birdog1960
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Wednesday series by Burton, streaming now is fun.How could I forget Big Fish by the inimitable Tim Burton!
Wednesday series by Burton, streaming now is fun.How could I forget Big Fish by the inimitable Tim Burton!
Pan's Labyrinth (2006) is another superb anti-fascist movie from Guillermo Del Toro, I re-watched it on Amazon Prime recenty. It's great how he can combine the height of art with the (right kind of) politics. I'm watching a superb documentary series by Simon Schama ("History of Now") on BBC iPlayer at the moment, which is a must watch if you want to explore politically inspired movies - he just considered Dr Zhivago at some length and made me want to watch it again.Pinocchio by Guillermo Del Toro is excellent if political (anti fascist). "count me in" about drummers is an intriguing doc. both streaming now. Mentioned "Where the Crawdads sing" in another thread. Still thinking about and discussing that one with friends. I also enjoyed the Fantastic Beasts series especially the last one. Oh, and the last Minions was good fun and well done.
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Good suggestion, I enjoyed this even though some found it "slow paced".Gattaca
Anything with Mads Mikkelsen!! “Valhalla Rising” is just about the only good movie about Vikings and he did such an impactful job in it. I would even venture to say his presence reminds me of Daniel Day Lewis - the rarest breed of artist who completely dominates the scene just because of how expressive and intense they are.Indeed, watch it without any clue/trailer. I always watch movies without knowing anything.
“Druk” is also great.
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if we're getting schmaltzy and anglophilic (celtic loving), I love this movie. Especially the music store and recording studio scenes:
Definitely lived up to my expectations and then some. Hope they get some oscars out of it.The trailer for "Everything, Everywhere, All At Once" may reveal a bit too much, but nevertheless, there's no shortage of surprises.
I have known too many sick degenerate gamblers in my life to enjoy Uncut gems. It was a little too familiar for me. If you like that the movie The Cooler is a really good with William H MacyAlso pretty late to the game on this, but Uncut Gems and Good Time are both must-watch in my opinion, but I think the safdie brothers are not necessarily for everybody.
Also probably Sandler's best work, again for what it's worth... I'd say this movie is refreshing in the way that a mouthful of horseradish is refreshing.