I took a look at what’s out at cinemas and yeh, all get a big no from me
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ditto Barbie....again, downloaded it, 4K and all...gave it a try for Ryan Gosling....yeaaaahhhhhhhhhhh naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhIve never walked out. Im usually careful with what I see.
I havent watched Barbie or Oppenheimer.
SiThe last movie I didn't see was the one that I didn't see because I was lost at sea trying to find the one I didn't see.
Sea what I did there?
Granted it wasn’t the highest quality but that is a pretty wide spread of selection and not one of them appealed to you?Maybe the worst list of Boxing Day releases I can recall.
A new weird Yorgos Lanthimos film, Woody Allen going full Francophone, a middlebrow Holocaust film, a pair of bad animated kids movies, some awful rom com and a superhero movie that almost got shelved for a tax break.
Granted it wasn’t the highest quality but that is a pretty wide spread of selection and not one of them appealed to you?
I reckon the problem might not be the films.
You’ve basically shitcanned the entire list of movies (also missing a few) so you know, go off king.I didn’t say that - I’ll see Poor Things and probably Coup de Chance (would’ve already done so was I not currently with Covid). Maybe One Life if I have to, like, take my mum to the movies or something.
My point is that’s well down on what it normally is, and the two I’ll see are reasonably niche.
You’ve basically shitcanned the entire list of movies (also missing a few) so you know, go off king.
I thought I was comprehensive - what did I miss? Happy to discover I overlooked a potential gem!
I don't think "weird" and "full Francophone" are shitcanning - I've liked all of Lanthimos' films to date to varying degrees, and obviously Woody Allen was historically a great director but hasn't been at the level he once was for a long time now, aside a couple of notable exceptions.
But usually there'd be two or more Oscar contenders in the Boxing Day slew of releases. 2022 had Triangle of Sadness and The Banshees of Inisherin, 2021 had West Side Story and Licorice Pizza and so on. This year only Poor Things fits that bill. And Wonka, in its third week, was just pipped by Aquaman 2 for #1 in the local box office.
Normally I go to the cinema at least twice a week, so I'm fortunate being out with Covid hasn't left me with a giant backlog this year, anyway.
“Maybe the worst list of Boxing Day releases I can recall.“
The rest is hardly effusive in positivity.
Do and say whatever you like but your post came across as overwhelmingly negative and seemed to only imply that nothing out currently would be worth your time.
Sounded very snobbish and a touch film w***ery to me but perhaps that wasn’t the intent.
Few little gems on streaming, some foreign stuff and some stuff out before Boxing Day that I’d hazard a guess you might not have seen (Godzilla minus one as a singular example) but I don’t know how much you’ve watched