What is the last movie u watched
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Also this. 🫶
frying nemo
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so good wasn't it!?Also this. 🫶
Not too bad! The jump scares had everyone in the theater screaming, it was fun. 😂
The main reason why my friends and I chose this movie is because it's the same production team that created "Weapons."
you should check out the writer/director's 2 previous films oddity and caveat. guy is 3 for 3 for me.
Literally just finished watching this myself!Also this. 🫶
what did you think? i think it might be my fave film so far this year.
Still kinda digesting it, went in totally blind, had no idea what to expect so no expectations - that being said I definitely didnt hate it
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the super Mario galaxy movie in theatres
frying nemo
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frying nemo
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try a horror movie like halloween
So many good movies to recommend but if you like psychological dramas 2 older movies are Silence of the Lambs and also Split.
Cool, thanks for the recommendation! I actually did see the film "Oddity," and it was decent. My only gripe is, they should've filmed more inside of the building too. On the outside, the building is portrayed as really huge, but we mostly stayed in the main room throughout the entire film. Imagine how creepy it would be to use more of that space -- dark hallways, badly lit bedrooms, maybe a dingy basement -- to create intensity and doom. 🧟♀️
What a coincidence how all three of us to embarked on the same film at the same time, I hope you enjoyed it! I liked "Weapons" a bit better, but I was entertained just the same. 🫶
Onward to last movie watched:
I'll admit that this wasn't the last movie I watched but it was the last good movie I've seen lately, highly recommend!
(The rest is too much of an embarrassment to admit to watching, yikes!)
(The rest is too much of an embarrassment to admit to watching, yikes!)
frying nemo
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homeward bound
Small Things Like These
Small Things Like These is a 2024 Irish-Belgian historical drama starring Cillian Murphy, based on Claire Keegan's novella, about a coal merchant in 1985 Ireland who uncovers abuse at a local Magdalene Laundry run by a convent, forcing him to choose between his family's security and his conscience. Directed by Tim Mielants, the film is praised for its quiet, powerful performances, particularly Murphy's, and its exploration of moral courage, complicity, and the haunting legacy of the Magdalene laundries
Small Things Like These is a 2024 Irish-Belgian historical drama starring Cillian Murphy, based on Claire Keegan's novella, about a coal merchant in 1985 Ireland who uncovers abuse at a local Magdalene Laundry run by a convent, forcing him to choose between his family's security and his conscience. Directed by Tim Mielants, the film is praised for its quiet, powerful performances, particularly Murphy's, and its exploration of moral courage, complicity, and the haunting legacy of the Magdalene laundries
Pandora
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took a long time to see this, was a very hard watch but plowed through.
The Odyssey - 8/10 - went in with low expectations, (not a huge Nolan fan) but I was enthralled all the way through, they didnt overdo the CGI and that last 30mins was so well done! Oscar-worthy acting from Hathaway, Pattinson and Damon.
Kim
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You have Netflix? If so please watch Speak No Evil, if you thought Split was creepy then buckle up for a ride on this film.
Visually epic and loving the Cyclops scenes.
frying nemo
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