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  • Wayne's World

    Wayne's World 1992

    Young_bobby

    ★★★★ Watched by Young_bobby 03 Feb 2023

    Fun movie to watch while high. Comedies are not made like this anymore

  • Sword Art Online the Movie -Progressive- Scherzo of Deep Night

    Sword Art Online the Movie -Progressive- Scherzo of Deep Night 2022

    adambolt

    ★★★★ Watched by adambolt 04 Feb 2023

    SAO is forever my guilty pleasure series

  • The Mist

    The Mist 2007

    NotAnnaFaris 💔🏴‍☠️💔

    ★★★★ Watched by NotAnnaFaris 💔🏴‍☠️💔 03 Feb 2023 4

    "As a species we're fundamentally insane. [...] Why do you think we invented politics and religion?"

    The Mist has gotta be the bleakest, most distressing creature feature I've seen in recent memory...& oughta pair smashingly on the backend of a double-feature w/ almost any M. Night Shyamalan film.

    Why isn't this movie more popular??? The story & dialogue are written so well, the acting is decent+, it's hyper-violent, & has multiple monsters, which guarantees you'll be freaked out by at least one…

  • Babe: Pig in the City

    Babe: Pig in the City 1998

    Dov Doviak

    ★★★½ Watched by Dov Doviak 01 Feb 2018

    It may not have its thematic and allegorical weight, but George Miller's Pig In The City is every bit as charming and entertaining as the original... Criminally under-appreciated film...

  • Babe

    Babe 1995

    elyse

    ★★★★★ Rewatched by elyse 04 Aug 2020

    je PLEURE
    genre vraiment le meilleur film
    babe le plus beau et méritant 
    tout est trop kiki je vais mourir
    le fermier, ce king, qui lui a donné sa chance et la support de fou (drop the mixtape pls)
    et puis jsuis dsl la voix vf de babe est trop chou
    + quand il chante et pleure omg je lui donne tout

  • You People

    You People 2023

    ToonrificTariq

    ★★½ Watched by ToonrificTariq 28 Jan 2023 1

    A lot of what I was scared it was gonna be, tbh. Almost worth a three, but there’s so many narrative choices that I disagree with and so many characters that really just don’t do anything at all, like Nia Long. I think the stuff with Amira and Shelly isn’t as developed or nuanced as the film could’ve made it so, the payoff didn’t hit as hard. And I can’t say I was invested in the dynamic either. I feel…

  • Bullet Proof

    Bullet Proof 2022

    Steven Millan

    ★ Watched by Steven Millan 04 Feb 2023

    Here is another shoddy and inferior one man operation film,with this
    extremely lame-o actioner coming courtesy of (first-time)director/lead star/co-stunt coordinator/co-producer James Clayton(RESIDUE,CANDILAND[2016]) as he portrays the one dimensional tough guy anti-hero who finds himself up against a heavily cliched crime lord([the film's co-producer] Vinnie Jones[X-MEN:THE LAST STAND,ESCAPE PLAN,THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN{2016}]) and his cartel henchmen when he discovers that Jones' pregnant runaway spouse(Lina Lecompte[MONSTER HIGH:THE MOVIE]) is hiding in his trunk.

    Stalely written(that is chock full of endless seen-before cliches),blandly helmed,and…

  • Piranha

    Piranha 1978

    Justin LaLiberty

    ★★★★ Rewatched by Justin LaLiberty 04 Feb 2023

    has unfairly earned a reputation as cheap schlock in the wake of Jaws yet, while it’s fair to cite that Roger Corman undoubtedly capitalized on Spielberg’s runaway success, despite some humorous flourishes (like any moment Paul Bartel is on screen) it is one of the more potent eco horror films of the 70s, using a similar paranoia of the water yet in Dante’s film it’s not the fish that are ultimately the villain, it’s people; last act is still an all timer

  • The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse

    The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse 2022

    Héctor

    ★★★½ Watched by Héctor 04 Feb 2023

    Thought it was exaggerated but its true, the whole movie is a series of Facebook quotes.

  • A Troll in Central Park

    A Troll in Central Park 1994

    Matthew L. Brady

    ★ Watched by Matthew L. Brady 14 Sep 2014 2

    The story is about a friendly troll befriends two children in Central Park. This movie is really stupid and by the way flowers and trees do grow in central park because the main villain sends are hero to a place with nothing can grow.

  • Guns Akimbo

    Guns Akimbo 2019

    John Regan

    ★★ Watched by John Regan 23 Jan 2023

    Daniel Radcliffe’s trying to sleep but he can’t when he has guns for hands

  • Knock at the Cabin

    Knock at the Cabin 2023

    Adam Ritchie

    ★★★½ Watched by Adam Ritchie 03 Feb 2023

    Without question, the worst movie going experience of my life. 

    Some context. We’re in the middle of a heatwave and even at 9pm in south east Queensland it was 30 degrees Celsius, 70% plus humidity and no breeze to speak of. 

    No aircon in the car because my fuel light was on and I couldn’t run the car. Idiots in front of us who park backwards and watch film out of the back of their car kept randomly turning their…

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