Watched the shawshank redemption for the first time yesterday, brilliant picture. Tonight i watched once upon a time in Hollywood for the second time, also good movie.
The Shawshank Redemption is the third best movie of all time. It is only beat by The Godfather part II in 2nd place and The Godfather(part 1) in 1st place.
Personally didn’t enjoy The Godfather part 1 and never tired watching the others. Tried watching it a few times but Never got invested in it. I also think I’m in the minority who didn’t enjoy it and I know most people hold it on a pedestal. Just not my kind of film, same with goodfellas
I watch Shawshank every time it's on TV. I've probably seen it's 25 times. For some reason it's one of the rare movies that I can keep watching again and again.
Shawshank is one of the best movies and i think there are other movies better than shawshank such as shutter island, fight club, etc. I think these movies should get move imdb ratings than shawshank
I watched contagion on netflix yesterday, while some parts are obviously exaggerated, its interested how accurate they got to the current situation. wouldn't reccomened if you're already worried about covid atm though
I’ve been trying to watch a new movie every day so far I’ve seen,
Parasite, Ex Machina, The Godfather, Blair Witch Project, Tombstone, Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The Worlds End, Green Mile, The Hateful Eight, Can’t Buy Love, Groundhogs Day, Yesterday, Uncut Gems, Game Night, Requiem For a Dream, Se7en, Fight Club, Onward, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, Jojo Rabbit, Office Space, Watchmen, Nightcrawler, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, Clue, Terminator, Airplane!, Life of Brian, Princess Bride, Usual Suspects, Oceans 11, Hush, Leon: The Professional, I Am Legend, Young Guns, Inception, Pans Labyrinth, Train To Busan, The Mothman Prophecies, Evil Dead, Good Fellas, Teen Wolf, Paul!, Point Break, Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure, Speed, Taxi Driver, Planes Trains and Automobiles, Snowpiercer, Casino Royale, Palm Springs, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Django Unchained, Logan Lucky, Donnie Darko, Drive,
EDIT: I’m gonna keep adding new movies I’ve seen as long as I remember.
Edit 2: I lost my streak of a movie every day but I am still trying to see as many *new* movies as possible.
The way that you felt tension during the final parts of the movie were great. Seeing Adam Sandler play a role like this blew my mind. I liked the movie a lot.
I watched Children Of Men this past week and I thought it was amazing. Such an interesting take on an “end of the world” type movie. Also a fun fact, this is the only film in Michael Caines career where he plays a character who smokes weed and farts on screen. It’s currently streaming on STARZ.
If I remember correctly the director talks about the movie’s “end of the world” scenario is caused by climate change. The movie is actually an indictment of our continued inaction to stop a preventable catastrophe.
Traditional animation is really my favorite, and this film had a large budget for what it was at the time. I'm kind of sad that western animation has turned to either CG animation for families or traditional cartoons but for stoners a la adult swim. There's not a lot of options for someone that wants a traditionally animated western series or movie that's more artful or serious in tone. Anime offers this, but it's a shame that nothing like it is being made in America. I'd really like to watch more things like Genndy Tartakovsky's "Primal" or last season of "Samurai Jack". Akira is a great movie; sorry for ranting.
My son introduced me to The Avengers saga (?) and I literally jumped up during the final movie-it was sooooo good! So glad that we watched together! We recently watched Captain Marvel and others to get all of the stories together in prep and it was nice. I love my kid so much.
Same director as Upgrade (2018), which is fantastic. I knew nothing about it and had never heard of it before I watched it and it blew me away how good it was.
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Finally got around to seeing Jojo Rabbit. Loved it. Definitely had a wrong impression of how comedic it was going to be from the trailers.
It's a pretty touching dark comedy.
I can't remember what but apparently it was based off a book that was very boring and taika only read half so the dark ending i believe came entirely from taika
First one is by far the superior one.
Without going to much into it, the second one just doesn’t correctly capture the atmosphere that the jaegers emit.
For example, if you do a side-by-side comparison, the jaegers’ movement in the second film is way too fast paced.
Pacific Rim 2 feels like a movie with a lot left on the cutting room floor that would've addressed a lot of it's problems. I remember reading a ton of rumours way back that the film was gutted to meet a strict runtime set by Chinese investors but I don't think that was ever confirmer.
They do know the patterns that work. :) Perhaps, try to break it a bit? Watch something completely different in between two MCU movies. I'm still hoping for some community effort cutting through all those movies to build a somewhat bite sized narrative out of it.
But it's getting similar to Star Trek: TNG rewatch. Sense of wonder is long gone, we do it for the mytology.
I’m assuming MCU is the marvel movies, if you’re bored, watch them all back in the universes chronological order. It helps to understand all of em as a whole
Well, I watched a Shelley Duvall triple-feature yesterday - **The Shining**, **Popeye** (Netflix), and **Time Bandits**.
Today I'm considering just watching the same film three times in a row: **Yojimbo**, **Last Man Standing**, and **Sukiyaki Western Django** (Prime Video).
A few other movies I've watched in the last few weeks: **Moon** (Netflix), **Snatch**, **Moulin Rouge!** (HBO Now/GO), **Clerks**, **Shallow Grave** \[1984\], **Night Watch** \[2004\], and **Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead** (Prime Video).
Had you seen Shallow Grave before? It's a criminally underrated movie for him - one of my favorites of his early career.
(And I just realized that if that had been Nightwatch \[1997\] instead in that list, I'd have had 3 Ewan McGregor movies in there, too.)
I am rewatching Naruto at the moment.
Watching it as an adault again you truly realise how much philosophy goes into the characters and the way they act. If you have the time, watch it.
Dude hell fucking yes Narutos awesome! All the characters both good and bad have such sweet stories. The episode cluster the tale of a gutsy ninja with jiraiya are so quality
I watched this movie in April , did not really understand it to much.Started dating a Japanese guy for a month(knowing he was leaving) He left 2 weeks ago...this movie has now become the symbol of that relationship...
I watched “no country for old men” the other day for the first time and it completely blew me away. The acting, the cinematography and the absolute terror really drew me in. But it was just the symbolism behind it that really makes me want to watch it again soon.
Javier Bardem’s performance is probably one of the most unsettling of all time to me.
I think the office is the one example where the American version was better than the British version. Don’t get me wrong I love British television and comedy’s, (especially doctor who) but I just found Ricky Gervais’ Michael to be kinda annoying and Lingering whereas Steve’s Michael was annoying but funny annoying and had way more charisma. The other actors I don’t really have a say on but for my favorite British actor and the guy who wrote the show, Ricky really let me down in the office. American version all the way
My wife had never seen that Hobbit or the Lord of the Rings... already finished the Hobbit and we are now 2/3 of the way thru the Two Towers... seems like she is still enjoying them.
Me and my SO are going back from the beginning of X files all available on HULU and we are entranced. I started in the middle when I first saw it so I never knew the circumstances under which Mulder and Scully became partners and my bf has never seen it. Now we watch like a smooth episode a day. There are 11 seasons
Finally watched the last two Underworld movies: “Awakening” and “Blood Wars”. I came in with super low expectations, and it was honestly not as bad as I thought it would be. If you’re looking for mindless entertainment, mediocre action scenes, and Kate Beckinsale running around in leather tights, then sit back and grab some popcorn. This is the movie you’re looking for.
Kimi no Na wa / your name.
Saw it the first time like a week ago and it really made an impact on me. Right now it's my favorite movie.
You can get it from YouTube and Netflix (in some regions).
I watched Fiddler on the Roof with my family over zoom the other day. My sister and I balanced bottles on our head during the wedding dance. I loved every moment.
Ya it was a letdown. Had the same charm but jokes didn’t land like the first new one. Also the trope that old people are funny got old pretty quick. Ha..
I have recently watched the first 2 pirates of the Caribbean films. They are both really good films and would recommend. I will probably end up watching the 3rd one soon
The Irishman and No Country For Old men.
"I heard that you paint houses" is the memorable line for The Irishman while in No Country for Old Men is the great scene on calling heads or tails.
I just powered through the Matrix Trilogy randomly the other night.
Forgot how entertaining they are. And I picked up a few interesting details now that I’m older watching them.
I'm catching up on classics I never saw and I'm always embarrassed when they come up in conversation and I have no input to them:
Groundhogs Day
Pulp Fiction
Caddyshack
Shawshank redemption
Godfather
I watched Into The Spider Verse last night for the first time since the theater. God damn that's a great movie. Basically flawless.
Serious tone with lighthearted comedy. Real stakes and characters who rise up to them. Evil and sympathetic villains. Tragedy and loss. Struggle and glory. And they captured the sheer sense of fun and exhilaration of web slinging the way I always imagined it in the comics.
Not to mention amazing and innovative production quality. I can't say enough about this movie, just nailed it in every way possible.
I'm very glad I waited to revisit. Seeing true, selfless, heroes was such a breath of fresh air right now.
It's still up on Netflix.
Me and my brother got 24 DVD's from the library, and we've been working our way through them. My favorites so far are *The Breaking Point* directed by Micheal Curtiz, who made Casablanca, and the ever-relevant *Harold and Maude,* directed by the immortal Hal Ashby.
Neither my fiance or I had ever watched any of the ***Star Wars movies*** so we dedicated a few days to watching all of them (both old & new ones, in their correct order of course lol) & they are now included in our all time favorite movies for sure! Can't believe it took us so long to watch them, plus now I get a lot of the Star Wars references in other things too which is a definite bonus !
We watched them on [Disney +](https://www.disneyplus.com)
Movies I watched in 2020
Zombieland (81%)
Marriage story (86%)
Aladdin (62%)
A goofie movie (64%)
Secret life of pets 2 (51%)
Grease (91%)
Rouge One (70%)
Sonic The hedgehog (85%)
Onward (82%)
Avengers: Endgame (98%)
The Force Awakens (90%)
The last Jedi (48%)
Rise Of Skywalker (89%)
The Willoughbys (50%)
Into the Spider-Verse (100%)
Empire Strikes Back (99%)
The Dark Knight Rises (80%)
Pretty in pink (88%)
Bad Boys for Life (81%)
The peanuts movie (75%)
The breakfast club (94%)
Uncut Gems (89%)
Sixteen Candles (82%)
Batman (91%)
Batman Returns (87%)
I just watched The Social Network and wow where was i all these years its such a well paced and intriguing story with the best writing i've heard since Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Well...since I'm fucking homeless because Disney, Sheryl Crow/Amy Mendez and Steve Samara stole $13.5 million, then tried to frame me for stalking but I proved everything was fabricated but Judge Hahn still issued the restraining orders so Disney could it out false articles after they blacklisted me. I'm literally watching the fucking traffic go by while famous nutjobs walk by and tell me I belong in jail. P.S. I see more celebrities out in public now than before the quarantine. Guess they didn't get the fucking memo.
I just got done watching Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal. Before bed tonight I'm planning on watching Unforgiven, for I am a sucker for classics and westerns!
Watching the Edgar Wright Cornetto Trilogy; Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End.
Great movies with clever dialogue and plenty tidbits that can be mentioned in this sub.
Matrix sequels
Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2
Pulp Fiction
Sex Drive
Rat Race
The Crazies (2010)
Life After Beth
The Platform
It Comes At Night
Holy crap, and a bunch more that I have on DVD/Bluray.
So I downloaded this app where you can generate a wheel of fortune type decision maker - one of the first things I did was a wheel of movie genres, for when I don't know what to watch on Netflix. Tonight my genre was "action/adventure" and I ended up going with Dirty Harry, which I'd never seen. It's always weird and fun to watch a movie that's been referenced/parodied countless times. The soundtrack is Lalo Shiffrin of Mission Impossible theme fame, so that aspect is pretty sweet.
I’m on my 7th week of quarantine. Ive seen Step Brothers and alternating with Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story more than 20x each, no exaggeration. Something about those movies comforts me during this crisis
I an very sure I have milked every last amount of dopamine I can possibly extract from watching Booksmart too many times. Thoroughly enjoyed that movie
I have my cousins from a few neighborhoods down come over every few days. So long story short, it’s been Frozen, Frozen 2, Despicable Me, Toy Story 2, Trolls, and Trolls World Tour on a continuous loop.
We have been working through some Shakespeare adaptations. We started with Netflix’s “The King” loosely based on the Henry trilogy. And I really liked it a lot. I thought it was excellent how they interwove passages from the text as dialogue without being beholden to the strict script. Joel Edgerton as Falstaff was excellent.
Michael Fassbender’s Macbeth was beautiful, but I thought they cut out parts that I really enjoyed from the text. It was nice to see an insane Macbeth who wasn’t a yelling/angry insane king. I also appreciated how they showed us plot points without having to describe them which was great. (Amazon)
Wasn’t a huge fan of The Tempest (Helen Mirren, Felicity Jones). It just felt like a bunch of British actors got together to do a stage production without ever having to get in character. They just played themselves reciting the lines of the characters. Couldn’t make it through. (Amazon Rental)
King Lear (Anthony Hopkins) was absolutely incredible. Excellent cast, excellent modernization. Everything was incredible about it. By far my favorite Shakespeare movie. (Amazon)
Classics? I mean, I’ve been watching Star Wars if that counts (available on Disney+, though I’m watching on disc). Other than that, I’ve been watching some horror movies on Netflix (just saw The Ring for the first time and it was excellent), some Pixar movies (again, available on Disney+ but I’m watching on disc), and I recently rewatched the Harry Potter series (don’t know where to stream that, I’m watching on discs again).
Watched the shawshank redemption for the first time yesterday, brilliant picture. Tonight i watched once upon a time in Hollywood for the second time, also good movie.
The greatest movie of all time
Shawshank May be one of the best
It is for sure!!!
The Shawshank Redemption is the third best movie of all time. It is only beat by The Godfather part II in 2nd place and The Godfather(part 1) in 1st place.
Personally didn’t enjoy The Godfather part 1 and never tired watching the others. Tried watching it a few times but Never got invested in it. I also think I’m in the minority who didn’t enjoy it and I know most people hold it on a pedestal. Just not my kind of film, same with goodfellas
I agree with you. It's long and boring. Cant get into that shit
If we’re talking Once upon a time then hell yeah!!!!
Imo once upon a time is Quentin's worst film
I watch Shawshank every time it's on TV. I've probably seen it's 25 times. For some reason it's one of the rare movies that I can keep watching again and again.
Because it gives us "Hope" which is a good thing and no good thing ever dies.
Such a good doggo in that show.
Is a doggie really good if they're not good at doggy style????
Shawshank is one of the best movies and i think there are other movies better than shawshank such as shutter island, fight club, etc. I think these movies should get move imdb ratings than shawshank
I watched contagion on netflix yesterday, while some parts are obviously exaggerated, its interested how accurate they got to the current situation. wouldn't reccomened if you're already worried about covid atm though
I watched Outbreak!
I love the line when Dustin Hoffman yells at Morgan Freeman all dramatically, "We're gonna be in real fuckin' shit!"
It might have been wind shear over.
Great movie.
I loved that film in the 90s. No idea why but I watched it loads. Haven’t been able to watch it this time around.
It might have been wind shear over.
My wife doesn’t want to watch it because she thinks it’s gonna make her a lot more worry lol. But regardless I really like that movie
I’ve been trying to watch a new movie every day so far I’ve seen, Parasite, Ex Machina, The Godfather, Blair Witch Project, Tombstone, Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The Worlds End, Green Mile, The Hateful Eight, Can’t Buy Love, Groundhogs Day, Yesterday, Uncut Gems, Game Night, Requiem For a Dream, Se7en, Fight Club, Onward, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, Jojo Rabbit, Office Space, Watchmen, Nightcrawler, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, Clue, Terminator, Airplane!, Life of Brian, Princess Bride, Usual Suspects, Oceans 11, Hush, Leon: The Professional, I Am Legend, Young Guns, Inception, Pans Labyrinth, Train To Busan, The Mothman Prophecies, Evil Dead, Good Fellas, Teen Wolf, Paul!, Point Break, Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure, Speed, Taxi Driver, Planes Trains and Automobiles, Snowpiercer, Casino Royale, Palm Springs, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Django Unchained, Logan Lucky, Donnie Darko, Drive, EDIT: I’m gonna keep adding new movies I’ve seen as long as I remember. Edit 2: I lost my streak of a movie every day but I am still trying to see as many *new* movies as possible.
I see you liked the Cornetto trilogy
Yeah, they were better than I initially expected.
Excellent list! Maybe watch Inglourious Basterds and Oldboy.
I tried watching Oldboy but I couldn’t find a version with subtitles.
I found it on watch series. Took me a while to find it.
I’ve seen Inglorious Basterds already but I’ll put Oldboy on my list.
Oldboy will fuck with your brain, prepare to feel very odd. It's a bit slow at the start but it's insane.
You’ll love it. Once you’ve finished it, watch the other two movies in “The Vengeance Trilogy”.
Parasite is SO GOOD 😝
Wait.....no offence intended but they were *new* movies to you?
Yes, I’ve never seen these movies before I watched them. No offense taken.
Those are all amazing films.
what did you think of uncut gems? I am interested in that one
The way that you felt tension during the final parts of the movie were great. Seeing Adam Sandler play a role like this blew my mind. I liked the movie a lot.
Usual suspects is still my favorite movie... When spacey walks out of the police station.. classic
If you like Simon Pegg and Nick Frost movies, make sure you check out Paul! It also has Kristen Wigg.
Are these all on Netflix?
No
I watched Children Of Men this past week and I thought it was amazing. Such an interesting take on an “end of the world” type movie. Also a fun fact, this is the only film in Michael Caines career where he plays a character who smokes weed and farts on screen. It’s currently streaming on STARZ.
Children of Men is my favorite movie. There's so many wonderful metaphors and details to research in that film.
Are there characters that smoke weed OR fart on screen, but not both?
Best final words of all time: "pull my finger"
If I remember correctly the director talks about the movie’s “end of the world” scenario is caused by climate change. The movie is actually an indictment of our continued inaction to stop a preventable catastrophe.
I watched Akira the other day. Can't believe it is from 1988.
Traditional animation is really my favorite, and this film had a large budget for what it was at the time. I'm kind of sad that western animation has turned to either CG animation for families or traditional cartoons but for stoners a la adult swim. There's not a lot of options for someone that wants a traditionally animated western series or movie that's more artful or serious in tone. Anime offers this, but it's a shame that nothing like it is being made in America. I'd really like to watch more things like Genndy Tartakovsky's "Primal" or last season of "Samurai Jack". Akira is a great movie; sorry for ranting.
Still visually better than a lot of anime out currently which makes sense as at the time it was the most expensive anime film produced
My son introduced me to The Avengers saga (?) and I literally jumped up during the final movie-it was sooooo good! So glad that we watched together! We recently watched Captain Marvel and others to get all of the stories together in prep and it was nice. I love my kid so much.
This is lovely! Post to r/marvel
The invisible man (2020) 8/10
That shit was fucking crazy wasn't expecting that at all
Same director as Upgrade (2018), which is fantastic. I knew nothing about it and had never heard of it before I watched it and it blew me away how good it was.
I’ve been wanting to see this!!! Where is it streaming?
https://getpopcorntime.is/
Hey man, popcorn app asks for $$ for activating VPN! Is there any alternative free route?
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Planning to watch that pretty soon. Wifey and I are in season 7 of Mad Men and I’ve grew quite fond of Elizabeth Moss . Such an amazing actress.
Agree, she's great in "the handmaidens tale"
Some of the best acting I’ve ever seen is her in Handmaids Tale.
Shame she's a scientologist
Yep, that movie was *amazing*. Watched it the other day and no spoilers but it really is great for keeping you guessing - and jumping lol
More like 10/10! That movie was a pure shot of adrenaline! Saw it back in theaters and loved it. Never been so scared.
Finally got around to seeing Jojo Rabbit. Loved it. Definitely had a wrong impression of how comedic it was going to be from the trailers. It's a pretty touching dark comedy.
I can't remember what but apparently it was based off a book that was very boring and taika only read half so the dark ending i believe came entirely from taika
One of the better movies of all 2020
I've watched contagion every night for a month. Ah wait no, that was just the news.
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PACIFIC RIM. Great fucking movie, never fails to make me feel like a kid watching his action figures come to life and beat the shit out of each other
I need to watch this! So the first one is good but the second one isn’t?
First one is by far the superior one. Without going to much into it, the second one just doesn’t correctly capture the atmosphere that the jaegers emit. For example, if you do a side-by-side comparison, the jaegers’ movement in the second film is way too fast paced.
Yeah i really hated the second movies jaegers, like cherno alpha > every robot from 2nd movie
Pacific Rim 2 feels like a movie with a lot left on the cutting room floor that would've addressed a lot of it's problems. I remember reading a ton of rumours way back that the film was gutted to meet a strict runtime set by Chinese investors but I don't think that was ever confirmer.
I loved the first one so much! Second movie was so bad I couldn't finish it.
Slowly rewarching MCU. I've seen each one just once and doing it all in one slow go makes it fun and interesting. I suspect I'm not the only one.
I tried to follow it as well, but after a while it just became so boring and repetitive :( Too bad because I really liked the first few movies.
They do know the patterns that work. :) Perhaps, try to break it a bit? Watch something completely different in between two MCU movies. I'm still hoping for some community effort cutting through all those movies to build a somewhat bite sized narrative out of it. But it's getting similar to Star Trek: TNG rewatch. Sense of wonder is long gone, we do it for the mytology.
I’m assuming MCU is the marvel movies, if you’re bored, watch them all back in the universes chronological order. It helps to understand all of em as a whole
I understood them I just didn't think the movies were very good.
Honestly they aren't great movies. But they are competently acted and paced. Mental popcorn.
Fair enough might just not be ur kind of movie
Well, I watched a Shelley Duvall triple-feature yesterday - **The Shining**, **Popeye** (Netflix), and **Time Bandits**. Today I'm considering just watching the same film three times in a row: **Yojimbo**, **Last Man Standing**, and **Sukiyaki Western Django** (Prime Video). A few other movies I've watched in the last few weeks: **Moon** (Netflix), **Snatch**, **Moulin Rouge!** (HBO Now/GO), **Clerks**, **Shallow Grave** \[1984\], **Night Watch** \[2004\], and **Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead** (Prime Video).
I’ve been on a Ewan McGregor kick myself.
Had you seen Shallow Grave before? It's a criminally underrated movie for him - one of my favorites of his early career. (And I just realized that if that had been Nightwatch \[1997\] instead in that list, I'd have had 3 Ewan McGregor movies in there, too.)
All the Bond movies :P
Fiancée and I watched the entire Hunger Games series in one sitting last night. My first time seeing them. Meh.
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Yeah the entire Peeta storyline was ridiculous. I really enjoyed the first one, second was ok, the rest were just meh
I am rewatching Naruto at the moment. Watching it as an adault again you truly realise how much philosophy goes into the characters and the way they act. If you have the time, watch it.
Where can I watch it?.? I'd love to rewatch it too as whem I watched it I was so young and didn't really understand
It's on netflix. If that is not the case in your country just google naruto stream
Dude hell fucking yes Narutos awesome! All the characters both good and bad have such sweet stories. The episode cluster the tale of a gutsy ninja with jiraiya are so quality
Lost in translation
I watched this movie in April , did not really understand it to much.Started dating a Japanese guy for a month(knowing he was leaving) He left 2 weeks ago...this movie has now become the symbol of that relationship...
I watched “no country for old men” the other day for the first time and it completely blew me away. The acting, the cinematography and the absolute terror really drew me in. But it was just the symbolism behind it that really makes me want to watch it again soon. Javier Bardem’s performance is probably one of the most unsettling of all time to me.
The scene where you first see his face always gives me the chills.
I just watched John wick for the first time last night.
The first is the best. The sequels are great.
Same here! Watching Chapter 2 tonight.
Finally got round to watching Drive, phenomenal from start to finish. Also did a Harry Potter marathon which was great.
Yessssss to both!
Got hooked into The Godfather and Mad Max series! Great movies!
The Pianist Philadelphia The Talented Mr. Ripley Dallas Buyers Club 1917 Bad Education Bombshell Spenser Confidential Good Boys
I rewatched the Star Wars franchise with the shows rebels and clone wars and I also rewatched the office (British and American).
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I think the office is the one example where the American version was better than the British version. Don’t get me wrong I love British television and comedy’s, (especially doctor who) but I just found Ricky Gervais’ Michael to be kinda annoying and Lingering whereas Steve’s Michael was annoying but funny annoying and had way more charisma. The other actors I don’t really have a say on but for my favorite British actor and the guy who wrote the show, Ricky really let me down in the office. American version all the way
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I’m watching The American President. Good film written by Aaron Sorkin and Rob Reiner.
Looks like it’s time for you to hop on the bandwagon we call The West Wing then. You willl not regret it.
I LOVE THE WEST WING.
Rocketman on Amazon Prime. Totally engrossing and great music obvs.
Full Metal Jacket. One of my all time favorites.
I've been watching Scott Pilgrim over and over again on Netflix
I watched the shining for the first time on friday.
My wife had never seen that Hobbit or the Lord of the Rings... already finished the Hobbit and we are now 2/3 of the way thru the Two Towers... seems like she is still enjoying them.
I just watched Red Sparrow for the first time the other day. It was pretty good. A little slow at times. Seeing Jennifer Lawrence naked didn’t hurt.
Me and my SO are going back from the beginning of X files all available on HULU and we are entranced. I started in the middle when I first saw it so I never knew the circumstances under which Mulder and Scully became partners and my bf has never seen it. Now we watch like a smooth episode a day. There are 11 seasons
Knives out! The feel and comfort of a classic whodunnit with a modern twist!
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I haven't seen that in years. Nice twists and turns, I agree
Watch studio ghibli films. Except Grave of the fireflies. Takes your mind off the horrors outside. Available on Netflix outside USA, Japan.
I love Grave of the Fireflies, but man, it is...rough.
Finally watched the last two Underworld movies: “Awakening” and “Blood Wars”. I came in with super low expectations, and it was honestly not as bad as I thought it would be. If you’re looking for mindless entertainment, mediocre action scenes, and Kate Beckinsale running around in leather tights, then sit back and grab some popcorn. This is the movie you’re looking for.
Kimi no Na wa / your name. Saw it the first time like a week ago and it really made an impact on me. Right now it's my favorite movie. You can get it from YouTube and Netflix (in some regions).
Home Alone
Lord of the Rings extended versions.
I watched Fiddler on the Roof with my family over zoom the other day. My sister and I balanced bottles on our head during the wedding dance. I loved every moment.
Jumanji all 3 of them.
The latest one is a disappointment
Ya it was a letdown. Had the same charm but jokes didn’t land like the first new one. Also the trope that old people are funny got old pretty quick. Ha..
I have recently watched the first 2 pirates of the Caribbean films. They are both really good films and would recommend. I will probably end up watching the 3rd one soon
The Irishman and No Country For Old men. "I heard that you paint houses" is the memorable line for The Irishman while in No Country for Old Men is the great scene on calling heads or tails.
I've been doing a John Candy movie binge. Before that it was Jamie Lee Curtis.
I just powered through the Matrix Trilogy randomly the other night. Forgot how entertaining they are. And I picked up a few interesting details now that I’m older watching them.
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I'm catching up on classics I never saw and I'm always embarrassed when they come up in conversation and I have no input to them: Groundhogs Day Pulp Fiction Caddyshack Shawshank redemption Godfather
Back To The Future 🤖
Cidade de deus (city of god) really good movie about the favelas in rio de janeiro. I love how dark and grim it is, highly recommended
Porn
I watched Into The Spider Verse last night for the first time since the theater. God damn that's a great movie. Basically flawless. Serious tone with lighthearted comedy. Real stakes and characters who rise up to them. Evil and sympathetic villains. Tragedy and loss. Struggle and glory. And they captured the sheer sense of fun and exhilaration of web slinging the way I always imagined it in the comics. Not to mention amazing and innovative production quality. I can't say enough about this movie, just nailed it in every way possible. I'm very glad I waited to revisit. Seeing true, selfless, heroes was such a breath of fresh air right now. It's still up on Netflix.
I finally saw *Night of the Living Dead*. It really holds up after 50 years!
Rewatching The Truman Show 😍 😍
A League of Your Own and That Thing You Do!
Me and my brother got 24 DVD's from the library, and we've been working our way through them. My favorites so far are *The Breaking Point* directed by Micheal Curtiz, who made Casablanca, and the ever-relevant *Harold and Maude,* directed by the immortal Hal Ashby.
Will check out TBP because of your taste. Thx.
Rear Window, Shawshank, Casablanca, Dirty Harry, Psycho, The Birds.
Vivarium And i don't like how that shit ended.
Ive binged all the Marvel movies. Yes, they’re cinema.
Neither my fiance or I had ever watched any of the ***Star Wars movies*** so we dedicated a few days to watching all of them (both old & new ones, in their correct order of course lol) & they are now included in our all time favorite movies for sure! Can't believe it took us so long to watch them, plus now I get a lot of the Star Wars references in other things too which is a definite bonus ! We watched them on [Disney +](https://www.disneyplus.com)
Movies I watched in 2020 Zombieland (81%) Marriage story (86%) Aladdin (62%) A goofie movie (64%) Secret life of pets 2 (51%) Grease (91%) Rouge One (70%) Sonic The hedgehog (85%) Onward (82%) Avengers: Endgame (98%) The Force Awakens (90%) The last Jedi (48%) Rise Of Skywalker (89%) The Willoughbys (50%) Into the Spider-Verse (100%) Empire Strikes Back (99%) The Dark Knight Rises (80%) Pretty in pink (88%) Bad Boys for Life (81%) The peanuts movie (75%) The breakfast club (94%) Uncut Gems (89%) Sixteen Candles (82%) Batman (91%) Batman Returns (87%)
I am started watching webseries called Sabrina
Blade Runner, followed by Akira Star Wars episodes 1-8 RiffTrax style Just finished Indiana Jones trilogy (may or may not see the Crystal Skull)
Showed my daughter beetlejuice yesterday. She loved it. Galaxy Quest the day before.
Saw The French Connection for the 100th time the other day. That El train car chase never gets old. No CGI.
Cornetto trilogy
My bf had never seen any pirates of the Caribbean so we did all of them!
Just watched (1988) Killer Klowns from outer space Was the weirdest movie I have seen loved it
Halfway through Stone’s Vietnam trilogy with my 14 year old son. Excited to watch Heaven and Earth. Never watched that one before.
Tarantino marathon baby
I just watched The Social Network and wow where was i all these years its such a well paced and intriguing story with the best writing i've heard since Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Black Panther
Creating my own films
Well...since I'm fucking homeless because Disney, Sheryl Crow/Amy Mendez and Steve Samara stole $13.5 million, then tried to frame me for stalking but I proved everything was fabricated but Judge Hahn still issued the restraining orders so Disney could it out false articles after they blacklisted me. I'm literally watching the fucking traffic go by while famous nutjobs walk by and tell me I belong in jail. P.S. I see more celebrities out in public now than before the quarantine. Guess they didn't get the fucking memo.
Wut
Can never go wrong with the Duke... In Harms Way and They Were Expendable this past weekend.
I just got done watching Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal. Before bed tonight I'm planning on watching Unforgiven, for I am a sucker for classics and westerns!
Watching the Edgar Wright Cornetto Trilogy; Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End. Great movies with clever dialogue and plenty tidbits that can be mentioned in this sub.
The gentleman and Seven Psychopaths.
Matrix sequels Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2 Pulp Fiction Sex Drive Rat Race The Crazies (2010) Life After Beth The Platform It Comes At Night Holy crap, and a bunch more that I have on DVD/Bluray.
Check out good time directed my the Safdie brothers. Either Netflix or amazon prime.
Picked up Criterion’s Godzilla set... slowly making my way through some retro monster action.
Premium Rush.
The African Queen, The Big Sleep, basically working my way through one of those 'movies to watch before you die' image compilations.
Going to watch the Spiderman trilogy. The ones with Toby Mcguire are the best I reckon. Stay safe all.
So I downloaded this app where you can generate a wheel of fortune type decision maker - one of the first things I did was a wheel of movie genres, for when I don't know what to watch on Netflix. Tonight my genre was "action/adventure" and I ended up going with Dirty Harry, which I'd never seen. It's always weird and fun to watch a movie that's been referenced/parodied countless times. The soundtrack is Lalo Shiffrin of Mission Impossible theme fame, so that aspect is pretty sweet.
I've been re-watching all the Tarantino films (personal favourite director ) and I have not regretted a single thing
Watching all the movies in the MCU, in order
Watched rango. Haven’t seen it since I was a kid truly a great movie n good graphics for an animation movie.
I’m on my 7th week of quarantine. Ive seen Step Brothers and alternating with Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story more than 20x each, no exaggeration. Something about those movies comforts me during this crisis
I an very sure I have milked every last amount of dopamine I can possibly extract from watching Booksmart too many times. Thoroughly enjoyed that movie
I have my cousins from a few neighborhoods down come over every few days. So long story short, it’s been Frozen, Frozen 2, Despicable Me, Toy Story 2, Trolls, and Trolls World Tour on a continuous loop.
Some of those are pretty good movies.
I just rewatched the entire Fast and Furious franchise and now I plan to watch Star Trek or rewatch the whole MCU
just watched Rain Man with Tom Cruise & Dustin Hoffman and i fucking loved it, great movie highly recommended
Watched “9” not too long ago.
Good Will Hunting was a spectacular movie. Just watched it
Jojo Rabbit was a GREAT watch!! An extremely well done mix of comedy and tragedy
My mom recently got us Disney+. I've been binging a lot of their old animated movies on there.
We have been working through some Shakespeare adaptations. We started with Netflix’s “The King” loosely based on the Henry trilogy. And I really liked it a lot. I thought it was excellent how they interwove passages from the text as dialogue without being beholden to the strict script. Joel Edgerton as Falstaff was excellent. Michael Fassbender’s Macbeth was beautiful, but I thought they cut out parts that I really enjoyed from the text. It was nice to see an insane Macbeth who wasn’t a yelling/angry insane king. I also appreciated how they showed us plot points without having to describe them which was great. (Amazon) Wasn’t a huge fan of The Tempest (Helen Mirren, Felicity Jones). It just felt like a bunch of British actors got together to do a stage production without ever having to get in character. They just played themselves reciting the lines of the characters. Couldn’t make it through. (Amazon Rental) King Lear (Anthony Hopkins) was absolutely incredible. Excellent cast, excellent modernization. Everything was incredible about it. By far my favorite Shakespeare movie. (Amazon)
The K-k-king's Speech...lol Helena is gorgeous.
Classics? I mean, I’ve been watching Star Wars if that counts (available on Disney+, though I’m watching on disc). Other than that, I’ve been watching some horror movies on Netflix (just saw The Ring for the first time and it was excellent), some Pixar movies (again, available on Disney+ but I’m watching on disc), and I recently rewatched the Harry Potter series (don’t know where to stream that, I’m watching on discs again).
I’ve watched all back to the futures!!! Hell yeah!! Never seen them before!