Anyone see Nightmare Alley yet?

Saw it last night and it was quite the ride.

The two bestest older actresses going.

A fan of anything Guillermo del Toro but I think I want to watch the original before seeing this.

S2DG said:

A fan of anything Guillermo del Toro but I think I want to watch the original before seeing this.

Chile didnt even bother. I wanted to walk in the theater not knowing anything. Didnt even know what it was about, just the curiosity alone had me interested.

paisleypark4 said:

S2DG said:

A fan of anything Guillermo del Toro but I think I want to watch the original before seeing this.

Chile didnt even bother. I wanted to walk in the theater not knowing anything. Didnt even know what it was about, just the curiosity alone had me interested.

I was with you but I couldn't help myself because it's on youtube.

Pretty great movie for 1947 but I love film noir.

I can see Mr del Toro doing great things with this...can't wait to see it.


https://www.youtube.com/w...zW1uWX5ShE

[Edited 1/13/22 15:17pm]

I saw the movie this week. Not Guillermo del Toro's best movie, but still pretty good. (I've never seen a bad Guillermo del Toro movie.) I read there is also a black and white version which should look pretty cool--like an old film noir you'd see late at night on Turner Classic Movies.

By the way, the nudity for the "R" rating is for one scene of Bradley Cooper taking a bath. You can briefly see everything. That may be of interest to some people.

sexton said:

I saw the movie this week. Not Guillermo del Toro's best movie, but still pretty good. (I've never seen a bad Guillermo del Toro movie.) I read there is also a black and white version which should look pretty cool--like an old film noir you'd see late at night on Turner Classic Movies.

By the way, the nudity for the "R" rating is for one scene of Bradley Cooper taking a bath. You can briefly see everything. That may be of interest to some people.

Everyone in the theater was like "oooh.." lol