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      Christmas Chronicles. Kirk Russell as Santa on Netflix. Good Holiday flick.
    • Posts: 1,054 Member
      Pearl Harbor Such a good movie. Love history and the romantic plot. Great actors, too. Long one though.
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      crazyravr wrote: »
      22 July

      Man time flies by. I cannot believe its beet that long since this *kitten* happened. What a movie.

      this is near the top of my list i want to watch.
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      Bad times at the El Royale
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      edited December 2018
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      There was a lawsuit against Adam Sandler for stealing the plot of this movie for "The Waterboy"
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      The 2009 "My Bloody Valentine 3D" but not in 3D. My daughter is in LOVE with the show Supernatural so this was an inevitability. Shockingly, it was not terrible. There was a gratuitous nude scene (even my daughter was all, "This is a really long time for her to be running around naked like this."). But overall, it was a pretty good B-movie.
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      SwannySez wrote: »
      The 2009 "My Bloody Valentine 3D" but not in 3D. My daughter is in LOVE with the show Supernatural so this was an inevitability. Shockingly, it was not terrible. There was a gratuitous nude scene (even my daughter was all, "This is a really long time for her to be running around naked like this."). But overall, it was a pretty good B-movie.

      I'll watch it now that I know there's a nude scene. 😏
    • Posts: 235 Member
      Wonder Woman...sooooo good!!
    • Posts: 9,578 Member
      edited December 2018
      crazyravr wrote: »
      22 July

      Man time flies by. I cannot believe its beet that long since this *kitten* happened. What a movie.

      mbaker566 wrote: »
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      this is near the top of my list i want to watch.

      A grippingly intense movie. Legitimately stressed me out . Just the right amount of empathy dial with ease of portrayal by all characters. Commitment to role to convey: anger, confusion, terror, mad panic ... Believable .



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      The_Devil_in_Miss_Jones wrote: »
      Bad times at the El Royale

      How was this? Has a John Cusack "Identity" feel to it.
    • Posts: 9,578 Member
      edited December 2018
      Suspiria 2018

      My sister's choice. OMG! We watch all Tilda Swinton movies, and this one was a beautiful skin crawl movie. Dakota Johnson's interpretation of the innocent ballerina acquiescing to the Penny Dreadfulesque Nightcomers like coven, was mesmerising, to what could only be perceived as the cult who extol the Goddess Kali - female dominance, mother:child nurturence, sex, violence, blood, gore, superior execution of skill sets, self sacrifice and rebirth.
    • Posts: 1,320 Member
      Watched "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" (Jim Carrey version) with the kids last week
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      Just finished rewatching this,

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      honeybee__12 wrote: »
      Just finished rewatching this,

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      i need to watch that.
    • Posts: 72 Member
      The Little Mermaid (2018) Edition
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      edited December 2018
      The 6th Day. On Netflix.

      A good futuristic sci fi flick from my younger years about cloning. Its always funny how crazy inventive they can be with things and how advanced the technology is, but then for doing something mundane like filling out a form, hundreds of years into the future they still write it down in pen, tear the write copy off and the pink copy is yours to keep :D
    • Posts: 4,239 Member
      Lady bird and it was effing $hite.
      It ended and I just didnt know what happened.
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      Robin Hood. Piece of ideological and political trash. They ruin a classic by trying to modernize it and move it into the hardcore progressive movement. Very bad mix of main characters dressed in modern day influenced clothing, hair styles, and shoddy accents with the extras dressed in rags.

      Seems like whoever wrote this piece of trash had visions of grandeur by adding in scenes from "Dracula", "Eye Wide Shut", and "Von Helsing" to it.
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      This was a surprisingly well done movie, with minimal cast, minimal budget and a hefty dose of inventiveness.

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      Creed II

      pretty good. i liked it better than the first one, despite it being kinda predictable.
      michael b. jordan is such a great actor.

      stallone is finally showing his age now i think. he was already "old" a decade ago, but he was still a beast physically.
      now...he just seems like an old man. it works for the character in this movie, but it makes me nervous that this final Rambo movie he's doing soon is going to be awful.
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      SabAteNine wrote: »
      This was a surprisingly well done movie, with minimal cast, minimal budget and a hefty dose of inventiveness.

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      I spoiled the twists for myself in Searching because I got too curious and read the plot on Wikipedia, but I still really want to see it.
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      Operation Finale
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      This movie saved my life years ago and I need to watch it during the holidays to keep myself in check.

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      Its really good, best animated film ive seen this year
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      neilwij wrote: »
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      Its really good, best animated film ive seen this year

      How did you see it already?
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      xFunctionalStrengthx wrote: »
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      How did you see it already?

      He might have been part of the Pre-screen testing audience. Always shows before Premiers in LA and NYC.
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      xFunctionalStrengthx wrote: »
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      How did you see it already?

      They had preview showings this weekend. I live in england.

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