2025: best movie?
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I liked
I Like Me - John Candy documentary
The Undertone - Suspense Horror
Weapons - Horror
Marty Supreme - Ping Pong comedy/drama
Did not like...
Sinners
Still would like to watch...
Bugonia
One Battle After Another
I don’t go out to a lot of movies these days, but I enjoyed Mickey 17 the most from what I saw.
I really liked F1
One Battle After Another was very good as well
Just watched Chinatown for the 1st time last night.....dont really get the hype around that one.
Gonna watch Taxi Driver next.
There are so many older movies I want to see
One Battle After Another was very good as well
Just watched Chinatown for the 1st time last night.....dont really get the hype around that one.
Gonna watch Taxi Driver next.
There are so many older movies I want to see
Same... I think more and more people are shying away from the theater. Covid maybe, comlanies like Netflix and Prime upping their game, cost of the ticket and a beer at the theater, all add up to a hard pass for most folks.
For me, a lot of it is the selection. Sometimes I feel like going to a movie, but everything listed is like ‘nah’. Like you say, you can stream good movies at home for a lot less dinero.
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Not sure if anyone here listens to any of the Ringer movie podcasts. They have been doing the top movies of the last 25 years. Number 1 was Social Network, 2 was There Will be Blood
Best movie I watched this year... easily The Goonies.
I will say, Black Rabbit and The Beast In Me were two short series on Netflix this year that were both really good.
I will say, Black Rabbit and The Beast In Me were two short series on Netflix this year that were both really good.
Just Finished a few that I liked. The Copenhagen Test on Peacock, The Eastern Gate on HBO Max (Polish with subs) Eternaut on Netflix (Spanish with subs)...anything British and spy related I am down for as well
Of the recent releases, I enjoyed Wake Up Dead Man - mainly because Josh Brolin is hilarious as the whacky old priest.
Looking forward to Nuremberg but haven’t seen it yet.
Looking forward to Nuremberg but haven’t seen it yet.
Nuremberg was really good. My son and I saw it and both learned a few things we didn't know.
Screens are much larger at home now. I have an okay projector, so everything is on a 90 inch screen
Oh god, that’s was awful towards the end. Started off good though.
F1 was good. Didn’t know Jerry Brucheimer did that one. He’s the same guy that made “The Rock” if I remember..
I was about to react adversely, but then realized how many good 90s movies the 25 years cut off.
I was co-workers with a great guy from Kansas whose Dad recently passed away at 101. Jim Sharp fought in the battle of the bulge and was Sergeant of the Guard at Nuremberg. He wrote two books about his war experience. What a life.
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This is it for me. Only movie I know of I'm even remotely looking forward to seeing in the theater is The Odyssey.