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Nymphomania Directed by Lars Von Trier - weird, difficult to watch in places. Really sticks with you, amazing performances. An exploration/medication on female sexuality? Maybe unclassifiable. Likely a masterpiece. Nordic sensibility. In two parts, 5 hours long. On Netflix. Stacy Martin and Charlotte Gainsbourg amazing...

[video=youtube;Gdxzno5Xp2Y]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gdxzno5Xp2Y[/video]

[video=youtube;fHqREMnTCWA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHqREMnTCWA[/video]
 
Jungle Book. Went to see it with some friends, it was ok, not my favourite though.

Really enjoyed Captain America Civil War before that though.
 
A few days ago I watched The Signal. I had been wanting to see this since I saw the trailer long ago but never got around to it. It was the most what the fuck movie I've watched in a while. It took some weird turns, and ended pretty much how I had predicted it would, but the beginning and middle were very what the fuck.

[video=youtube;gwgfeR2pMuE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwgfeR2pMuE[/video]
 
10 Cloverfield Lane.
Good movie and well worth the watch. It reminds me of what movies are supposed to be.
It was predictable in it trying not to be predictable. Still, I didnt guess the ending like I do so many so yeah, great watch.
 
Wyote said:
A few days ago I watched The Signal. I had been wanting to see this since I saw the trailer long ago but never got around to it. It was the most what the fuck movie I've watched in a while. It took some weird turns, and ended pretty much how I had predicted it would, but the beginning and middle were very what the fuck.

[video=youtube;gwgfeR2pMuE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwgfeR2pMuE[/video]
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The movie was worth the watch but...put oddly together Imo. Still I think the guys stated they were fairly new to making movies so I guess thats to be expected.
 
Eventhorizon said:
The movie was worth the watch but...put oddly together Imo. Still I think the guys stated they were fairly new to making movies so I guess thats to be expected.
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Yea that makes sense. It was like almost a really great movie but some of the transitions and scene developments were a bit choppy. Great script though.
 
Zootopia
:)
 
Probably something on Hulu. But the last one I remember in theaters was Captain America: Civil War. I enjoyed it, fangirl that I am. But I also have quite a list on my "to see" list.
 
mia kulpah said:
Probably something on Hulu. But the last one I remember in theaters was Captain America: Civil War. I enjoyed it, fangirl that I am. But I also have quite a list on my "to see" list.
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Yes!!! With one of them being this one I bet...

"Open Your Mind"

[video=youtube;KjAT-i1HYEI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjAT-i1HYEI[/video]
 
Kgal said:
Yes!!! With one of them being this one I bet...

"Open Your Mind"

[video=youtube;KjAT-i1HYEI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjAT-i1HYEI[/video]
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Indeed! :D Although to be honest, I think I would've preferred another actor as Dr. Strange (ol' Benny just has a different vibe to me), but I'm definitely looking forward to it, and I'm curious to see how the MCU's gonna pull it off.
 
Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)

I have nothing else to say than... I absolutely loved it!!! :D

Also, one of the characters is like a Poké Ball. :p

(I haven't never been fan of Pokémon, but it looked like it, lol)
 
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Independence Day: Resurgence

It was fun but... I prefer the prequel. It was fun seeing Jeff Goldblum again though. What a good-looking man for his age.
 
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Saw Legends of Tarzan this weekend. It was a fun film, typical jungle action film.
 
Me Before You (2016)

Such a touching movie... Cried a bit and laughed too. It was funny and also really heartbreaking, romantic drama movie.

It definitely made me think about love and death in general.
 
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Sarah's Key (2010). Very good film.
In modern-day Paris, a journalist finds her life becoming entwined with a young girl whose family was torn apart during the notorious Vel' d'Hiv roundup in 1942, where 10,000 Jews were kept in a winter velodrome before being sent off to the concentration camps. Winner of the Audience Award at the 2010 Tokyo International Film Festival. Directed Gilles Paquet-Brenner and stars Kristin Scott Thomas, Mélusine Mayance and Niels Arestrup.
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