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JoeMcKim wrote:If you liked Dunkirk then you should go see The Darkest Hour, it really makes a great companion piece.
I second this. It really tied in nicely.

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Finally saw Logan. I liked (but not loved) the X-Men franchise, but this movie was awesome. Really liked it. Solid A rating from me.

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Mudbound. Whoa
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Oscar Noms, and easy to see why. Hadnt heard about it- tough stuff

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Freed Roger wrote:Mudbound. Whoa
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Oscar Noms, and easy to see why. Hadnt heard about it- tough stuff

I think that it had a blink and you'll miss it theatrical run, but you can stream it on Amazon right now.

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JoeMcKim wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:Mudbound. Whoa
[SHOW]
Oscar Noms, and easy to see why. Hadnt heard about it- tough stuff
I think that it had a blink and you'll miss it theatrical run, but you can stream it on Amazon right now.
Netflix original
Also
[SHOW]
The characters were all well-written/acted and multi-narratives worked. Unlikely friendship between Ronsel and Jamie was believable. The cinematography is up for an Oscar and - (admittedly i don't have a trained eye for it) it was striking as far as capturing a period.

It was doing so well, that I thought the big shift to crisis at the end was not necessary. yeah, I know lynchings are sad part of Jim Crow history- but i thought Mudbound was doing such a great job already portraying the struggles on all sides, that maybe some other crisis could have been done. And I am not so jaded that I don't mind an occasional epic happy Shawshank finale, but that part was just sort of thrown in there/unbelievable.

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Paddington 2 is 169/169 on Rotten Tomatoes. I don't know if there's any precedent for that.

I know I'm not exactly the demographic, but I thought the first one was a snooze.

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Freed Roger wrote:
JoeMcKim wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:Mudbound. Whoa
[SHOW]
Oscar Noms, and easy to see why. Hadnt heard about it- tough stuff
I think that it had a blink and you'll miss it theatrical run, but you can stream it on Amazon right now.
Netflix original
Also
[SHOW]
The characters were all well-written/acted and multi-narratives worked. Unlikely friendship between Ronsel and Jamie was believable. The cinematography is up for an Oscar and - (admittedly i don't have a trained eye for it) it was striking as far as capturing a period.

It was doing so well, that I thought the big shift to crisis at the end was not necessary. yeah, I know lynchings are sad part of Jim Crow history- but i thought Mudbound was doing such a great job already portraying the struggles on all sides, that maybe some other crisis could have been done. And I am not so jaded that I don't mind an occasional epic happy Shawshank finale, but that part was just sort of thrown in there/unbelievable.
i didn't care for the movie itself very much, but the acting in it was very very good IMO

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cardsfantx wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:
JoeMcKim wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:Mudbound. Whoa
[SHOW]
Oscar Noms, and easy to see why. Hadnt heard about it- tough stuff
I think that it had a blink and you'll miss it theatrical run, but you can stream it on Amazon right now.
Netflix original
Also
[SHOW]
The characters were all well-written/acted and multi-narratives worked. Unlikely friendship between Ronsel and Jamie was believable. The cinematography is up for an Oscar and - (admittedly i don't have a trained eye for it) it was striking as far as capturing a period.

It was doing so well, that I thought the big shift to crisis at the end was not necessary. yeah, I know lynchings are sad part of Jim Crow history- but i thought Mudbound was doing such a great job already portraying the struggles on all sides, that maybe some other crisis could have been done. And I am not so jaded that I don't mind an occasional epic happy Shawshank finale, but that part was just sort of thrown in there/unbelievable.
i didn't care for the movie itself very much, but the acting in it was very very good IMO
I can see why it doesn't get the word-of-mouth-recommendations you typically see for anything worth watching on Netflix. It is worth watching IMO, but not entertaining or what people expect on netflix.

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Today I learned one of my coworkers played the ring bearer in the wedding of Courtney Love & Woody Harrelson in "The People vs. Larry Flynt."

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