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Call me nostalgic or call me boomer, but I still own and buy DVD’s and Blu-rays.Continue reading on Medium »

Expect bigger homes and even bigger drama, with Season 3 of the reality TV series coming May 3rd!!Continue reading on The Entertainment Engine »

Nennt mich nostalgisch oder nennt mich Boomer, aber ich besitze und kaufe immer noch DVD’s.Continue reading on Medium »

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Heeramandi too much bhi hai aur too little bhi, khoobsurat bhi hai aur frustrating bhi. Awe inspiring bhi hai aur kuch moments mein awful…Continue reading on Medium »

In the post-apocalyptic world of "Black Knight," where the air is toxic and the landscape barren, humanity's last hope rests in the hands…Continue reading on Medium »

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OK, so here’s the thing… I was too late and it’s been a year since I watched YOU season 4, part 1, and I’ve only finished writing this. I…Continue reading on Medium »

In a field of Netflix rom-coms that we watch from time to time, The Kissing Booth offered a familiar escape. The story of Elle’s forbidden…Continue reading on Medium »

Richa Chadha, one of the stars of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s debut series Heeramandi, recently shared some fascinating insights into the…Continue reading on Medium »

So snare your popcorn, dear friend, and play your part, In this grand, pleasurable show of the heart. 🍿 ❤️Continue reading on Medium »

I am looking for explicit movies to spice movie nights up with the wife. Does anyone know of any movies with good or great plots and has lots of explicitly sexual scenes or full nudity? We are running out of options and need some good suggestions! We love action and are okay with pretty much any genre! submitted by /u/91cuck [link] [comments]

I'm in the need of a good ugly-cry movie night. My go-tos are the following: Return of the King (but I'm not in the mood to watch all 3 extended versions this weekend), specifically the March of the rohirrim, and the ride of Faramir. Fellowship of the ring for the bridge of Khazad Dum, need I say more. Into the Wild, specifically the confluence of the soundtrack and scenes like at the end and when he leaves the old man. Requiem for a Dream, once again that soundtrack and the ending montage for those poor souls. Children of Men, that last sequence when the baby is revealed just gets me every time. Cloud Atlas, I get it throughout the movie. I think it's the music, but each revelation of a connection just gets me. Any other movies with good emotional music paired with tragic or triumphant scenes that leave you balling? submitted by /u/nowhere_man_1992 [link] [comments]

I want too watch this new J-Lo Netflix movie coming out on Memorial Day bc it looks a lot like Titanfall and the AI Smith companion looks and sounds cool, but everyone's been absolutely clowning on this movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jokpt_LJpbw submitted by /u/DistributionJust976 [link] [comments]

It definitely was a fun quick watch. It doesn’t take it self too seriously but doesn’t try to be anything other than campy cheesy fun but it does have depth. For someone who is not familiar with the comics, the sandman or doom patrol…..I decided to watch this over a course of the last couple of days. Admittedly because the two male leads are cute but honestly it wasn’t that bad. It definitely was more on the teen/cw vibes of things with the camp but shockingly it didn’t hit cringe level too often. The two male leads are phenomenal actors for their ages and characters and while I didn’t care for the female lead character I will say it is good to see proper representation of a woman of color who is allowed to be badass even if I find her character annoying. The balance in humor and banter mixed perfectly with themes of abandonment, abuse, trauma, infidelity, sexuality and acceptance. I’d argue this is probably the best Netflix adaptation for a teen show only because the characters realistically act like teens but it’s not over the top melodrama like something you’d see on the Cw. My minor issues is that while the two male leads are incredible….the two female leads come off as weak and it makes it hard to care especially when they try to push crystal to the front. Thankfully, around episode 5 or 6 they stopped heavily leaning on her and focused more on the dynamics that were stronger. The way that it ends is perfect for a one off. Not too bad of a cliff hanger but also if it gets a renewal it sets the groundwork. I definitely will be back. 7.5 out of 5 submitted by /u/Scorpiokhaleesi [link] [comments]

Watching Wolf Creek 2 and I still find it kinda funny that the English guy was tied up by a deranged serial killer and his plan for staying alive was to sing random Australian songs and recite limericks. Imagine waking up to John Wayne Gacy and you just start singing John Denver songs or something and he’s like “fuck me this guys alright isn’t he? I better go pour us a cuppa whiskey” Fun movie though What’s the weirdest stalling scene you’ve ever seen? I find them especially weird when the villain is like “you are trying to outsmart me?” and the hero is like “no… I’m stalling!” submitted by /u/ArgoverseComics [link] [comments]

I watched this movie for the first time recently, and I had heard or read very little about it outside of it being about an Air BnB type setting. It is this, but that’s an oversimplification and doesn’t do it justice. The film opens with a woman showing up to a rental home at night in the pouring rain, and right from the get-go, the film draws you into a sense of dread with a menacing shot of an otherwise quaint, cozy home. Upon learning that there is in fact someone already there (a young man claiming to have rented the place as well), the woman looks at other options and when she learns there is none takes up the man’s offer to stay the night there instead of sleeping in her car. I’m sure plenty could argue the opening story line is implausible itself, but all things considered the characters really do a great job portraying realistic people in a scenario where neither has done any wrong and want to try and make the best of the situation. Now, WHY I think this movie starts off so great- both characters are portrayed in such a way that you feel as though you’re trapped in a see-saw horror-romance film. When seeing the world through the eyes of the woman, you can sense the fear that this man could legitimately be setting her up to trap her there and commit heinous acts. She doesn’t know him at all, and despite his good natured disposition, he very easily could be a serial killer for all she knows. The man, when viewing the situation through his eyes, mostly recognizes that the woman is apprehensive about staying there with him, but he knows that HE is a good guy and isn’t going to try and murder her, so why not make the most of a weird and awkward situation and just hang out and be respectful adults? This back & forth continues for the first half of the movie, and the tension just continues to ratchet up higher and higher, with the question of whether this guy is the bad guy or just as confused as she is about what’s going on. It’s masterful at this point up until the reveal, which to be honest I found a bit disappointing. The second half is also very well done, but IMO loses some steam. Justin Long plays a very well crafted character- one who views himself as a victim (we find out he’s been fired for inappropriate behavior with a female coworker), but there’s reason to think he might just be someone who made a bad decision and is a *good person deep down. JL's character is also drawn to this house like the other two, so there’s a bit of continuity in that the film’s atmosphere centers around well written characters, but the story loses me when the villain is exposed. The creeping horror remains throughout the film, but I was really hoping the two original characters kept pulling us deeper and deeper into the schizophrenic genre-melding see-saw between horror and romance (though admittedly less romantic than horrific). JL’s character does expose a level of delusion and perhaps self-awareness not often seen in movies, but it’s not enough to rescue the second half of yr movie. I would definitely recommend this one. What it does well it really does well, but unfortunately the plot couldn’t match it. *it’s been more than a few weeks since I’ve watched this one, so forgive me if my memory of this character is a bit off. submitted by /u/pnkflyd99 [link] [comments]

There’s a scene in Zodiac where two of the main characters go to a restaurant to have lunch. They are discussing the case and when the food arrives, the guy who ordered the burger takes the tomato slices out of it before he takes a bite. Just thought this was a hilariously mundane detail and wonder if the director specifically told him to do it. The only reason I remember him doing it is because that is what I do whenever I order a burger lol. Anyone else remember random mannerisms/actions a character has done because you also do it yourself? Edit: the cop who ate the burger was actually eating off of his partner’s plate (who presumably ordered it with the tomatoes). submitted by /u/DoctorPoopMD [link] [comments]