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The Divide

The Road

I still say that the Before trilogy is the best

Hollywood movies are not documentaries

overrated

why? ive seen two of these.

Hell yeah! Hard to be a god is so underrated. Brutal and fantastic, as well as having an 'unobtainable' story a masterpiece.

bro the moment he said the first 3 i was like ok but when he said LOTR wasnt the best trilogy i went NOOOOOOOOOOOO even before seein the weeb stuff

Cairo Is so scary, please try it guys!

It’s a odd movie but worth watching

I'm a pretty big sci fi fan. This film is not it for me. Slow burn is an understatement.

Deadpool and wolverine?

Eggers doesn’t miss

These seems analogous to what happened to *George Soros* during WWII

Why was he going blind? 😢

Three Billboards is my fave film about Grief x

It's literal soviet propaganda. "TASS" the media wing of the NKVD & KGB had a heavy hand in the film's creation and production.

I think it was klimov that said “If I included everything from world war 2, no one could watch it”.

Wait, Robert De Niro never seemed to mention this. was he under NDA? Nobody's gonna bother to follow-up on the project?

Eggers is amazing.

"Time is both a healer and a thief", that's a beautiful expression.

I read a yaoi like this one time

You seriously need to stop this, I'm becoming way to film literate and cultured. I'm English, this is abnormal 😂. But no all jokes asides, thank you for these gems I'd never find otherwise

I've never seen this,but there was a show\miniseries shown in the US during the 80's that showed the aftermath of a nuclear war.Can't remember the name.As a young kid during the 80's i definitely remember the fear of a war happening at anytime.

Trueman show wins

This is my favorite movie of all time. Calling it a movie cheapens it even.

Yet hardly anyone has bothered watching it, it's too Arty for these days...

Watched this as a kid - knew too much about nuclear weapons before that movie. There was a cartoon movie called When the Wind Blows. Shown in our school movie club and I had the explain what was going on, etc. as some kids had zero idea

Cleary he’s never seen the Toby Maguire Spider-man trilogy

For me, one of the most terrifying movies I've ever seen is Johnny Got His Gun.

Boring movie but beautifully shot.

That sucks 😢

My first experience with this director… quite lovely. ❤

Oh yes, that scene was the best... Which scene out of the many shown, I wonder?

For me it was the 1985 film 'Come and See.'

This music is so overplayed. Makes me want to skip the video. Please let’s have some originality.

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Just watched Chungking express a couple days ago things I loved about it but I also felt a bit detached or maybe just not caring too much about the characters, glad I watched it he’s a very interesting director and I love his Visual style and just what he does with the camera definitely unique and one of a kind

Fallen angels

What’s your favourite Wong Kar Wai film?

As great as Nestor Almendros was, half of the film (or more) was shot by another great cinematographer Haskell Wexler who got an 'additional photography' credit. Nevertheless, Malick is generally responsible for the look of his films no matter who the cinematographer is. And 'Days of Heaven' is possibly the most beautiful film ever made.

2 actual cool looking movies and then another weird Italian sex/grooming movie, cool

This is called the most scariest movies ever made.

I'd like to know the source movie/series of this extract. Thank you.

I hope this take is wrong. Always reserve judgement until seen

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" Fingersmith " 2005 " The Moth " 1997 They all portray a similar concept.

" Die Spur der Steine " " Karbid und Sauerampfer " Both of these films portray the spirit of building something new after the war but also point out the pitfalls of stoicism and both were eventually banned in GDR.

" Things we lost in the Fire " 2007

What movie are those scenes from?