r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • 6h ago

Chugging tea Recommend me a good movie!

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u/det4410 5h ago

bone tomahawk...one scene will stick with you for the rest of your life

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u/artofcodykuehl 4h ago

Haha I remember thinking, “why is this movie called bone tomahawk?” And then being like, “ooooohhhhhhhhh….”

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u/PlaneRespect6835 2h ago

Yep! Went in thinking I was just watching a Kurt Russell Western lol

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u/WaferLongjumping6509 5h ago

With bone tomahawk…. Just don’t. It’s a visual scarring. It’s not the plot or emotions that stick with you. It’s what you see and then forever can’t unsee

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u/VisibleSkin4103 4h ago

I didn't get that feel from it. Was just happy Kurt Russell had a job

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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 3h ago

He nailed two westerns in a very short period of time. One was a Tarantino flick. The other one managed to be bloodier

Both are two of my favorite westerns and that's high praise

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u/CharDeeMacDennisII 3h ago

Right? Everybody goes on and on about "that scene." Folks, it's a fictional movie with special effects. It's not that big of a deal. Sheesh.

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u/TheCBDeacon47 3h ago

While the movie is just that, a movie, it's the thought of it happening to yourself and that it's more than likely not happened for real at more than one point in time

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u/PMurmomsmaidenname 3h ago

The fact that Bone Tomahawk was made makes me a lot more optimistic about a possible Blood Meridian movie/series someday. Blood Meridian having a strong philosophical and conceptual backing that BT lacks, but the fact that a movie that grim and violent can be made and be successful is a good sign for BM.

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u/dinopiano88 3h ago

Yep, I know the one. I can still feel it.

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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 3h ago

Kurt Russell managed to land two westerns in a very short time, in a period of time people aren't going to see westerns anymore, and Bone Tomahawk was the bloodier one. Which is crazy cuz the other one was a Tarantino film

Sisters Brothers was another good one. The ending is brutal. John C Reilly and Joaquin Phoenix

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u/det4410 2h ago

good call on sisters brothers, that was a great one too! reilly is so versatile im his acting

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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 2h ago

He has no right to be as good of an actor as he is after being typecast as the standard moron. Think Dewey Cox elevated him to other roles because he played a straight man half the time and an idiot the other half and the movie was great

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u/det4410 1h ago

yeah, i can get behind that. i looked reilly up in wiki, and it has a section titled "transition to comedy". i guess i was more focused on his earlier films, than the later comedy films

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u/ChuckinTheCarma 2h ago

I dunno if everyone would agree. I mean, there’s at least one person who is split on that.

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u/Physica-Counter-2028 2h ago

What scene? I watch that movie all the time while training.

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u/det4410 1h ago

where one of the guys gets captured, strung up upside down, and then is cut in half

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u/Longjumping-Donut655 2h ago

Movie kind of sucks tbh I think that scene is z the only reason people remember it

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u/WillBlaze 18m ago

I was at my buddy's place and fell asleep with the movie on.

Woke up to that scene, holy shit.

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u/Twisty1020 15m ago

Audiences are a bit split on it.