Starz is a joke of a streaming service, I can’t believe anyone would pay for this. They zoom in on widescreen movies to fill the TV screen instead of presenting the original aspect ratios

I thought it was just a one time thing with Miami Vice (2006), but nah I went to watch The Thin Red Line and they zoomed that shit in too. Sad that a bunch of headasses who don’t clearly give the slightest shit about movies run these garbage “streaming services.” Peacock is a free service and they had Miami Vice in the right aspect ratio. I’m on a free trial btw, I would never pay for this shit.Edit: Holy shit they did Apollo 13 dirty too. Nah I’m done. Hope Starz goes out of business so the better streaming services can get the movies on there via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2SJNpqg

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Charlize Theron Says ‘Old Guard’ Sequel Script Complete, Filming to Begin Early Next Year (EXCLUSIVE)

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Official 'Demonic' Poster

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I know it's not that old but holy cow is MI: Fallout a great movie to rewatch.

The motorcycle chase, the bmw chase, the frickin helicopter chase, the stunts, the pacing, the twists, the bathroom fight and the cliffside brawl. All top notch. No crazy jumpcuts. Cinematography was on point, sound was perfect. Henry Cavill was great casting choice. If you've been waiting for a fast paced action flick like me I highly recommend it. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3yd4lVd

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Star Trek’s Simon Pegg Working On ‘Galaxy Quest’ TV Series

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Venice: Jamie Lee Curtis To Receive Lifetime Achievement Golden Lion; ‘Halloween Kills’ Screening Out Of Competition

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Why did Looney Tunes Back in Action bomb so hard?

This has been asked before, but I never got a clear answer. This film bombed so hard, Looney Tunes stop making theatrical movies up until this year! It bombed real badly, and I don’t know why. The animation is great, the voice acting is great, (unlike Space Jam) there isn’t an overly sexualized character, at least for long, (Don’t look up Lola Bunny rule 34) and it’s still smart and snarky. How did Space Jam get the upper hand? via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3AeV8gD

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Steven Soderbergh Considering Another ‘Ocean’s' Movie, Says Don Cheadle

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Who typically plays heros but would be better as a villian?

Or even the other way around. Actors like Matthew McConaughey or Benedict Cumberbatch who in most cases (except in Cumberbatch's case) play the hero but in their occasional villainous roles like Mcconaughey's Dark tower appearance feel more impactful in the opposite sense or Mads Mickelson in star wars as the hero character via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3y5HDOD

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Black Widow: Critic Reviews Megathread

Rotten Tomatoes: 86% - 7.2 out of 10 Average Rating - 70 ReviewsMetacritic 69/100 - 28 ReviewsWritten Reviews:Empire - Nick De Semlyen - 4/5It shouldn’t really have taken 11 years for the Widow to get her own standalone adventure. But thanks to some zesty new character dynamics and smart twists, Marvel have finally done her right.The Hollywood Reporter - David RooneyDirected by Cate Shortland with propulsive excitement, humor and pleasingly understated emotional interludes, this standalone proves a stellar vehicle for Scarlett Johansson’s Natasha Romanoff, given first-rate support by Florence Pugh, Rachel Weisz and David Harbour.The Guardian - Peter Bradshaw - 4/5Great fun is had in giving us the backstory to the assassin’s place in the Marvel Cinematic UniverseVanity Fair - Richard LawsonThe long-awaited standalone film about Scarlett Johansson’s ex-assassin is just that—an adventure that (mostly) operates outside of the larger franchise machinery.Variety - Owen GleibermanIn her first stand-alone saga, Scarlett Johansson invests the famous fighter with an interior power.The Wrap - Alonso DuraldeRather than deeply explore the character and soul of Natasha Romanoff, however, “Black Widow” treats her like a TV star who’s devoting an episode of her series to introducing new characters who might or might not break off into a spinoff of their own. The film does offer additional insight into the character’s tortured past, but the overwhelming effect is that of a baton being passed.Geek of Colour - Britany Murphy - 8/10Black Widow is a thoroughly entertaining flick that is likely to please audiences with its action, wittiness, and great characters. It is very much a spy thriller and different from the other movies we’ve received from the MCU thus far. As a standalone prequel, it does its job and serves as both a great ode and goodbye to the one and only, Natasha Romanoff a.k.a. Black Widow.Forbes - Scott MendelsonThe years-too-late solo flick for Scarlett Johansson’s MCU superhero is both too much of a glorified backdoor pilot for its co-star and not up to par with the spy films and espionage thrillers it wishes to emulate.BBC - Caryn James - 4/5The latest Marvel offering is entertaining and full of action. It is also 'the least Avenger-like movie in the series so far'New York Post - Johnny Oleksinski - 3/4The movie's vibe isn't like your average MCU entry at all, really. What it reminded me of are the many James Bond films where 007 goes rogue and cavorts around world cities seeking his revenge du jour.Time Out - Philip De Semiyen - 4/5The MCU goes Jason Bourne in a superhero spy movie that sparks when Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh share the screen. A satisfying mix of muscle and emotion.Washington Post - Ann Hornaday - 2.5/4Black Widow simultaneously feels like too much and too little. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3qxUAhL

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Official Poster for Apichatpong Weerasethakul's 'Memoria', starring Tilda Swinton

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Guy Ritchie's Untitled New Spy Film (Formerly Titled 'Five Eyes') Gets January 21, 2022 Release Date - Starring Jason Statham, Aubrey Plaza, Bugzy Malone, Josh Hartnett, Cary Elwes and Hugh Grant

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Official poster for Black Widow

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Official Poster for 'The Many Saints of Newark'

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THE MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK – Official Trailer

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Clifford the Big Red Dog (2021) - Official Trailer - Paramount Pictures

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Official Poster for 'Clifford the Big Red Dog'

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‘Mad Max’ Fans and More Raise Over $70,000 to Fund Brain Surgery for Injured Furiosa Stunt Woman - Dayna Grant is a stunt double for Charlize Theron, Lucy Lawless, and more.

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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood review – Tarantino’s debut novel shines - The director’s pulpy novelisation of his most recent film is entirely outrageous and addictively readable

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What false movie facts, trivia, or behind-the-scenes stories are you sick of hearing about?

All too often I'll be reading a film article, or a comment, or a reddit post, only to see people touting a completely false 'fact' as 100% true. It grinds my gears that people are reading these and believing these myths as facts. Are there any incorrect pieces of movie trivia that you would like to complain about? For example, I have two that I'm sick of reading about:#1 is "Heath Ledger in the Dark Knight improvised the little scene when the hospital stopped exploding." I can get why people might think this, Heath was a great actor and totally sold the confused body language, but a whole lot of behind-the-scenes footage, testimony, etc clearly show Ledger practicing the scene. It was pretty much a "we've only got one take of this, so you have to get it right," situation. They wouldn't leave a multi million dollar pyrotechnic extravaganza like that up to chance.#2 is "In Pulp Fiction all the clocks are set to 4:20." This one is utterly baffling, as there are a lot of shots of clocks and watches throughout the movie and the only scene where they actually read 4:20 is when Butch is in the backroom of the pawn shop and a wall full of clocks are behind him. I think what makes this worse is people who tell this trivia keep saying "Check it!" in a really smug way. Well yes, I did check it, actually, thank you for asking. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3jrsaUW

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Actor Robert Shaw interview on the set of “Jaws” dressed as Quint, but out of character.

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For Mel Brooks’ 95th birthday, 4 ways he changed the world

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What do you think is the most unrealistic survived death in a movie?

I was watching Hot Fuzz the other day and, SPOILERS, towards the end of it, Nick Frosts character gets shot with a blunderbuss at point blank range and is then caught in the police station explosion. He ends up surviving this. This got me thinking about characters surviving unrealistic deaths.Now obviously Hot Fuzz is satire and that whole moment was probably a send up of this very thing but I'm wondering about movies that take themselves seriously when it comes to character deaths. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2UaQ9xe

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Why 'Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory' is a masterpiece

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First 'Knives Out 2' Set Photo Reveals Filming Has Begun on Director Rian Johnson's Sequel

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Timothy Olyphant Joins Tom Hardy in Netflix Action Thriller 'Havoc'

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Official Image from John Wick: Chapter 4

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Welcome to Camp Crystal Lake, fabric paint on Vans shoes, me, 2021

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Exclusive: 'Transformers: Rise of the Beasts' Adds Ron Perlman as Voice of Optimus Primal

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FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994 | Official Trailer | Netflix

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Half in the Bag: Censor

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Vanessa Kirby Joins Cast of Florian Zeller's 'The Son'

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Anybody else hate IMDb's new design?

I've been a semi-obsessive user of IMDb for almost a decade now. Anytime I watch a film I immediately go on there after and vacuum up all of the info. The trivia, the goofs, budget info etc. I check out the full cast and crew, check out what other actors from it have been in etc. and usually find myself going down a rabbit hole. I also have a huge watchlist and my own ratings which I do after each watch. I love the site.One thing I always loved is how compact and easy to see/navigate it was. But now? It just looks like a mess. Everything is way too spaced out. I find myself scanning my eyes over the whole page just to find basic stuff. I mean it's not terrible, it is obviously useable. But it was the old way for so long because it just worked. I don't understand why companies like this feel the need to constantly meddle with their user experience. Another good example is Spotify, that just keeps getting more and more convoluted to use with every damn update. Why fix what isn't broken? I'll probably get people telling me just to get used to it. Well yeah, you can get used to anything if you use it enough. Doesn't mean it's not shit and worse than it has been for years and years.Anybody else with me here? I can't be the only one. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2U6FZOb

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Joe Versus the Volcano was way ahead of its time.

A movie about a guy with undiagnosed PTSD, anxiety and depression, struggles with his terrible boss in a dead end job with little to no medical benefits, goes broke paying for doctors to figure out why he feels terrible. Finally is diagnosed with mental health problems along with a terminal illness and told to take a vacation. So he sets off on a suicidal mission/vision quest as a last ditch effort experience life before he dies.Not mention the movies serves as a test run of the chemistry between Hanks and Meg Ryan BEFORE Sleepless in Seattle.Incredibly re-watchable. Worth a watch if you get a chance. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3h0Io5N

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Cinema is back! Most anticipated films for the rest of 2021

Most anticipated movies for the rest of 2021:Jun 25 - F9 (Vin Diesel, John Cena)‘F9’ Tops $400M Global With $70M US Debut (biggest box office opening since 2019)Jul 09 - Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh)Jul 16 - Space Jam: A New Legacy (LeBron James, Don Cheadle)Jul 23 - Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins (Henry Golding, Samara Weaving)Jul 23 - Old (Vicky Krieps, Alex Wolff, Thomasin McKenzie)Jul 30 - The Green Knight (Dev Patel, Alicia Vikander)Jul 30 - Jungle Cruise (Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt)Jul 30 - Stillwater (Matt Damon, Abigail Breslin)Aug 06 - The Suicide Squad (Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, Viola Davis)Aug 13 - Free Guy (Ryan Reynolds, Taika Waititi)Aug 20 - Reminiscence (Hugh Jackman, Rebecca Ferguson)Aug 27 - Candyman (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teyonah Parris, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett)Sep 03 - Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings (Simu Liu, Awkwafina)Sep 10 - The Card Counter (Oscar Isaac, Tye Sheridan, Tiffany Haddish, Willem Dafoe)Sep 17 - The Eyes of Tammy Faye (Jessica Chastain, Andrew Garfield, Cherry Jones)Sep 24 - Venom: Let There Be Carnage (Tom Hardy, Woody Harrelson)Oct 01 - The Many Saints of Newark (Alessandro Nivola, Leslie Odom Jr., Jon Bernthal)Oct 08 - No Time To Die (Daniel Craig, Ana de Armas, Rami Malek)Oct 15 - Halloween Kills (Jamie Lee Curtis, Anthony Michael Hall)Oct 22 - Dune (Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya, Jason Momoa, Oscar Isaac)Oct 22 - The French Dispatch (Timothée Chalamet, Elisabeth Moss, Owen Wilson)Oct 22 - Ron's Gone Wrong (Zach Galifianakis, Jack Dylan Grazer)Oct 22 - Last Night In Soho (Anya Taylor-Joy, Matt Smith)Oct 29 - Antlers (Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons)Nov 05 - Eternals (Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, Gemma Chan, Salma Hayek, Kit Harington)Nov 11 - Ghostbusters: Afterlife (Paul Rudd, Bill Murray, Finn Wolfhard)Nov 19 - Top Gun: Maverick (Tom Cruise, Miles Teller)Nov 19 - King Richard (Will Smith, Aunjanue Ellis, Jon Bernthal)Nov 24 - House of Gucci (Adam Driver, Lady Gaga)Nov 24 - Encanto (Stephanie Beatriz)Nov 26 - Soggy Bottom (Bradley Cooper, Alana Haim, Benny Safdie)Dec 03 - Nightmare Alley (Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett)Dec 10 - West Side Story (Rachel Zegler, Ansel Elgort)Dec 17 - Spider-Man: No Way Home (Tom Holland, Zendaya)Dec 22 - Downton Abbey 2 (Dominic West, Laura Haddock)Dec 22 - The King's Man (Ralph Fiennes, Gemma Arterton, Harris Dickinson)Dec 22 - The Matrix 4 (Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss)TBD - The Tragedy of Macbeth (Denzel Washington, Frances McDormand, Harry Melling)Not to mention 2022 is going to be another huge year for movies.Movie. Theaters. Are. Back. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3jk5c2b

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I can't stop rewatching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Saw this when it came out in the theater with my wife. We both have similar tastes in movies but i came out of the theater on a cinematic high and my wife was meh.Once i was able to watch it at home, i tested it out to see if i still liked it and i just keep liking it more every time i watch it.We are not hardcore tarantino fans but we like his films. Her favorite is inglorious basterds, mine used to be deathproof but once upon a time has become far and away my favorite.But nobody i know likes it very much and it makes me feel awkward lol what is wrong with me via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3h8SSPC

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Peter Jackson's last movie before the lord of the rings trilogy, The frighteners (1996) may be my favourite from the director.

I don't really see this movie talked about very often. Michael J Fox is great and does something we haven't really seen him do before, playing a social outcast suspected of murdering his wife. Full of great, memorable characters with pretty great visual effects. Love the story, setting, set design and especially the score from Danny Elfman. Highly recommend seeing this if you haven't already.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKWiQLwr9Xs via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3xZJ413

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I unironically love Tenet

I feel like this sub has almost nothing but hate for Tenet, but I actually loved it, which is pretty odd considering I'm a kid lol.A lot of people don't like this movie because it's very VERY confusing, but I love films that make you think and Tenet is a perfect example, especially now when the norm is stuff like the MCU and sequels and reboots, Tenet feels like a breath of fresh air.The concept of moving backwards in time allows for some very inventive action sequences, and IMO the action is one of the best parts of the movie, the Freeport fight where TP fights his inverted self is the standout IMO.The soundtrack by Ludwig Goransson is incredible, he delivers one of Nolan's best scores, just listen to Posterity if you haven't yet.I don't think Tenet is a masterpiece and admittedly it does have some flaws, sometimes Tenet gets a bit TOO confusing to the point of becoming a mess at times, the sound mixing is REALLY bad, the characters really aren't the strong suit of the film, the performances are pretty strong with Robert Pattinson being the standout, but that's all that really carries the characters, and Sator is a pretty hammy villain.But IMO overall the strengths outweigh the weaknesses, Tenet isn't Nolan's best movie, but I still love it. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3dk0Nsh

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Mads Mikkelsen wishes he could have talked to Johnny Depp about taking over Fantastic Beasts role

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This last week, I finally watched No Country for Old Men, Sicario, and Hell or High Water. And I am obsessed.

Like I said, I finally sat around and watched these movies. And HOLY SHIT. I don’t know what this “genre” would be called. But I want more of these films. The acting. The story. The small cast of characters. I am thoroughly obsessed, and am constantly seeking out more like it.I can’t believe I waited so long to watch these movies, but now they have been all I’ve thought about this last week.If I had to put them in a list of my favorites, it would be No Country for Old Men, Sicario, with Hell or High Water following closely behind.Please send me more recommendations for films such as these absolute gems. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3A6mLsg

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One of the (countless) great things about The Mask of Zorro (1998) is how it feels like a sequel to a movie we never saw.

The Mask of Zorro is the story of Alejandro, whos is trained by the old Diego de La Vega to be his successor as Zorro.The movie starts in the past with Diego de La Vega as an slowly out of his prime Zorro being confronted by governor Rafael, his archenemy. It is very much the last duel of the original Zorro, a conclusion to his story.But while other movies would showcase every facet of Zorro in this scene, trying to convey the big picture to us, this movie leaves a lot to the imagination. Don Diego and Don Rafael clearly have an old relationship, they have known each other and were probably friends while Diego secretely fought him as Zorro many times. Rafael is clearly in love with Diego's wife. This isn't just exposition, this is a whole world we are only catching a glimpse of. It is kinda like seeing Obi-Wan and Anakin's Mustafar confrontation on Mustafar and then watching a New Hope, there was an entire trilogy there, we just didn't see it.Just watch this scene and you will notice how it feels like a final confrontation in its own unique movie. Even the music has its own theme which is not repeated later in the movie. The theme is similar to that of the Second Zorro, but it remains different, like that of a different story.I jst love that the backstory isn't just "back" story, but its own little world that we quickly see before fastforwarding years ahead to the tale of Alejandro, the second Zorro. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3zZzDk9

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EuroTrip (2004) is a massively over-looked, super rewatchable comedy from the early 2000s

The entire film is genius. I've watched it both drunk and sober, equally enjoyable. The characters are incredibly quotable and the film making is top notch for what it is.The actors do a really good job. Everyone seems to be having a blast, and the script is equal part hallarious and absurd. It combines a stereotypical european view of Americans, with a Stereotypical American view of Europe.It only gets crazier and crazier. It's an absolute blast to watch and the side gags are amazing. Some of the jokes are incredibly clever, and the chemistry between the main cast is great.A definite recommendation if you ask me.Link to the best scene in the film: https://youtu.be/VdP0JXZpbx0 via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3wZYpPa

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I finally saw Looper (2012)

I had been wanting to see this film literally since it came out. I finally sat down and watched it, and boy, what a ride. I love the premise, this is the way a time travel movie should be done. The time travel serves the story, and the film doesn't over complicate it or let itself get caught up in exposition like some of its peers (looking right at you, Tenet).Seeing Joseph Gordon-Levitt doing his best Bruce Willis impression was entertaining, albeit a bit inconsistent at times, but damn he sold me on it. Emily Blunt was amazing, as usual, and Bruce Willis was Bruce Willis.The camera work was incredibly well done, the stunts and set pieces were eye candy, and the world building was subtle, but just enough to immerse you. World building doesn't have to be super complicated, and this is a great example of how it should be done.It was a little too long, in my opinion, the middle sagged for about 15-20 minutes, and the ending is a typical 'we gotta get everyone in one place' kinda deal, but the final scene is worth it.Definitely worth a watch if you haven't seen it, sci-fi and time travel done right. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2UKs5By

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“A Wrinkle in Time” looks and sounds like a talented group of Hollywood people tried to make a $100M film on a $10K budget in 24hrs as a fun challenge.

This film looks and sounds like bare bones. There is little immersion by way of set design, the dialogue is in dire need of “weathering,” and the costumes looked like they were pulled from a college runway.The makeup is the only exception. It doesn’t look like it was applied by anyone with any talent at all. The makeup looks like the initial makeup artist called in sick and someone had to call their cousin who’s a “makeup guru” on YouTube with 1400 subscribers. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3jeJUD0

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Telling your son you watched the original Fast and Furious (2001) movie in theatre while watching Fast 9 (2021), is the equivalent of watching GoldenEye (1995) with you father and him telling you he saw The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) in theatre

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Box Office: ‘F9’ Zooms to Mighty $70 Million Debut, Shattering Pandemic Records

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I finally watched Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2011)

And it was awesome. Such a great satire of the traditional horror movie. It used basically every trope and then inverted them in very creative ways. The ending might leave some wanting, but it worked for me.But what really surprised me about this film was how fundamentally wholesome it was. Tucker and Dale, and especially Dale, are good, decent men with a great friendship. They are certainly not perfect but given what we see of them, there's no question they are good people. As are most of the college kids, and the cop. There's only one "bad" guy, and he gets a backstory to explain why he's bad.I had seen this movie on Netflix for years but never chose it because of what I thought was a dumb image and it looked like a bad B movie. My mistake! On Amazon Prime it had a different image and it got recommended to me by the algorithm and I loved it. For all those years, I was wrong. Makes me wonder how many other great movies I am missing because of an image.Last thought: Not really sure how the title of the movie works, but it's distinct enough that I like it. It's kind of a spoiler though. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3heY2cV

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What is the Best Film You Watched Last Week? (06/20/21-06/27/21)

The way this works is that you post a review of the best film you watched this week. It can be any new or old release that you want to talk about.{REMINDER: The Threads Are Posted On Sunday Mornings. If Not Pinned, They Will Still Be Available in the Sub.}Here are some rules:1. Check to see if your favorite film of last week has been posted already.2. Please post your favorite film of last week.3. Explain why you enjoyed your film.4. ALWAYS use SPOILER TAGS: [Instructions]5. Best Submissions can display their [Letterboxd Accts] the following week.Last Week's Best Submissions:FilmUser/[LBxd]FilmUser/[LB/YT*]"Shiva Baby"mazzaprince97"Dogma”NozakiMufasa"Promising Young Woman"[CptnHowdee]“Whisper of the Heart”stat-cat“Hellboy" (2019)Gamer_ely“Three Colors: Red"[Trent Brooks]“Coco"sweatybeard"Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters”[Jslk]“Chef”ProfessorDoctorMF"Excalibur”neverlandoflena"The Place Beyond the Pines”D0NNIE-DANKO"M.A.S.H."Bokb3o“Redline"AgentofChaos58"The Young Girls of Rochefort”brownsbrownsbrownsb“Brüno"[Couchmonger]"Some Like It Hot”McCretin“Speed Racer"jai_kasavin“The Life & Death of Colonel Blimp”[RStorm]“Ratatouille"[lenny48]“The Great Dictator”[Cameron Craig*] via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2Tbdej5

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LGBT documentary pulled from film festival after Hong Kong's Film Censorship Authority bans full screening

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Jim Henson’s ‘Labyrinth’ (1986) - Still Captivating 35 Years Later

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