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Galac_tacos t1_ja8c6jq wrote
Reply to What thriller/crime series to watch? Not longer than 50 episodes, interesting cases, plot twists... by kmptkmptkmpt
Happy Valley is top tier Bri'ish telly
MichelleAntonia t1_ja8c4a0 wrote
Reply to comment by OurRigbyRigby in Movies without a main character? by Ok-Impress-2222
I would argue that it's Sarah Polley, for sure.
JustinDuck t1_ja8bwkn wrote
Reply to Leitmotif in Musical Films by ehh246
Sweeney Todd, if I'm not mistaken/I understood the question right.
themikesem t1_ja8bpxd wrote
Reply to comment by Hugh2D2 in If the film 65 with Adam Driver were to have a plot twist, what do you think it would be? by Aralmin
Every movie would be better with this ending.
redidedit t1_ja8bdtc wrote
Reply to comment by WhereIsThatElephant in Which movies marked you especially for the soundtrack? by globeworldmap
Trainspotting had such a great soundtrack.
trover2345325 OP t1_ja8b817 wrote
Reply to comment by reedzkee in Is it better that movie trailers should abandon popular songs for original songs instead by trover2345325
Indeed hence it is not only considered fatigue but also lazy.
njdevils901 t1_ja8b61o wrote
Reply to comment by Waste-Replacement232 in Does anyone thinks the pacing of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once was a little off at the mid point? by jcgonzmo
Yeah I wasn't a big fan either, to me it felt like a bunch of better movies crammed into one. I did find it ironic they were clearly inspired by Stephen Chow movies, and then right after I watched All For the Winner (1990) and found myself laughing hysterically and enjoying that much more
njdevils901 t1_ja8b1dk wrote
Reply to Does anyone thinks the pacing of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once was a little off at the mid point? by jcgonzmo
Yes, and I think it feels way longer than it should. I know everyone loves this movie, but I genuinely think you trim 20-30 minutes off of it , I would probably love it not just like it. Pacing is a big part of how much a movie can work, and the pacing in this was too stretched and not as tight as it should have been
SodaCanBob t1_ja8alrd wrote
Reply to What are some forgotten spooky children's movies from the tough Disney (or not) era by WhereIsThatElephant
Return to Oz.
DoYouQuarrelSir t1_ja8ae0h wrote
Reply to Movies without a main character? by Ok-Impress-2222
Star Wars Episode I
BEE_REAL_ t1_ja8abxj wrote
Reply to Leitmotif in Musical Films by ehh246
The best use of leitmotifs in any movie imo is Vertigo, even though it's not a musical
AloneCan9661 t1_ja8a7uf wrote
Reply to Does anyone thinks the pacing of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once was a little off at the mid point? by jcgonzmo
I honestly think the entire movie is overrated. It’s got a good story, execution was ok but people are treating it like the second coming or something.
Babywipeslol t1_ja8a765 wrote
Reply to Casino Royale still gives me Goosebumps to this day.. Absolutely Brilliant. by MarloChrisSnoop
We've been watching all the bonds recently and I just have the latest one left, Casino Royale is def the best one so far, they are all great imo but casino royale is incredible
Stacy_Ann_ t1_ja8a641 wrote
Reply to Does anyone thinks the pacing of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once was a little off at the mid point? by jcgonzmo
I thought the pacing was way off, especially at the end, I agree.
Bolieve_That t1_ja8a0vc wrote
Reply to comment by ilovelamp408 in Movies without a main character? by Ok-Impress-2222
The fact we knew he was a cop and followed him through this info made me thought about him first.
Pulp Fiction well i think it's a different story
TopGunWonTon t1_ja89nfo wrote
Reply to Does anyone thinks the pacing of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once was a little off at the mid point? by jcgonzmo
I watch almost every theatrical release and EEAAO and Nope were the 2 I probably hated the most
mayorodoyle t1_ja89mwg wrote
Reply to Leitmotif in Musical Films by ehh246
Not sure if this counts but "Man Of Constant Sorrow" in O Brother Where Art Thou?
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Ghost_of_P34 t1_ja89ln9 wrote
Reply to Movies without a main character? by Ok-Impress-2222
Movie 43
__ALF__ t1_ja89g8h wrote
Dreamcatcher (2003)
The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959)
From Dusk Till Dawn
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Fight Club
mariop715 t1_ja89c8h wrote
Reply to If the film 65 with Adam Driver were to have a plot twist, what do you think it would be? by Aralmin
Neve Campbell's Sidney Prescott saves him at the last minute, and it's revealed she was sucked into this alternate dimension Earth. Neatly explains her absence from Scream 6 which opens the same day.
Plane_Issue t1_ja8998w wrote
Reply to Does anyone thinks the pacing of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once was a little off at the mid point? by jcgonzmo
Its ok to not like a movie. Plain and simple.
slimspida t1_ja896dt wrote
Reply to comment by Ashamed_Ladder6161 in Casino Royale still gives me Goosebumps to this day.. Absolutely Brilliant. by MarloChrisSnoop
Bond killed him by winning the poker tournament.
RyzenRaider t1_ja88zpl wrote
Cloud Atlas deserves a mention. It's a bit hit and miss, but I love it for being so audacious, and succeeding a lot of the time.
Everything Everywhere All at Once. The first film that I'd seen since Eternal Sunshine that gave me similar 'this is weird and nonsensical, but completely makes sense' vibes.
Worth-Price9141 t1_ja8c74n wrote
Reply to How Martin Scorsese's 'The King of Comedy' Predicted the Future, 40 Years On by MsWrite
The hipster's choice for best Scorsese movie