People forget that he was excellent in The A-Team because the movie sucked.

Murdock

The Fabelmans felt like a bit of a drag to me in terms of plot, but the last five minutes were the best ending scene I've seen in a movie in years. I don't normally remember movie dialogue but I can recall most of what David Lynch's character said to Sammy. Such memorable scripting, and I can't unsee the whole "horizon in the middle" thing.

Try watching them like you are a fly on the wall. You aren't feeling what the characters are feeling- you are observing the events.

And if you can't, or don't like doing it, that's fine! I have trouble understanding characters and getting into their heads. I don't really like watching character-driven movies. I felt awful about it and thought there was something wrong with me. But then I realized that art is subjective and there's no problem skipping character studies and watching plot and spectacle focused movies.

true lol

He was so crusty and creepy in Place Beyond The Pines, it was great.

Sweeeet, can’t get enough of Ben Mendelsohn, he elevates everything he’s in.

Unpopular opinion: I don't really care about spoilers. To me, finding out how a magician does a trick doesn't take away from the magic of them doing it, it just makes me watch closer.

Vernon in Free Fire

Oh no I didn't mean to tell them to GTFO or anything. I was telling them to post it there because here it's just a bunch movie people that don't know the technology.

Yeah it's as boring AF Thankfully only cost you 50p imagining it cost £5 jeez

This feels like a reach

Wikus

lunch is canceled , due to lack of hustle.

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you seen it lol

Moneyball - a gripping movie about managing a baseball team

All-Star Running Back Ferrante Jones

It's quite possible- they could have merged into the same film in my memory somewhat. I actually went into watching the Joker with no preconceptions or hearing anything about it and I was surprised as to how blatantly it was a mix of Taxi Driver and King of Comedy.

Thank you for at least giving me some hope that I haven't just gone insane. :D

During the dinner scene in A Clockwork Orange, the level of wine in Alex's glass varies from shot to shot, and it was claimed that this was intended to create a disorienting feeling. I think it's more likely that the insane perfectionist in Kubrick couldn't stand it when this flub was noticed and just had to provide a reasonable explanation.

That's just my thought on that movie, it might be true as far as The Shining goes.

Not a movie, but Pushing Daisies is really amazing.

'But what will i wear??' And ' We have spared no expense.' Are my faves.

Pretty sure you’re thinking of Joker but I could be wrong

Collateral

Apocalypto

The Butler

Take Shelter

Anything Directed by Craig Zhaler