What movies are you watching?

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Bi_3 wrote:The Wild Robot

Pretty good family movie, i'd describe it as The Iron Giant with environmentalism replacing the Cold War themes.
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Throwing on my Seven 4k
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Nosferatu (two thousand and twenty four). Just as I expected, this movie quickly burrowed its way underneath my skin. And into my heart, devouring my soul. Just like with The VVitch, which I don't appreciate nearly as much as this, but love, subtitles are absolutely crucial. The language is so ancient it's hard to recognize the words in my brain. And I miss crucial plot details. Needless to say I watched it on my computer today and then again halfway through with subtitles. Looking forward to watching it again tomorrow completely with subtitles.
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tommy wrote:Throwing on my Seven 4k
First time seeing Se7en was a bootleg cam VHS I bought at a flea market, my how times have changed... I bet the rain looks much better now.
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oasisfan35 wrote:
tommy wrote:Throwing on my Seven 4k
First time seeing Se7en was a bootleg cam VHS I bought at a flea market, my how times have changed... I bet the rain looks much better now.
This is my first time watching it in probably 20 years. It's still a classic and it looks incredible.
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tommy wrote:
oasisfan35 wrote:
tommy wrote:Throwing on my Seven 4k
First time seeing Se7en was a bootleg cam VHS I bought at a flea market, my how times have changed... I bet the rain looks much better now.
This is my first time watching it in probably 20 years. It's still a classic and it looks incredible.
It has been a while for me as well, Platinum Series DVDs here. Always love to hear NIN's Closer (Precurser).
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Hundreds of Beavers. I was told this was like a "live-action Looney Tunes" and I definitely see that's what they were aiming at but the gags seemed very predictable and tired. Pretty lame.

Conclave. I really enjoyed this, loved how pulpy it felt. The easy pleasures of a tawdry airport paperback. Great performances. Cool sets.
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Yeah Hundreds of Beavers didn't work for me at all.
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Paddington 2
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Jorge wrote:I was told this was like a "live-action Looney Tunes" and I definitely see that's what they were aiming at but the gags seemed very predictable and tired.
They need to release Coyote v. ACME. John Cena said it is his favorite thing he's ever done and very sad it hasn't been released.
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Monkey_Driven wrote:Paddington 2
Getting set up for the new one?
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tragabigzanda wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
Jorge wrote:I was told this was like a "live-action Looney Tunes" and I definitely see that's what they were aiming at but the gags seemed very predictable and tired.
They need to release Coyote v. ACME. John Cena said it is his favorite thing he's ever done and very sad it hasn't been released.
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Man I really wanna see conclave. But I still have so many shitty horror movies to watch first
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Watched De Palma's Sisters this evening. Strange movie that I quite enjoyed. Very Hitchcock. The ending really made me laugh.
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Babygirl

Really elegantly made, I appreciate several sequences, but the writing! A bunch of very abrupt and under-developed nonsense. Vacillates between fun and annoying one too many times, ends up in the annoying side
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The American.

Anton Corbjin is very tasteful but overall the movie is 30 minutes too long. Still enjoyable.
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I can't remember which David Lynch movies I haven't seen. Maybe I should finish up Twin Peaks. I think I only saw the first season, which I loved, but I heard the second season wasn't great, so I didn't watch so as not to ruin it.
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wease wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:Paddington 2
Getting set up for the new one?
This will get me back in a theater.
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Monkey_Driven wrote:Paddington 2
I remember this one being pretty great
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