The Lost Drive-In

Driven by her faith in Alicent, Rhaenyra positions herself to take King's Landing while the Triarchy sails to take on Corlys in the Gullet.
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Conan the Barbarian is a legitimately great movie. Its sequel, Conan the Destroyer, is often dismissed as the vastly inferior follow-up—and while Barbarian is indeed the stronger film, don’t get it twisted. Destroyer is still a legitimate, bad-ass fantasy adventure that’s more than worthy of the Conan name.
The production design is fantastic, immersing you fully in Conan’s savage world. Add in a fun D&D-style quest, an underrated but magnetic performance from Wilt Chamberlain as Bombaata, and the scene-stealing energy of Grace Jones as Zula, and you’ve got a thoroughly entertaining, kick-ass sword-and-sorcery flick. If you’re a fan of fantasy—or especially if you’re already a Conan fan—it’s well worth watching.
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The Payback theatrical cut approaches the film with more levity than the director's cut which didn't get released until a handful of years later. It's a great lesson in how different a film can feel with clever editing, filters, and a change of music. Regardless of the version you prefer one thing is absolutely true; Mel Gibson is fantastic as Porter.
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Just a quick update to our upcoming schedule. Long story short - The Outsiders is coming for members only as well as a watch of the film, Street Fighter from 1994. Yes, the JCVD one about the video game with Raul Julia. Additionally, we will be dropping Payback on the LDI feed next week. Stay tuned and if you just can't wait and want to support the show give membership a look! Thanks.
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This movie has a sleepy quality to it, but it does engage with some thought-provoking ideas. The movie succeeds by making you think, and in that it is interesting. Where the movie stuggles is in execution. There are no excellent set-piece moments, and too much of the important development happes off-camera. They forgot the important rule of film: it's always best to show instead of tell. That said, the film is still good, and it's worth at least a watch just for Vincent D'Onofrio's outstanding acting.
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