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What was the last movie you watched?
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Pure Brilliance... ? A Mute Lady Having Sexual Fantasy's About Having Sex With A Fish Man Creature.. Then She Dose lol FreakyThe Shape Of Water (2017)
Pure Brilliance...
Enough said.
Oh Now i See Why You Like it Lmfao
Enough said...
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i will stick with more traditional romance movies like the last one i saw
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The Dead Don’t Die.
Saw it yesterday.
Stars Bill Murray and Adam Driver.
It was pretty good.
If you like Bill Murray he is good enough.
Saw it yesterday.
Stars Bill Murray and Adam Driver.
It was pretty good.
If you like Bill Murray he is good enough.
Really good sci-fi/horror flick, this one was way ahead of its time. Virtual Reality experiment gone wrong with the 90s touch. Also another movie from my childhood. 7/10
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The Dead Don't Die and Toy Story 3.. Watched them back to back.
Toy Story 3 was pretty good, but the Dead Don't Die was terrible, a disgrace to zombie movies, in my opinion.
Toy Story 3 was pretty good, but the Dead Don't Die was terrible, a disgrace to zombie movies, in my opinion.
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Hellboy (2019)
So...while this film had some great production design & a couple of cool
moments...its potential is completely ruined by a terrible score, uneven
digital effects & editing clearly done by a monkey on crack.
I've heard there were a lot of behind the scenes problems with this one
& for me it shows...plus it lacks the charm & creativity compared to the
Del Toro Hellboy films.
But hey...at least Milla Jovovich was in it.
I always like Milla...especially when she isn't wearing any clothes.
So...while this film had some great production design & a couple of cool
moments...its potential is completely ruined by a terrible score, uneven
digital effects & editing clearly done by a monkey on crack.
I've heard there were a lot of behind the scenes problems with this one
& for me it shows...plus it lacks the charm & creativity compared to the
Del Toro Hellboy films.
But hey...at least Milla Jovovich was in it.
I always like Milla...especially when she isn't wearing any clothes.
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Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1937) TCM describes this film as a jewel thief (Joan Crawford) and her partner attempt to swindle upper class British aristocrats. It seemed like a compelling drama. The first forty minutes of the film was uneventful and it was a chore to watch. Faye (Joan Crawford) back-and-forth flirting with Dilling was much ado about nothing. Crawford did it for the paycheck as she was doing quite a lot of movies in 1937.
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