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Inside Out

I heard so much that this is such an emotional movie and that is not because of the characters. The only time I cared was the bing bong final scene. I didn't mind the movie but I didn't really care about anyone and what happened to them. Joy was obnoxious, Sadness was a deadbeat, fear was annoying, anger and disgust were the only 2 that I thought were funny. I don't know if I am an emotionless because of this or it genuinely wasn't worth the hype. I enjoy Big Hero 6 much more than this because Baymax I felt for a whole lot more. Personally I don't think this should have one the academy award and though When Marnie Was There should have.

2/5 Stars

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Consumers will eat everything except the sequel

Persepolis (2007)

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Too weird to live, and too rare to die.

OK, I'll give it a shot. This one's for you, Gideon. Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?

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Fear and Loathing in MoFo... The Gunslinger 45's Top 50 Favorite Films

In the 10 Ring: Gunslinger45's reviews

From the top musicals list-



Guys and Dolls (1955)

If all goes right, I'm having a movie day with some friends where I introduce them to some stuff of the more violent/exploitative variety. This isn't a definitive list, of course, just pulled from my collection. Gonna be fun though! The main ones are:

Cannibal Holocaust
Thriller: A Cruel Picture
Blood Feast
Martyrs

Might not get to them all today, but hopefully we get to a few!!!

For the 9th Hall of Fame-



Dead Man Walking (1995)

Absolutely fantastic flick. Hope you like it Crick

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The Bourne Legacy, ITV1, 9pm
The Inbetweeners Movie, E4, 9pm
Desperado, Sony Channel, 9pm
Les Miserables, Film4, 9pm
Born Innocent, True Movies 1, 9pm
The Beast Must Die, Talking Pictures, 9:15pm
Dom Hemingway, BBC2, 10pm
Bad Lieutenant, True Movies 2, 11pm
The Firm, Sony Channel, 11:05pm
Cross Of Iron, Talking Pictures, 11:05pm
Never Say Never Again, ITV1, 11:20pm
Seven Psychopaths, Channel 4, 11:40pm
The Recruit, BBC1, 11:50pm
Lost In La Mancha, Sky Arts, 12:00am
Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark, Film4, 12:05am
All The Boys Love Mandy Lane, horror channel, 12:50am
Lebanon, BBC2, 1:30am
Hustler Squad, Talking Pictures, 1:40am
Drew The Man Behind The Poster, Sky Arts, 3am
Stranger From Venus, Talking Pictures, 3:30am

Just to point out that Sound Of Cinema: The Music That Made Movies is on BBC4 at 12:45am. It's a three part documentary series and well worth your time if you've not seen it.

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I plan on having a bit of a movie day myself.

Calvary
Clue
Youth In Revolt
The Pianist

Haven't seen any of those movies yet. I enjoy Brendan Gleeson, Tim Curry, Michael Cera, and WWII movies, so hopefully I'm in for a good day.

Clue is a good one, haven't seen the rest.

Naked (1993)



My first Mike Leigh film!

Room (2015)

Watched Creed again last night.....It's still really damn good.

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I came here to do two things, drink some beer and kick some ass, looks like we are almost outta beer - Dazed and Confused

101 Favorite Movies (2019)

That's the stuff: 2004 Japanese cinema.

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From the top 100 Noirs list-



D.O.A. (1950)

Going to the theater to see this with Funny Face this afternoon.

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