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I hear what you’re saying but Chalamet sings all the songs live and plays the guitar and harmonica. You have to give him that. I’ll probably go the day or so after Christmas. I can’t stay away since I’m such a fan of the artist and the era. Watch the extended trailers on YouTube
 
Ramrouser said:
I hear what you’re saying but Chalamet sings all the songs live and plays the guitar and harmonica. You have to give him that. I’ll probably go the day or so after Christmas. I can’t stay away since I’m such a fan of the artist and the era. Watch the extended trailers on YouTube
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You should go on Christmas day and wear those new gold shoes. 😁

Not that big on Dylan, so I'll wait for the stream.
 
Yes! Forgot I was getting the gold sneakers and fragrance. The co moviegoers will love me.

I love Dylan so much. They cast Chalamet to bring in the teenage girls.
 
Ramrouser said:
Yes! Forgot I was getting the gold sneakers and fragrance. The co moviegoers will love me.

I love Dylan so much. They cast Chalamet to bring in the teenage girls.
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Forgot? I'm surprised you can handle the anticipation. 😁 :cool:
 
Watched Conclave. I really liked it. Someone mentioned it was Oscar-baity and it definitely was that, but not in that overly sentimental way.

Part mystery thriller, part commentary on the politics of the church, part commentary on social issues at large. There’s more there than I expected.

It wouldn’t be my pick to win a lot of awards, but based on what I’ve seen so far, I could see it happening and wouldn’t mind it.


*edit to say that the Volker Bertelmann score is fantastic… and although I’m not super familiar with him, I instantly recognized it as very similar to the dark and eerie Oscar winning score from All Quiet on the Western Front. I wasn’t surprised when I looked it up and saw it was the same guy.
 
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Great to look at, very stylish. Some big positives but overall I didn’t think it was that great.
 
This 1929 classic?? will enter the public domain in less than 30 hours. Warning: pre-Code film Sunny Side Up (turn on the heat sequence)
 
Nosferatu is the second film I’ve seen with Nicholas Hoult in a week and a half. The other was The Order. I enjoyed that more than I expected to. Only vaguely remembered that story from 40 years ago. This retelling is timely.
 
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Can’t recommend this one highly enough. It’s a blast, but also more than just that.

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I was in Barcelona and headed to the movies intending to see that, but the movie theater had music documentaries that night.
Definitely want to see it.
 
Watched "Anybody but you" with my wife.

It was your typical predictable romcom.

But the visuals were great.
 
nycfan said:
Re-watched 12 Monkeys last night with my 19-y.o. son, who had never seen it. It always is amazing what a joy it is to re-experience something with someone you love experiencing it for the first time. He loved it and I really appreciated a lot of details I hadn't considered since I probably haven't seen it for a decade. The writing is really excellent in the attention to detail.

And the escaped zoo animals in Philadelphia rush hour is a gorgeous scene in what is mostly a visually downer movie.

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Like that film a lot, and the director is inspired and highly creative. You two might find the following video with him fun, as at 8:22 in he talks of that film and working with Willis and Pitt:

 
There are a bunch of top films I need to catch up with from this year.

The Brutalist is good, visually amazing, but the story did not captivate me the way it did many critics.

The Order has a fine performance by Jude Law, but again I did not think it was as good what critics have said. It has a lot of the "old lawman" after a group of bad guys clichés, and elements we have seen before in so many films. That it tells actual events of going after Neo Nazis makes it more interesting.
 
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