Movies To Watch

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... and Billy Zane across three movies - Back to the Future... the ill-fated Titanic on the watch for slackers among the ship's ...

... for supper with family. We watch movies afterwards; Bub is sleep at...

... Use case probably is 70% movies/tv, 20% music and 10.... Of course if you mostly watch dramas/comedies/soap operas then... as own source when you watch stuff. You would likely feel...

I should watch kingsmen again. Haven’t even watched the 2 other movies

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... because I use it to watch a lot of movies/shows when I travel. I...

... the books I want. And movies and video games. The TARDIS.... I'm sorry you had to watch. It must have frightened you. ...

... horror, action, adventure, and comedy movies, so I quickly downloaded the.... I don't recommend dull movies, you should go watch out. ![34997.jpg...

Originally posted by doomshadow612: Harry Potter is easily the worst franchise of all time. Almost as bad as Game of Thrones which is quite an achievement I would argue Scorpion King is a lot worse. By a huge margin. Did you ever watch the Scorpion King movies?

Ill take this as my sign to watch all of the movies in chronoligical order as i dont think ive seen one fully

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They basically just traded British classism for American racism if you think about it like that it makes more sense it's still stupid as fuck just watch the very well done movies instead

They basically just traded British classism for American racism if you think about it like that it makes more sense it's still stupid as fuck just watch the very well done movies instead

They basically just traded British classism for American racism if you think about it like that it makes more sense it's still stupid as fuck just watch the very well done movies instead

deadline.com/2026/03/james-tolkan-dead-back-to-the-future-top-gun-1236768221/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Tolkan About to watch Turk 182 (1985) in a night of 80s movies and saw this by coincidence. Good character actor. Always intense.

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numbat said: ↑ So The Terminator Movies were actually predictions? Click to expand... Watch this one and it is more present time up to date! The trailer doesn't really show the idea of the movie off that well.

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We’ve all had that experience. You finish a movie, the credits roll, and you just sit there in silence for ten minutes staring at the wall. You know you just watched a literal masterpiece, so just spit out the name palllllll. For me, it’s about that emotional hangover. You feel different after the movie ends like your perspective on humanity or history has shifted slightly. I recently had this feeling after finally sitting down to watch Schindler's List. I knew it would be heavy, but I wasn't prepared for how much it would drain me. It’s a 10/10, but I don't think I can ever press play on it again. I’ve also been diving into Nuremberg, and it’s the same feeling. Seeing the raw reality of justice and the darkness humans are capable of is fascinating but mentally taxing. It makes you realize that cinema isn't just for entertainment; sometimes it's a necessary, painful mirror. submitted by /u/Newsupdate69 to r/movies [link] [comments]

You know that movie you've been telling people to watch for years and they always say "yeah I'll check it out" and never do? You've described it, you've hyped it up, you've practically begged and still nothing. At some point you start to feel like a broken record but you keep recommending it anyway because it deserves better. What's that movie for you? submitted by /u/trakt_app to r/movies [link] [comments]

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Here’s is my top 20. My favorite kinds of movies are movies like The Befoe Trilogy, Sentimental Value/TWPITW, and Sing Sing. I love movies that are about real everyday struggles. Recently I watched The Thing and liked it then watched Alien(1979) and really didn’t like it. I watched Licorice Pizza last night and loved it even though the age thing is wierd. I was thinking about another PTa film like Phantom Thread but wanted to come on here for ideas. Thank you! submitted by /u/Busyhead-Foreverago to r/Letterboxd [link] [comments]

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I want to watch something that isn’t flashy and not a fucking formulaic repetition of something that’s already been done better. Just give me recommendations of good films. I rewatched rounders last night. Pretty great. I love all types of movies too from horror to sci fi, comedy, coming of age, whatever the hell it is I just want to watch a good movie I haven’t seen before submitted by /u/longwalkshortpier0 to r/movies [link] [comments]

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Hi all, left my girlfriend/fiancee few days ago, after more or less 12 years being together. I plan to make a big bowl of spagetti and watch a movie. I don't want to go out since everyone will ask why I am alone, and I cannot explain to everyone now. I am very sad but hopeful for the future, so hit me with some meaningful suggestions. Thanks! submitted by /u/dont_dive_vtori to r/movies [link] [comments]

Let me preface this with, I love my wife, I love my daughter. However, I do not love watching a movie with them. Movies should be watched in the dark, with a big bowl of popcorn, and minimal to 0 talking. My wife INSISTES on having the lights on full blast, not even dimmed, but bright as noon. Then she enjoys chatting, and then asking 15 minutes later what's going on in the movie. Or when I'm doing my annual Vincent Price marathon in October, call them stupid old movies. The biggest cardinal sin are the distractions, "hey can you get me some milk?" "run to the kitchen and get me a snack" etc. When i watch a movie that's what I'm doing, I'm watching a movie. No phones, no laptops, no tablets. All the while paying attention to the movie and not 15 other things. So if there's a movie I want to see and I know she won't be interested I wait for her to go to bed then make some popcorn and watch a good movie, by myself with no distractions. After I type this and hit post I'm making some popcorn and watching the new Knives Out movie. I'll see your replies in a couple hours. submitted by /u/OkSeaworthiness2955 to r/confession [link] [comments]

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What are the best movies that are streaming right now (without having to pay for more than subscription)? Lots of new adds are tv series, but my passion is film. I’ve seen a lot, but too many to mention so will just ask for suggestions. My favorite styles are action-packed, suspenseful, thriller, martial arts, and period films. But basically I like anything with a good story and good acting. Again, I’ve seen lots of movies but always open to new suggestions. I have all of the major streaming services btw. submitted by /u/AggressiveHelp2033 to r/Cinema [link] [comments]

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