The last Film/TV/DVD you watched. - Page 4007

Dennis's Mom · 24-01-23, 15:22

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JUNG_E. - in a post-apocalyptic near-future.

Super interested in this because of the director (Train to Busan, Hellbound).

perryloo · 25-01-23, 04:35

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Originally Posted by Dennis's Mom

Super interested in this because of the director (Train to Busan, Hellbound).

Train to Busan was really good, as it was the fist time I had seen super fast zombies in action

Usually you can outrun a zombie if you walk away slowly

Rai · 25-01-23, 21:35

Everything Everywhere All At Once. This is a weird and confusing film. It did keep me hooked until the end, though around the middle, I thought it was just going to be one endless fight, even if through different universes. Threaded though the chaos, there is quite a simple and endearing story of families and acceptance and the way it's handled is quite unique, but the point isn't really made or understood until the end.

Tsarina · 26-01-23, 00:15

^It's my absolute favorite film. I thought the message was always pretty clear from the start. A woman who has too much on her plate and has a lot of regrets and hatred toward certain elements of her life is shown these different perspectives to help her appreciate what she has. I think the most touching part of the film is her relationship with her husband. It is so relatable to my current relationship.

Cat Woman · 26-01-23, 04:50

OTTO at the movies. Really, really good movie. All the characters were really interesting. Shows how small interactions with people can affect your future. The theatre we went to said the movie has been 50%+ occupancy since opening.

Take a tissue.

xdesperado_ · 28-01-23, 00:54

Finally watched M3GAN, and I loved it the whole way through. I'm already excited for the 2.0 sequel that has just been announced.

Cat Woman · 28-01-23, 15:31

A Jazzman’s Blues - 2022 - Tyler Perry’s tale of forbidden love and family drama unravels 40 years of secrets and lies against a soundtrack of juke-joint blues in the Deep South. - really really good movie.

Lost Girls 2021 - desperate to find her missing daughter a mother fights to uncover the truth and helps expose a string of unsolved murders. Based on a true story.

ostercy · 28-01-23, 15:57

Pearl

Fun slasher movie

Rai · 29-01-23, 00:02

Catherine called Birdy, with Bella Ramsey, Lesley Sharp and Billie Piper. In medieval England a young girl does all she can to scare away suitors her father has chosen for her in order to marry her off for the dowry. It's really fun, full of well known British actors. Bella Ramsey is excellent as the rebellious Birdy. On Amazon Prime.

HarleyCroft · 29-01-23, 23:53

My favorite part of That '90s Show is look! I have the same mug as the Formans

Feel like a celebrity

25-01-23, 21:35	#40063
Rai Moderator Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: In a bubble outside the universe Posts: 35,925	Everything Everywhere All At Once. This is a weird and confusing film. It did keep me hooked until the end, though around the middle, I thought it was just going to be one endless fight, even if through different universes. Threaded though the chaos, there is quite a simple and endearing story of families and acceptance and the way it's handled is quite unique, but the point isn't really made or understood until the end. __________________ "Who we are is not what we wear, or what sparkles. It's our spirit that defines us."

26-01-23, 04:50	#40065
Cat Woman Archaeologist Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 1,611	OTTO at the movies. Really, really good movie. All the characters were really interesting. Shows how small interactions with people can affect your future. The theatre we went to said the movie has been 50%+ occupancy since opening. Take a tissue. __________________ Pharaoh´s Tomb

28-01-23, 15:31	#40067
Cat Woman Archaeologist Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 1,611	A Jazzman’s Blues - 2022 - Tyler Perry’s tale of forbidden love and family drama unravels 40 years of secrets and lies against a soundtrack of juke-joint blues in the Deep South. - really really good movie. Lost Girls 2021 - desperate to find her missing daughter a mother fights to uncover the truth and helps expose a string of unsolved murders. Based on a true story. __________________ Pharaoh´s Tomb

28-01-23, 15:57	#40068
ostercy Explorer Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Sheffield, UK Posts: 822	Pearl Fun slasher movie __________________ Puck puck puck BOOM!

29-01-23, 00:02	#40069
Rai Moderator Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: In a bubble outside the universe Posts: 35,925	Catherine called Birdy, with Bella Ramsey, Lesley Sharp and Billie Piper. In medieval England a young girl does all she can to scare away suitors her father has chosen for her in order to marry her off for the dowry. It's really fun, full of well known British actors. Bella Ramsey is excellent as the rebellious Birdy. On Amazon Prime. __________________ "Who we are is not what we wear, or what sparkles. It's our spirit that defines us."

26-01-23, 00:15	#40064
Tsarina Explorer Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 973	^It's my absolute favorite film. I thought the message was always pretty clear from the start. A woman who has too much on her plate and has a lot of regrets and hatred toward certain elements of her life is shown these different perspectives to help her appreciate what she has. I think the most touching part of the film is her relationship with her husband. It is so relatable to my current relationship.

28-01-23, 00:54	#40066
xdesperado_ Archaeologist Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: UK Posts: 1,263	Finally watched M3GAN, and I loved it the whole way through. I'm already excited for the 2.0 sequel that has just been announced.

29-01-23, 23:53	#40070
HarleyCroft Professor Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Coulrophilia Posts: 3,479	My favorite part of That '90s Show is look! I have the same mug as the Formans Feel like a celebrity __________________ Well if that ain't aren't the isn't