| mal clubs are quite dead but anyway i'm pretty optimistic in these 3 weeks I've seen a lot of movies as always since usually I would watch a movie everyday at night. these are some decent movies that I would recommend to everyone https://letterboxd.com/film/riki-oh-the-story-of-ricky/ https://letterboxd.com/film/barking-at-the-stars/ https://letterboxd.com/film/a-gentle-breeze-in-the-village/ https://letterboxd.com/film/die-nibelungen-siegfried/ https://letterboxd.com/film/dressed-to-kill-1980/ https://letterboxd.com/film/i-was-born-but/ https://letterboxd.com/film/the-whispering-star/ https://letterboxd.com/film/turtles-can-fly/ |
| Toy Story 4 was a good movie. I was pleasantly surprised by it. |
| "This little girl, who's not even half my size... taught me that tears can flow even from these silver eyes." - Teresa |
| The last film I watched was I Lost My Body on Netflix. I really enjoyed it. I really liked most of the interactions between the main characters. |
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| Saw this thread way too late, but: - Re-watched the Thing. Still one of the best horror movies I've seen, the atmosphere is great, the character are believable, the pratical effects are amazing (especially for its time). Timeless classic. - Watched the Banana Splits. It's a fun, goofy slasher with murder dolls based on an old kids show, the set design was great and the rest was good enough to not be distracting, at the very least. - Watched the Irishman. I had no problems with the cinematography and the acting was fantastic, but the length was definitely a bit too long for my impatitent mind. Still, for the last half hour or so and the beginning, I could genuinly see why people like it so much. The symbolism of him digging his own grave and his past in WW2 was well done. - Re-watched the Troll Hunter. A norweigan found footage film about a troll hunter. Probably the best found footage film i've seen, the troll hunter is a really fun character in how he seems so fed up with his job and the lengths it goes to make the setting and mythology actually believable is hilarious. New favorite. |
| u have no right to be depressed |
Jon_ner said: Saw this thread way too late, but: - Re-watched the Thing. Still one of the best horror movies I've seen, the atmosphere is great, the character are believable, the pratical effects are amazing (especially for its time). Timeless classic. - Watched the Banana Splits. It's a fun, goofy slasher with murder dolls based on an old kids show, the set design was great and the rest was good enough to not be distracting, at the very least. - Watched the Irishman. I had no problems with the cinematography and the acting was fantastic, but the length was definitely a bit too long for my impatitent mind. Still, for the last half hour or so and the beginning, I could genuinly see why people like it so much. The symbolism of him digging his own grave and his past in WW2 was well done. - Re-watched the Troll Hunter. A norweigan found footage film about a troll hunter. Probably the best found footage film i've seen, the troll hunter is a really fun character in how he seems so fed up with his job and the lengths it goes to make the setting and mythology actually believable is hilarious. New favorite. I've seen Troll Hunter too. I'm a fan of found footage films because they always tackle perspectives. I thought it would be bloodier. |
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