry fighter pilot with the head of a pig is an aerial bounty hunter in a fantastical version of post WW1 Italy

Callum

The impossible Karate kid

Michael

My bad! I guarantee I even watched that reaction too lol; my memory is going=)

Rebecca Karsner

The Lookout (2007) 11:14 The Wrestler Up in the Air Adventureland Ides of March Dumb Money Emily the Criminal Into the Wild

Rebecca Karsner

Brawl in Cell Block 99 would be a great pick for a violent film!

Igby

I saw the devil (2010)

Igby

Brick (2005)

Chael

Stardust

GaryJerryLarry

Timecrimes (2007) [Amazing low-budget spanish sci-fi]

GaryJerryLarry

Strange Days (1995) [A very 90's version of the future (with violence), story by James Cameron]

GaryJerryLarry

Ghost Dog: the Way of the Samurai (1999) [Forest Whitaker as a modern-day (violent) samurai]

Scarlett Monrow

Lincoln Lawyer Mickey Blue Eyes A Fish Called Wanda Three Fugitives Undercover Blues

Scarlett Monrow

Stuck on you (comedy) Astronaut's wife 1999 (sci fi thriller) Depp The Sphere 1999 sci fi Evolution (2001) comedy The Associate - business comedy, Whoopi Goldberg

Max

Deepwater Horizon (2016) Spring Breakers (2012) Manchester by the Sea (2016) Mulholland Dr. (2001) Night at the Museum (2006)

Cooper Little

Nope Legend (2015) Donnie Brasco And Justice for All Scent of a Woman Royal Tenenbaums The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Young Frankenstein

Myles

A Knight’s Tale - (2001 Heath Ledger feel good, funny movie) The Terminal – (2004 Tom Hanks & Steven Spielberg film)

Just When I Thought I Was Out...

Boogie Nights (PTA marky mark Burt Reynolds) Midnight Run (DeNiro buddy movie) Thief( Michael Mann James Caan)

Jane

In the name of the father

Alex Kingdom

Lucky Number Slevin _ I'll die on this hill Find Me Guilty - Vin Diesel with hair Fracture - Ryan Gosling/Anthony Hopkins Mystery American Made- Tom Cruise... Men at Work - Charlie Sheen/Keith David/ Emilio Esteves Unthinkable - Sam Jackson classic Chronicles Of Riddick - More Vin Diesel Trainspotting - Cult Classic Ewan Mcgergor

JD

This is england (2006) Felon (2008) Nil by Mouth (1997) Chopper (2000) Reign of fire (2002) Four lions (2010)

Mark Lowe

The Room (2003) missed this post last two months glad I am here

Jemi sublime

All quiet on the western front (2022) Shutter Island (2010) The killing of a sacred deer (2017)

AlexBoss

Hero is excellent if you liked Crouching Tiger Versus is what you described above, violent, silly but fantastic if you want something higher in quality The Favorite is a fantastic movie with fantastic acting (but is a period dramedy) An arthouse gem that is a unique masterpiece is 2046 If you want something of a sexy film noir with good acting and story Manhattan Night is excellent But if you want simple brainless violent silliness you can't go wrong with Stratham Crank 1 and 2 are wonderfully violent and ridiculous The Transporter (only the original) is a great action movie and the French District B13 is a high adrenaline action movie with amazing stunts. Btw... When will you be watching Andor? Now that you finished the Bear maybe?

Krieger

Charlie Wilson’s War is highly underrated. Funny and has political shenanigans, and competent characters

Dor

I'm going to make the case for an out there pick: A little movie called Lone Star from 1996. Here's the pitch: It stars Chris Cooper, and features Matthew McConaughey, Kris Kristofferson, Joe Morton, and Frances McDormand. Directed by John Sayles, the best indie film director of the '90s. It's a mystery with a little bit of western thrown in. What's it about? Well, solving a mystery. But it's also about the legacies our parents leave us, and how we can or can't escape the past. And, for a movie made in 1996, it has some pretty interesting things to say about race relations in America. Not an action film, but a fucking excellent movie.

mark wass

Lucky number slevin 2006. great movie in this one mans opinion

Ninaofthe90s

- Interview with the vampire - Apocalypto - Requiem for a dream - Oppenheimer - The Last of the Mohicans

Alex Kingdom

For someone that loves it as well, I don't see Many saints of Newark on the watched list. Sopranos sequel obviously. One of the best prequels after years I've see

Rebecca Karsner

Requiem for a Dream!!! 🙌 I just saw Oppenheimer and it was fantastic so I second that as well!!

Tim Itnyre

For brainless violence and action, John Travolta 's From Paris With Love would be magnificent. For something less action-packed, I don't see The Sixth Sense on your list and that's an all time classic.

Chris

I would once again like to suggest the movie miracle, but I don’t see it winning the poll lol.

Kim Carragher

Bottoms is also a fun silly violent romp!

Kyle

Interview with a vampire is still a great choice.

Kim Carragher

A super late suggestion and kicking myself bc it is also a fun and violent romp but They Cloned Tyrone

Kim Carragher

I remember watching that for the first time in my teens and ughh so good. Heist vibes.