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Movie What's the last movie you saw? (7)
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My mum took me and a couple of my cousins to see it at the cinema. I wasn't even 10. When I asked her years later what she was thinking she said it was billed as a horror COMEDY.
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The first time I got to see some boobs was this film.
The dad of one of my friends when I was a kid whose mum was friends with my mum asked him to take us to a kids movie.
He said f*** that and took us to see a James Bond movie instead, we weren't complaining, he said don't tell your mothers.
I've been a big fan of Sheena Easton ever since, one of the great Bond themes.
The dad of one of my friends when I was a kid whose mum was friends with my mum asked him to take us to a kids movie.
He said f*** that and took us to see a James Bond movie instead, we weren't complaining, he said don't tell your mothers.
I've been a big fan of Sheena Easton ever since, one of the great Bond themes.
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Nosferatu- 8/10. Atmospheric would be the one word review.
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My only gripes were whether 1 character really needed to die so early, and the predictable nature of the ending.
Found it pretty creepy and effective though, a worthy sequel.
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Step Brothers… feeling sick and wanted something I didn’t need to think about and wouldn’t be mad if I fell asleep. It’s obviously immature but so so funny. So many memorable scenes. Good pick-me-up. 7.5/10
Long Legs - I think it was an ok effort but in the end, felt more style than substance. 5.5/10
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Lightweight trash 4/10
Lightweight trash 4/10
I adore Sheena Easton.
Requiem for a Dream. I asked a friend for a recommendation that would be bleak enough to suck all the joy outta my soul, and this nailed it. Ellen Burstyn was incredible.
Want to see this. Do you think it would be better at cinema or in quiet, dark at home?
HOW do you watch this more than once
That violin is gonna haunt all my days
It would be 15 years since Ive seen that film but I can still hear that score. IIRC its JN Howard?
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Definitely a movie to see at a cinema
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Every rewatch I find something new to laugh about. It’s probably my all time favourite comedy
Yeah semi regular watches for Requiem for a Dream is pretty wild. Saw it a couple of times when I was young and I'm definitely good for life.
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Rewatch to confirm that it is good. PSA: It's good.
The score from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross is an all time banger.
The last scene is a little dragged out, but otherwise it's really entertaining.
Josh O'Connor plays such an oddly likeable slimeball and makes the movie work imo.
Zendaya shows she can act too.
8/10
Rewatch to confirm that it is good. PSA: It's good.
The score from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross is an all time banger.
The last scene is a little dragged out, but otherwise it's really entertaining.
Josh O'Connor plays such an oddly likeable slimeball and makes the movie work imo.
Zendaya shows she can act too.
8/10
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others might feel different, but to me personally that great film, will never watch again adage tends to be a pet hate of mine, cringe 99% of the time someone trots that empty cliche out (not directed at you, it’s a widespread meme)
but hey, I watched Threads twice this week and wouldn’t mind a third helping, maybe it just isn’t something that applies to me, maybe I’m just a defective twisted bleak-thirst sort and should accept that
Requiem is an enjoyable addictive piece of cinema, one I can watch repeatedly. Nothing edgelord about it for me, I’m unashamed about the things I like, not out to impress anyone.
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Oppenheimer is one film I recently watched, really enjoyed, happy not to see it again. Irreversible is another that comes to mind.
