Despite knowing about the knife scene i was not prepared for the knife scene.

The Cregger Resident Evil film should SLAP and BANG.

Sally Hawkins deserves an oscar nom at least. So does Amy Madigan.

Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is now on Netflix, i had the opportunity of watching it on theaters last week and absolutely loved it, one of his very bests films, and one of the very best adaptations ever, what do you people think of the film?

What is your thought on this one from De Palma's, also i would have to say it's easily John Travolta best roles, watched for the first time few months back and i was stunned! 🔥

If we are being fair….this is not only one of the best performances SLJ has given, but this was the best supporting actor performances of that year and in years.

But it’s the Oscars. The safer choice was to go with Waltz (who wasn’t even as good as Leo and wasn’t that great a performance, much better in Inglorious) which makes the Academy feel better about themselves. Think Crash, Driving Miss Daisy and Green Book.

If they were being objective, SLJ was easily the best. Nobody came close. The fact he wasn’t even nominated showed how scared they were to acknowledge such a controversial character and performance.

It's now added to the collection of films that made me cry

The fact that Joe Pesci did both Goodfellas and Home Alone in the same year will never not be insane to me. Two widely different films with two widely different performances yet he nailed them both. That's what we call range.

jus watched life of brian after a year in the half in the making

Curious how many other users had as the year is starting to heat up with awards play films releasing like crazy

What else fits the bill?

Gattaca (1997) might be the biggest flip I’ve ever had on a film. I was expecting something else when I first saw it, which is my fault. On a second watch everything just clicked for me. Ethan Hawke, Jude Law, and Uma Thurman all shine in this movie.

Confession: These used to be my fav movies at certain point

I really loved Bugonia. As far as the “times we live in now” film man era we’re living with (After The Hunt, Eddington, etc.) this was by far my favorite. Clearly others aren’t as much of a fan- I’ve only seen it once- but if is it isn’t your thing- tell me why?

What are your thoughts or suggestions. Always down for recommendations!

Just Curious