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A friend laughed that I shop at the Goodwill because the movies are second hand but that's what rental shops were like and they're only three dollars

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spinning planes and webs, Me, Digital fanart (was told to post here).

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The Invitation (2015) is tense and keeps you guessing.

Certainly one of the better cult movies I've ever seen. Solid front-to-back, but the best moments are in the middle. The constant back and forth and the intrigue behind our main character, Will, are fantastic. His confrontations and interactions with the other party go-ers are the highlight of the movie, and his performance is great. Logan Marshall-Green delivers here. Strong writing, a great score, and tense throughout. I'd recommend this one to anyone who likes movies where you're not entirely sure what's going on, or tense dinner movies in general (if that's a genre.) There's so much back and forth, one moment you're convinced something is definitely going on and then something happens to completely throw a wrench in your thoughts. Great film. A bit slow for some, I'm sure, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. submitted by /u/midnight_rebirth [link] [comments] from Movie News and Discussion https://ift.tt/2H32ydb

One of the greatest performers of all time.

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Stanley Kubrick recreates Vincent Van Gogh's "Prisoners Exercising" in A Clockwork Orange

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RIP to the great Robin Williams. Always missed, never forgotten.

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Looking for an extremely funny comedy, but I'm difficult

Okay so I'm having a movie night with a girl that I have a very complicated relationship with. Suffice to say, I like her and always want to make a good impression on her. She enjoys comedies, so I was hoping to find a drop dead comedy that appeals to absolutely everyone. She isn't much of a film buff, but I watch an absolute ton of movies. I'd like it to be a movie that I haven't seen either so I can fully enjoy it as much as she does. The film must be in English. I was thinking "The Great Dictator". submitted by /u/Deadmeat553 [link] [comments] from Movie News and Discussion https://ift.tt/2yOOteT

Crocodile Dundee (1986) ending scene - Love the ending so much. Shows off the quirkiness of Dundee and the awesome New York characters. I'm also a sucker for a happy love story ending. Soundtrack holds up too.

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Polanski, 'The Laundromat' and 'Joker' vie for top prize at Venice film festival

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Why Godzilla: King of the Monsters is a good movie/sequel.

Godzilla: KOTM is still pretty relevant especially with Godzilla vs King Kong coming early next year, so I just want to explain the key points of why this movie IS good. It gives more monster action . The main problem with Godzilla 2014 was that we didn’t see Godzilla onscreen that often. While the payoff of the finale was spectacular, the build-up was tedious. Not to mention when we did see the monsters it was too dark to see them. KOTM corrects this mistake, albeit with inconvenience. Yes the cutaways are annoying, but at least we see Godzilla (among other monsters) for more than 10 minutes and in well lit environments. The characters aren’t boring to watch . Let’s be honest, no one really cares about humans in a Godzilla movie. But in most cases they are necessary to have because the movie needs a push when there’s a lack of monster action. Ken Watanabe and Bryan Cranston’s performance in 2014 are what gave it good humanization. But with Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s stale acting, C...

What are your thoughts on the 2013 'Wolverine' ?

It has Hiroyuki Sanada who is one of my favorite Japanese actors. I love the fight scene Hugh and him have, one of my favorite X-Men duels. I remember hearing that Fox said no to a lot of gory plot line. On top of stated they wanted a pg13 film so they said no to the gore they were planning on adding. It was because of this that when it came to the 2017 Logan they with out permission put in all the gore and adult language they want to finally tell the Logan story they wanted to tell. Of course when this happened Fox pulled all funding and Hugh and the Director had to fun the rest of the project themselves which of course was a huge success. The Wolverine was a stepping stone, or learning process for them that very much made Logan such a great film. Yet I still enjoyed The Wolverine, it can be corny at times but I think it's still a very fun film. submitted by /u/lovelovelove237 [link] [comments] from Movie News and Discussion https://ift.tt/2TmF8V5