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Hot Take - we already got the best Odyssey movie “O’ Bro, Where Art Thou?”
u/johndoe040912 — 2 hours ago
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What are some of the biggest “missed opportunities” in film?
I think the Peter Jackson Halo movie would have hit at the perfect time in regards to both the franchises relevance and our love for the series. Halo lore is outstanding and I believe it could have been on the same level as transformers, mission impossible etc.
Nobody expected the project to win Oscars but there’s no reason why we couldn’t have had an amazing Halo film trilogy.
At least we got district 9 out of it the fiasco.
What other opportunities we sadly never saw realized?
u/SeahawksWin43-8 — 4 hours ago
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Have you ever watched The Chumscrubber (2005)?
I saw this movie with a friend, when it was first released on DVD and I thought it was a pretty good. Reminded me very heavily of SLC Punk, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Beach, Little Miss Sunshine, and a bit of Wes Anderson mixed in. Plot follows a group of high school students who get mixed up pharmaceutical drugs and how their idealistic neighborhood is anything but. Sort of a bad summary, but it has been ages since I’ve seen it.
The film cast includes Glenn Close, William Fichtner, Jamie Bell, Rita Wilson, & Ralph Fiennes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chumscrubber
However, I’ve never met another person who has seen this movie. Ever. It has got to the point where THE PERSON I WATCHED THE MOVIE WITH, NO LONGER REMEMBERS WATCHING IT.
“The Chumscrubber premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2005, and was released theatrically on August 26, 2005. An accompanying soundtrack, composed mostly by James Horner, was released on October 18, 2005. The film was both a critical and commercial disappointment as it received mixed-to-negative reviews and earning back only US$351,401 of its $10 million budget.” (Wikipedia)
u/railroadfrog — 6 hours ago
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What is the most disturbing depiction of death/murder you’ve ever seen in a film?
for me it was Saving Private Ryan. Mellish getting killed while Upham is paralyzed with fear.
u/sunnieslilac — 16 hours ago
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Whats the most inaccurate movie that's supposedly based on a true story?
u/RecordingImmediate86 — 15 hours ago
Wolfgang Petersen’s movie “Das Boot”, is widely regarded as a masterpiece of war cinema, offering an intensely claustrophobic and authentic look at a German U-boat crew during WWII. It’s an incredibly bleak and profoundly sad movie. If you haven’t seen it, look for it. It’s definitely worth a watch…
u/BrownBannister — 12 hours ago
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Die Hard: With a Vengeance was released on this day 31 years ago
u/kkhouete — 12 hours ago
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What are your top 3 films from this list?
These are all films on my watchlist that I have never seen.
I need some help prioritizing.
What are you top 3?
u/ElectroSoup — 12 hours ago
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What are your thoughts on "The Three Musketeers (2011)"?
Just saw the 2011 film adaptation of the Three Musketeers on Prime Video with my dad, and I admit that it was a fun movie!
u/Hot-Salamander-8786 — 13 hours ago
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What's your honest opinion about Tom Hardy MMA Movie Warrior
u/Lazy_Introduction264 — 20 hours ago
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This was first Wes Anderson movie staring Bill Murray
This is one off the most underrated teen movies in general, Jason Schwartzman was so good
u/Choice-Wind-9283 — 11 hours ago
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Tropic Thunder is one of the best satires ever made, with a top-notch ensemble cast delivering some of their best performances. A true cult classic.
u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 — 1 day ago
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"Poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for.” Dead Poets Society
u/kkhouete — 13 hours ago
"You cook with obsession, not love. Even your hot dishes are cold. You're a chef. Your single purpose on this Earth is to serve people food that they might actually like, and you have failed. And you've bored me. And the worst part is I'm still fucking hungry.” The Menu
u/kkhouete — 1 day ago
Watched Eraserhead for the first time.
So I bought a ticket on the Lynch train. I’ve decided to watch his films in chronological order.
I wouldn’t say I enjoyed it. But I couldn’t stop watching it. My favorite scene is the dinner scene. The random acts between the parents. The man made chicken was awesome.
But, onto The Elephant Man…
u/hatenlove85 — 1 day ago