What's the last movie you've seen?
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ILikeFroakies
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Surname Viet Given Name Nam (1989)
Art/experimental documentary about the Vietnamese women's role in society then and now. I really enjoyed it, but it's pretty sad to how they "have" to live in my opinion. Sure the documentary itself took no literal stance other than letting them tell their stories and such but it would have been interesting to see more criticism (sometimes it was a bit too bland "accepting" it) but all and all it was enjoyable and I definitely want to see more of the director's things!
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Surname Viet Given Name Nam (1989)
Art/experimental documentary about the Vietnamese women's role in society then and now. I really enjoyed it, but it's pretty sad to how they "have" to live in my opinion. Sure the documentary itself took no literal stance other than letting them tell their stories and such but it would have been interesting to see more criticism (sometimes it was a bit too bland "accepting" it) but all and all it was enjoyable and I definitely want to see more of the director's things!
Art/experimental documentary about the Vietnamese women's role in society then and now. I really enjoyed it, but it's pretty sad to how they "have" to live in my opinion. Sure the documentary itself took no literal stance other than letting them tell their stories and such but it would have been interesting to see more criticism (sometimes it was a bit too bland "accepting" it) but all and all it was enjoyable and I definitely want to see more of the director's things!
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Surname Viet Given Name Nam (1989)
Art/experimental documentary about the Vietnamese women's role in society then and now. I really enjoyed it, but it's pretty sad to how they "have" to live in my opinion. Sure the documentary itself took no literal stance other than letting them tell their stories and such but it would have been interesting to see more criticism (sometimes it was a bit too bland "accepting" it) but all and all it was enjoyable and I definitely want to see more of the director's things!
That is like his best film lol where he could be somewhat unique and not steal from everyone else ... but yeah I enjoyed it as well and the soundtrack was great.
Shellzilla_515
F1 fan who loves onions
I watched Ford v Ferrari today. A really great movie!
Halloqueen
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I watched the 1988 movie Heathers by Michael Lehmann for the first time tonight. It wasn't at all what I had expected it was going to be going on. I enjoyed it, it's a good movie and I can see why it appears to be well-regarded.
Oldcatlady
A young cat lady
A bit late but I just watched the Joker movie yesterday. It’s probably my favourite movie in a long time, granted I don’t watch that many of them lol
Would you recommend it to a person who isn't into batman? the premise in the trailers has definitely sparked my interest.
Would you recommend it to a person who isn't into batman? the premise in the trailers has definitely sparked my interest.
You don't need to be into Batman to enjoy the Joker movie. There are a few tie-ins, but this movie stands alone and isn't like a superhero/supervillain movie at all.
Case in point, my brother dragged my mom and my aunt to go see it and they both loved it. It's really more of a psychological drama than anything else.
That's good to hear, I was worried that you needed to be familiar with batman lore to know what's going on. I've been trying to drag my family into watching it too!
Ilovesteiner
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Santa Who,cheesy but enjoyable nonetheless.
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