Last Movie You Watched?

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Coraline 3D in theaters on Halloween

[Cult Leader 5,646]

The Substance

[fl0r1dakil0s 21,529]

Santa Sangre (1989) - such a gorgeous film

 

[Alison by Slowdive 26,155]

the curse of von dutch documentary series - just watched all 3 hours straight tonight i was mesmerised - pure candy for my brain!!! the 20% score on rotten tomatoes makes it all even better

[Make me your Dream Life 88,871]

I watched Gladiator II and I enjoyed it a lot. I feel like some moments felt rushed overall, but I appreciate so much the art direction and how pretty it looked. I had a great experience watching it, it was giving more of like, a play than a movie if that makes sense. 

I do find it funny how it seems like a lot of people didn't like it bc it wasn't masculine enough, but that's what it's supposed to be like, like the original in how it's supposed to show the other side of what being a gladiator was right? that's what I took from it anyway. 

I wish there was a bit more, and that it didn't feel as almost formulaic, but I did enjoy it overall. 

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 Pepi, Luci, Bom y otras chicas del montón, pedro almodóvar's first movie– wild and funny and very john waters-esque

[Make me your Dream Life 88,871]

I liked the movie. 

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twisters

deadpool vs wolverine

hold your breath

(it was a movie night)

[DCooper 37,180]

Nosferatu 

[rightofjupiter 16,731]

best in show (for the millionth time, always so good

 

45 minutes ago, DCooper said:

Nosferatu 

 

the new one?!

[DCooper 37,180]

13 minutes ago, rightofjupiter said:

best in show (for the millionth time, always so good

 

 

the new one?!

 

Yesss I got to go to an early screening this week! It's really good! My expectations were slightly too high but still really enjoyed it 

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1 hour ago, rightofjupiter said:

best in show (for the millionth time, always so good

 

TASTE. Such a gem of a film. That and Waiting for Guffman are classics, though I do prefer best in show everrrrrr so slightly. 
 

the last thing I watched was Terrifier 2 and it wasn’t good but it was also not awful and it’s kind of funny they made that movie over two hours when there is barely a shred of a plot. The second half drags so much and could have been tightened up by just cutting a bunch of useless drawn out scenes. Also, the infamous bedroom scene IS insanely gory but in a totally not believable or serious way so it comes off as more goofy than anything. 
 

I’ll watch the third one eventually I imagine just to see what inane way they continue to try and make this franchise have a plot tho. 

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56 minutes ago, DCooper said:

 

Yesss I got to go to an early screening this week! It's really good! My expectations were slightly too high but still really enjoyed it 

 

lucky you! Better than the northman, and the lighthouse? Because those really annoyed me in a lot of ways.

 

i last saw Wicked (9/10), and Conclave (7.5/10). The first exceeded my expectations, the second is like an airport page turner.

 

[venice biotch 7,556]

no hard feelings (2023), pretty cool, pretty nice, sometimes pretty cringe, i loved every scene with jennifer, i love her

[Barry 5,972]

Rear Window, I watched it about a month ago. Thought it was good and interesting and also it looked cool visually. Worth watching.

[HawaiianTea 239]

Blow-Up (1966) I really only watched it because of Jane Birkin. The film was kind of boring - it didn’t go anywhere 

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House of Spoils (2024) with Barbie Ferreira, Ariana DeBose, & Arrian Moayed

 

Thoughts. . . 

Spoiler

I thought the movie was okay. I didn't mind a little thriller movie late at night. I went in thinking it was going to be a horror movie about food, but at best it was a thriller movie. Nothing demonic as far as I think. It wasn't scary, like at all, but it was unsettling and disgusting in some parts. Loved Barbie's acting in this movie, and Ariana did a great job. This is my first movie I've seen Ariana in so that was interesting.

 

I would recommend this movie as a movie to watch with by yourself or others, just a calm 101-minute movie 

 

Rating: 3/5 stars or 65 out of 100

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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) I actually really enjoyed this one. Bette Davis played her character so well

[Make me your Dream Life 88,871]

I watched Wicked like maybe a couple of weeks ago? anyway, in the recent past but. I've been liking the discourse between the character analyses and the lore/ world of Oz and looking into it. I was definitely enhcanted w the film. watched it in dolby for the sake of color, and at times, it kinda felt like a disney plus kinda film for streaming only, but it had some great moments. 

What sold me on watching it were actually the interivews between the 2 main actresses, but it's just got me so interested in how the world of Oz can just parallel a lot, and idk but for me, it makes me think about how much of a Glinda you might be, or how much of an Elphaba you might be, and the blends of both. the duality and oppositeness of them, identity, and just the social dynamics of it. what people pardon, what people vilify, the different layers of consciousness and how it all interacts. 
being seen, and understood, vs only being perceived. 

I liked the film, but I love how it just opens up this sort of public/ popular kind of discussion of things regarding that. I think it's really good, and it can be eye opening. 

I was also reading about part 2, and how that might go about, and I'm still debating whether or not I'll see it in a year in theaters, but overall, I like how polarizing it might be, but also, just the kind of conversation it brings to the forefront of society. 

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This evening I watched Speak and Priscilla