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ANYONE SEEN ANY GOOD MOVIES LATELY ?
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2 that I enjoyed during this last year off the top off my head were Parasite and Peanut Butter Falcon.
For mindless cardio workouts, stationary bike and a Netflix movie, "Aftermath" was pretty decent.
Based loosely on a true story that happened in Europe not America.
Schwarzenneger actually does some decent acting.
Based loosely on a true story that happened in Europe not America.
Schwarzenneger actually does some decent acting.
This week I've also watched Saturday Night Fever and original Carrie. Both movies are sad, with nobody happy at the end. I never realized Travolta was the kid who set up the blood bucket either.
In honor of OTF, Sundance Channel aired Men at Work.
So bad, it is good. Well, kind of.
So bad, it is good. Well, kind of.
I didn't like The Farewell.
American Utopia
40 Year Old Version
Minari
I Care A Lot
Some Kind of Heaven
One Night in Miami
Soul
Trial of the Chicago 7
Sound of Metal
After getting past the geographical inaccuracies I really enjoyed Peanut Butter Falcon as well. One of the better movies I'd seen recently.
Peanut Butter Falcon was good as was First Cow
A couple weeks ago watched "The Swordsman" a korean fable which was one of the better foreign action fields
"The Marutanian" was good story but I didn't like the actors other than Benedict Cumberbach
"Land" was a good story as well although a little predictable
A couple weeks ago watched "The Swordsman" a korean fable which was one of the better foreign action fields
"The Marutanian" was good story but I didn't like the actors other than Benedict Cumberbach
"Land" was a good story as well although a little predictable
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