Post: #26

I would watch a lot more foreign films if I knew which to watch.

Korean cinema is usually pretty good, I like their cop dramas.

Post: #27

Terrible idea for a female crime movie.

A better one would be about how an overprivileged brat used her beltway connections to scam investors out of billions using a fake medical device.

Post: #28

Guys, I just realized...

77% of 11 is 8.47, which rounds down to 8

So Oceans 8 is literally 77 cents to the dollar of Ocean's 11

Wow

Post: #29

(12-20-2017 12:50 AM)Kid Strangelove Wrote:  Guys, I just realized...

77% of 11 is 8.47, which rounds down to 8

So Oceans 8 is literally 77 cents to the dollar of Ocean's 11

Wow

Too bad they'll make a lot less than 77% of the box office of Ocean's 11. But then that's consistent too.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #30

So they steal a necklace worth $150 million dollars.
Over/under on the amount of selfies these broads take with it on during the escape?

Post: #31

(12-20-2017 03:17 AM)Synezthetic Wrote:  So they steal a necklace worth $150 million dollars.
Over/under on the amount of selfies these broads take with it on during the escape?

Is that what the movie is about? I tried watching the trailer but tuned out after how terrible it was.

Post: #32

(12-20-2017 12:50 AM)Kid Strangelove Wrote:  Guys, I just realized...

77% of 11 is 8.47, which rounds down to 8

So Oceans 8 is literally 77 cents to the dollar of Ocean's 11

Wow

Post: #33

(12-20-2017 03:17 AM)Synezthetic Wrote:  So they steal a necklace worth $150 million dollars.
Over/under on the amount of selfies these broads take with it on during the escape?

You sure!? I heard they marry the most attractive in the group off to a billionaire, then divorce rape him six months later and split the profit.

Post: #34

(12-20-2017 03:17 AM)Synezthetic Wrote:  So they steal a necklace worth $150 million dollars.
Over/under on the amount of selfies these broads take with it on during the escape?

Stealing such an expensive necklace is almost useless. Even the underground billionaires who would pay for the necklace would give you at best 10 mio. $.

You can steal 100 mio. $ in unmarket cash, you can steal 100 mio. $ in unmarked diamonds or gold, but stealing easily recognizable unique jewelry or art is worth only a pittance of the actual monetary value.

But it's possible that they produced it on the cheap - all for feminism of course. Olivia Munn who played a minor role admitted that she had to pay for the movie - having to foot the bill for her wardrobe.

http://www.eonline.com/news/881585/olivi...an-s-eight

Of course she says that she was happy to do it - HAIL FEMINISM!

So maybe the producers came up with the idea of crippling their wages and thus ensuring a success of the movie. Enough feminazis are going to turn up and drag their social justice male besties along with them to the movie to make a 40 mio. $ budget back.

Post: #35

(12-20-2017 12:50 AM)Kid Strangelove Wrote:  Guys, I just realized...

77% of 11 is 8.47, which rounds down to 8

So Oceans 8 is literally 77 cents to the dollar of Ocean's 11

Wow

I came here to post this exact fucking thing.

Post: #36

The first Ocean's Eleven was made in 1960, starring the original rat pack. The Cloney/Pitt/Damon Ocean's Eleven is actually a remake of the original.

If you like old classic movies then watch the original, it's as good as it gets. It should be required watching for people on here, insights into how the old school rat pack lived their lives is amazing to watch.

Post: #37

Here's the poster for the sequel

Ocean's 5 to 10