"Get out" is Hollywood's favorite movie of this decade !

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15 May 2021, 9:36 pm

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And once again regarding the list, I didn't think Birdman was very funny,
despite great performances from its cast.

Gravity, Spotlight and Parasite deserved spots on the list.

I never got a chance to see the remake of A Star Is Born nor La La Land,
so I have no opinion on both.


I haven't heard of any of those except La La Land, which I saw. I thought it was heartbreaking.


Please consider taking the time to watch either Gravity or Parasite.

@ Everyone: It's interesting how no one so far has made comments on animated movies, so I'll start.

Missing Link and Kubo and the Two Strings were well-crafted animated films worth a watch.


I can't watch computer animation (assuming they are?) ^

* Googles Gravity and Parasite *

Clears throat. Um ... I love George Clooney so I might have to check that out. I'd never heard of it.

I'm not sure about Parasite. Maybe. I don't really like comedies.


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16 May 2021, 1:05 am

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I have read accounts that much dialogue in Birdman was improvised,
so IMO, it's more of a comedy-drama known better as a "dramedy."

"Improvised" doesn't specifically mean "comedy" =)
IIRC, a lot of Waking Life was improvised, but it's not supposed to be a comedy.
Allegedly, the "tears in the rain" speech at the end of Blade Runner was improvised.
Taxi Driver, DeNiro's "you talkin' to me??" monologue.
Dustin Hoffman's "I'M WALKIN' HERE!" from Midnight Cowboy.
The detention scene from The Breakfast Club...
etc. etc.
I could show you a lot of improvised music that isn't funny.

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Missing Link and Kubo and the Two Strings were well-crafted animated films worth a watch.

I haven't watched those yet, but I really liked Coraline and ParaNorman.
I don't think I watched The Boxtrolls yet, either.

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I can't watch computer animation (assuming they are?) ^

They're made by Laika, who are a group that specializes in stop-motion animation.


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16 May 2021, 2:49 pm

Gone Girl (based on the book of the same name) was an excellent suspense movie that
IMO should have received more attention upon initial release.

If you want to watch a great sci-fi film that will make you think, consider watching
Ex Machina, Looper or Arrival.

As I mentioned before, do consider watching the Planet of the Apes Reboot Trilogy, all three films
are brilliant in their own equal ways.

A biopic that IMO will keep you entertained is The Disaster Artist, which is a biopic about what went wrong in the making of the cult film The Room considered to be one of "the worst movies ever made."

The three Mission Impossible movies that were released in the 2010s were all well-made.

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation

Mission Impossible: Fallout


Shazam was a fun comic book movie.


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31 May 2021, 4:14 pm

As for others:

Lincoln
Inherent Vice
Phantom Thread
The Master
American Hustle
The Artist
Baby Driver
Black Klansman
Blade Runner 2049
Booksmart
Captain Phillips
Dunkirk
Eighth Grade
First Reformed
Her
The John Wick Trilogy
Knives Out
The Lego Movie
The Lighthouse
The Post


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14 Aug 2021, 3:14 pm

Saw 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and read director's book of same name.

Related WP Disc. thread: 'On 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and Director's Works.'
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02 Sep 2021, 3:29 pm

Wreck-It Ralph
The Incredibles 2
Frankenweenie
Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet
How to Train Your Dragon 3
Anomalisa
Isle of Dogs
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse


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02 Sep 2021, 10:12 pm

Men, I think Hollowood lost its luster a long time ago.


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03 Sep 2021, 8:01 am

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Men, I think Hollowood lost its luster a long time ago.


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03 Sep 2021, 8:15 am

ASPartOfMe wrote:
King0fSpades wrote:
Men, I think Hollowood lost its luster a long time ago.




I think of it more like this :mrgreen:


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