I saw Psych 3 This is Gus (2021) on Peacock and I loved the movie. Plenty of laughs and suspense with some mystery. You would absolutely want to watch some of the others to know what is going on.
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Enjoy the holidays.Avalanche: Nature Unleashed (2004) - Bless the film students, for they not know what they do.
I took a break from movie watching and upon my return I ran into this doozy, everything about it screamed film school project. The budget was low, the script very unoriginal, dialogue insipid, the acting unimpressive, and the worst part by far was the score. The music sounded like some poor man's rave, it just didn't fit anything that was going on on the screen. Still, the effort was rather endearing and the scenery in the snowy Bulgarian mountains was lovely, so there's that.
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Have to get around to watching that one. Happy holidays.Nomadland: worth watching IMO. Sorry if this has already been discussed here, I don't keep up wit this thread as much as I should.
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After watching the trailer I think I'll have to give Nomadland a whirl as well, I hadn't heard of it. But, Frances McDormand rarely misses, so I'll put it on my watchlist.Have to get around to watching that one. Happy holidays.
Brando could seemingly mumble in many accents .........except in Julius Caesar where oddly he decided to follow the rest of the cast and speak clearly enunciated English ...........Sayonara (1957) - Wonderfully filmed and acted, and I dare say when it first came out it must have been considered pretty edgy and thought-provoking being it was critical of society, much like the musical South Pacific (1958). Both movies tackle the topics of racism and interracial relationships... I've seen both movies several times and only now did I see the similarity. I guess the similarity should come as no surprise as both movies had been based on stories written by an author who himself had had an interracial marriage back when it was considered terribly taboo.
Having said that even nowadays the message of Sayonara (and South Pacific) applies, the only question is why did Brando mumble so much in a southern accent? I tell ya without subtitles I would have had no idea what he was saying.
Both movies are generally getting slammed by the critics and bloggers especially the Matrix movie but each to their own. I wouldn't watch another Matrix movie but maybe I will get around to seeing the other one eventually.How about The Matrix Resurrections and Don't Look Up?
Worth watching imo, and keeping beauty placed in the eye of the beholder.
Cube was good, the sequels not so much.Meander (2020) - A French, very slow-paced sci-fi flick very reminiscent of Cube but with a few twists (one includes a cheap looking Alien-like creature), it was truly meandering. The budget was poor but the sets and lead actress were still good, but the story was a mishmash of movies we had seen before. So, if you haven't already I would recommend watching 1997's Cube instead, and 2019's Escape Room (which I haven't seen) has been mentioned in some reviews as well. So I think I'll watch Escape Room next.