@Mr Trick update us if you do watch my recommendation. The Candyman trailer just dropped and it looks goood. Anyone have horror movies on netflix recommedations? what do you think about a thread-group watch?
I'm hopefully going to see The Invisible Man on Tuesday, if they haven't closed the cinemas by then, so thanks for this@Athene I will PM you with the answer. Don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen the film.
I'm notoriously bad at remembering the plots of films (hence I keep them because it's easy for me to re-watch) but using the collections as a prompt I'd recommend: Volver; Bad Education; Talk to Her; Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown and The Skin I Live in. I've just discovered I've got Broken Embraces but I haven't watched it (seriously, this is the story of my life! As a result of this conversation, I'm probably going to order Pain and Glory and not watch that for a couple of years 🙄). Have fun! 🙂@TriBel I can't wait to see more films from him. They all sound so promising, I don't even know where to start. Any particular recommendations? 🙂
I Have to agree. I thought that this was a pretty good movie, especially in its extended form (Too bad Whedon reshot so much of "Justice League" that very little of Snyder's original story became unusable, so that it couldn't have gotten the same treatment) . Not great, but certainly not the piece of crap that it was said to be. I especially liked Affleck's portrayal of Batman as a man who had been wearing the cape and cowl for twenty plus years, tired, grim, but still dedicated. The tendency is to portray all of our superheroes as being young men and women, just starting out in their career, as if they all popped into existence within a year of each other.Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (Ultimate Edition) - 7/10
I'm not sure why everyone hated this film so much
Lost Girls (2020) 8/10
That's the movie about the Long Island serial killer right? Does it stick to the known facts or does it fictionalize a lot of stuff?