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With some fairly recent discussion I’ve seen about John Wick 4 being exceptionally good for a fourth entry, or Fast Five being debatably the best film the series at the time of release, I was curious to know more examples of films that are very good despite being late in the series (fourth entry or later) submitted by /u/uiiji [link] [comments]

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I watched this movie after I saw a reel of this pop up on my Instagram feed and I must say it was a great decision, as recently I have…Continue reading on Medium »

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“A novel or short story in which a crime, usually a murder — the identity of the perpetrator unknown — is solved by a detective through a…Continue reading on Medium »

From Pulp Fiction to Kill Bill, Quentin Tarantino’s movies are a wild ride of blood, banter, and general badassery.Continue reading on Medium »

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Or have a movie they regret rewatching because it didn't hold up to your memory of it? Probably 10 or so years ago, I saw The Dark Knight for the first and only time, and it has been one of my favourite movies ever since. A few months ago, I was rewatching a lot of movies I liked and cutting down my to-watch list when I decided to finally rewatch it. After finishing it, I was sort of confused, not by the movie, but by how much I was overall just disappointed. It felt like despite my memory of the movie still being pretty accurate, watching the actual scenes again took away all the magic or nostalgia and left what was a husk of what I was expecting. I found a lot of just stupid and didn't enjoy some parts of it at all. The opening scene is still really good, though. Another movie I used to love was The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies... That movie really didn't hold up to my memory of it in almost any way. submitted by /u/BreadBlood [link] [comments]

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I watched this movie a long time ago and while I liked it, it seemed very by the numbers with great cinematography. Actual plot is a hot head cop goes rogue to avenge his partner killed two days from retirement(lol). Just watched it again and I don't know how I overlooked it before but the ending reveals that almost every single side and stock character had their own schemes and were manipulating and playing the protagonist, and also the antagonist was pretty amazing! In fact the protag and antag honestly seem pretty dumb in hindsight! I can't remember another movie that ends with the reveal both the protag and antag were just being played for fools, often deservedly by people they were coercing into sex or were a connected lawyer they threatened with death. submitted by /u/opiate_lifer [link] [comments]

Aired: May 29, 2023 Synopsis: On June 3, 2017, 25-year-old Reality Winner (Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney) returns from running errands to find two FBI agents at her home in Augusta, Georgia. An Air Force veteran and yoga instructor, Winner spends the next two hours being questioned about her work as an intelligence contractor – specifically, whether she leaked a classified document about Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections. Written & Directed by: Tina Satter submitted by /u/ElectronicEnforcer26 [link] [comments]

It is such an amazing movie that perfectly captures the freedom of both childhood and baseball especially when one takes into consideration that the film is set during the innocence of the early 1960s. I especially loved how the dialogue from all of the kids felt natural and older Scotty narrating it ala Wonder Years style was the cherry on the cake. As Roger Ebert wrote in his review, “If you have ever been lucky enough to see "A Christmas Story," you will understand what I mean when I say "The Sandlot" is a summertime version of the same vision.” submitted by /u/philliplennon [link] [comments]

I recently rewatched John Carpenter's The Thing, and the dog they got to play the Thing is incredible. I honestly don't know how they got an animal to act so unnatural it's unsettling. He somehow also manages to have this 1000 yard stare that I've never seen another dog do. But it got me thinking of other animal performances. What are your favorites? submitted by /u/VelociRache1 [link] [comments]

I wonder if there is a movie that satisfies the condition in the title. It is like a movie with a twist ending, but unlike typical twist endings that are only revealed near the end, like SAW 1, I am looking for one that takes the idea to the extreme and gives a complete timeline in the second half. It may have an element of questioning viewers' judgement in the first half. You can say TENET is also a bit like that. submitted by /u/guicho271828 [link] [comments]

It's coming up on 10 years since this film came out and I'm curious about people's thoughts on it. I still think that it's one of the best trailers I have seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SilYsr_3vrA. While I'm not entirely sure that movie fulfills on the promise of the trailer, I remember it being an effective and interesting film that I'm curious to revisit this year. It's a shame that Shane Carruth has gone off the rails in the last 5 years as he really was an auteur to watch. Have you revisited it recently? Has it aged well on your opinion? submitted by /u/Batmankoff [link] [comments]

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I loved the original growing up. It's one of those movies where I watch it every time it's on or if i randomly come across it on streaming. The thing about it is the plot is crap. The chemistry between Woody, Snipes, and Perez is what MAKES the movie. I knew 2023 would be crap, but i just couldnt help myself. HOLY FUCK. I don't know that the fuck they were thinking. The white dude was actually a fuckin nerd/bitch, not just pretending to be one. Imagine Woody complaining about a vegan menu in the OG or using "homophobic chicken sandwiches" as an insult. Credit to the white dude tho, he at least TRIED to act like Woody. The black guy and the perez character had the personality of a paper bag. It's basically the same movie, just done worse in every single conceivable way. This kinda movie also doesnt work in 2023 where everyone can be racist af to the white guy but he can NEVER give it back. Edit: Also, instead of the jimi argument In this one the white dude asks the black dude if he listens to any white music. The black dude says he "fucks around with ed sheeran". The white dude hugs him and says "I'm in love with the shape of you." Then the black dude invites the white guy to his kids birthday party and the guy says "That sounds FIRE! I fuck around with kids" That's an actual exchange in this pos. submitted by /u/More_MP5s [link] [comments]

For example, I can't stand Hugh Grant as a dopey love interest, like in Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love Actually, and Notting Hill. But I love him as a smarmy villain, like in The Gentlemen and, most recently, Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. I'm curious to hear if others have similar preferences or idiosyncrasies? submitted by /u/tangerine426783 [link] [comments]

One of the staff members in my high school told me her cousin was an extra in one of The Hangover films. Some other examples, for lesser known films, a good number of people at school knew someone or has been in “A Dog’s Purpose”, filmed entirely in the city. My grade 7 teacher was an extra in 2 movies, The Mangler 2 and Flag Day. A staff member at my high school, along with my drum instructor’s friend, was in the film “Nobody”, filmed in the city as well. submitted by /u/MattRedsIt [link] [comments]

I hope I explain myself correctly. What do you think of photos in films of characters that are clearly promo photos /screen shots? For example in Scream VI there is a photo of Billy Loomis on the police board but it is a still / promo of when he was in the original film, not an actual ‘photo’ of him that would be evidence. You know? There’s also a really famous example too of Sonia in EastEnders in UK where she had a shrine to her dead boyfriend and because he was a bit of a heartthrob back then, all the pictures of him, instead of being ‘pictures’ she would have had, theywere magazine cutouts that didn’t exist in the EastEndersVerse (I went there!). Can you think of any other examples? Seems so sloppy. submitted by /u/questionmark78 [link] [comments]

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I have a few imports coming and I'm looking into a region free BluRay player, however if there's some kind of software I can use to remove the lock from the disc forever it would be much more convenient. To be clear, I'm not talking about ripping them into my computer or piracy, I mean using the discs. Sorry if this isn't the right sub for this, if not, can you point me to the correct one? ​ ​ https://preview.redd.it/u6244yddgt2b1.jpg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7f208d603dae9ea5ff97979f348ebb545e085e47 submitted by /u/The_Flying_Failsons [link] [comments]

Just like the title says, I cant believe I slept on this movie for so long!! I've heard about it forever but sort of skipped it, or saved it, for whatever reason. I wasn't expecting the weird surreal nightmare quality of the film to be the ENTIRE film. Aside from that it also struck me as almost an "every frame a painting" type film with a beautiful vibrant look and tone that felt super atmospheric and unnerving where I wasn't sure what horror to expect next, but also couldn't look away. I can also recall several scenes/set pieces VERY strongly, the opening subway scenes, the scene with the guy in the bar, the scenes with the car trying to chase him, his creepy girlfriend fucking the literal devil then becoming possessed, the hospital sequence... Lots to enjoy in performances too from the amazing leads even to seeing Macaulay Culkin and the guy from Sienfeld pop up briefly! All of the in camera effects were really incredible too especially the use of lighting and smoke effects and the way they'd frame characters in silhouette or through cracked mirrors. It was just very thoughtful and clever. The vibe of the movie was amazing too I was sort of confused why it looked and felt like Taxi Driver when it was a 90s movie then realized it's "technically" a period piece of his MEMORIES of 190s New York which makes perfect sense. I also love when more modern stuff FEELS like a period piece so convincingly, like Come and See or GOODFELLAS feeling like they actually were filmed decades ago and you almost don't question it. I loved the more metaphysical elements and the heartbreaking "Owl Creek" style ending left me feeling really depressed but it was also beautiful and made me think about life in a profound way I wasn't expecting. It definitely transcended being just another horror movie and it's up there for now with my other favorites THE WAILING, and HEREDITARY!!! submitted by /u/ExoticPumpkin237 [link] [comments]

Edit: yes sorry I was mistaken about the release date it's been less than a year Spoilers ahead. Man so I really enjoyed Nope, but I think my tolerance for gore and horror has really decreased as I've grown. The monkey scene, and the scene following the rodeo just pop into my head occasionally and I just sit there kinda nauseated and just remember how disturbing those scenes were. I think they did a great job of making it feel real, not so obsurd it's funny like some of the franchises like Saw or slasher flicks. Also, having lived in an area of the world with tornadoes, it really reminded me of those. It's some powerful force of nature that just dumps it's waste on you when it's done consuming everything you love. Anyways, great movie, still can't get those couple scenes out of my head submitted by /u/Afireonthesnow [link] [comments]

I know she got a lot of stick for WALL STREET, it wasn't as if she was doomed for the start due to how poorly written her character was, though I do concede she was terrible in STEEL MAGNOLIAS. Even I can't give her a pass for it. Nevertheless, in SPLASH and ROXANNE, I found her lovely and engaging and likable. It isn't like today where you're asked to like the leading lady. Back in the day, the leading lady won you over with her irresistible charm. Even though she played many kind and sweet ladies, Daryl Hannah was even more effective at playing the psychopath which is surprising when you know her from SPLASH. In the KILL BILL films, she's deadly and vicious as Elle Driver and in BLADE RUNNER, she uses her seemingly sweet person to keep us assuming Pris, the replicant, is harmless until we see her creepy smile or when she attacks Deckard by twisting his neck. submitted by /u/Cris_Braga [link] [comments]

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I’m Sebastian Maniscalco, a standup comic, proud Italian-American, and star of the new movie “About My Father” – a (mostly) true story about my life, which hits theaters tomorrow. PROOF: https://i.redd.it/g77v36p9xy1b1.jpg submitted by /u/lionsgate [link] [comments]