Now don't you dare and go reenact any of these scenes with an SP since your recent fascination with role playing.
What is the best recent movie you’ve seen.
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I really enjoyed “What is a Woman?” It’s a documentary by Matt Walsh. I didn’t find the movie to be disturbing at all.
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I recently watched "WARHORSE ONE", I found it both full of action and compelling. I really enjoyed the storyline and the devotion, compassion that this soldier shows. I will definitely watch it again.
Yes, this brought back some fine memories, seeing Michael Keaton again in the batsuit.
The Flash was good, not great (maybe an 8/10 for me). Honestly I was expecting way more, given how certain people hyped it up (James Gunn, Stephen King, supposedly Tom Cruise, lol, etc.).
Michael Keaton was good, but at the same time they could've done so much more (ie. we "see" the OG Burton Batmobile, but he never uses it, etc).
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Great movie...it lives up to the hype. Watch it in IMAX, if you can.
I'm expecting Nolan to finally get his Oscar(s) for best movie and best director for this. Ditto with both Murphy and Downey Jr. as well.
Overall, was a great summer for movies. Can't remember a summer that was so jammed packed. For me in terms of enjoyment/fun, the new Mission: Impossible and Indiana Jones were my favorites.
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Watched it long time ago, good show. I believe there is a thread for best tv series already. and it was mentioned.
The last mission impossible..,
One of the best in the long serie : Good rythm, good camera, humor and great cast.
You may or not like Tom Cruise but this man is crazy doing what he is doing : stainless steel balls
One of the best in the long serie : Good rythm, good camera, humor and great cast.
You may or not like Tom Cruise but this man is crazy doing what he is doing : stainless steel balls
Keaton is usually the best part of any movie he's in.
Time to put a little bit of romance in this thread
Portrait de la jeune fille en feu / Portrait of a lady on fire
This movie made me wish I could fall in love for the first time again. It just broke me and reduced me to tears of sadness and joy at the same time.
I wish I could erase it from my memory and watch it for the first time over and over again
Portrait de la jeune fille en feu / Portrait of a lady on fire
This movie made me wish I could fall in love for the first time again. It just broke me and reduced me to tears of sadness and joy at the same time.
I wish I could erase it from my memory and watch it for the first time over and over again
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Agreed, special movie. Also in the romance category, I quite liked this year’s “Past Lives”.
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Not sure, I'd call it a "romance" given certain things. If I had to summarize this movie, I think I'd say it's about "people changing". That conversation in the restaurant is probably the highlight of the film.
Was an interesting, but in a way sad movie.
Maurice you overlooked my two favorite series...Sopranos and The Wire.
Also, just watched 1917-I recommend it!
Also, just watched 1917-I recommend it!
True, it's an over-simplification to call it a "romance movie" alone. To me, it is, like you said, a movie about people changing (and, arguably, about how sometimes moving into a different socio-economic-political environment can help foster a greater expression of one’s potential and true nature), but central to the story, and what the movie spends quite a bit of runtime (and a leitmotif in "In-Yun") exploring, is how that affects the opening and closing of romantic possibilities/trajectories, so I think it is, at least in part, a romance movie, even though it's far from being a stereotypical Hollywood one (the ending was refreshingly non-Hollywood-like). Like you, I also found it to be a sad movie (hit pretty close to home tbh) and, yes, the restaurant scene was a standout.
But back to the topic, the new Fincher movie, “The Killer”, is an enjoyable watch, though a little cliche.
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Same.
Loved it. By far the best Godzilla movie.
I was so impressed with it so much i watched it 3 times in theaters!
Yesterday I rewatched "Master and Commander" for the Nth time
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