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Did you see Brawl yet? If not, and you thought Bone Tomahawk was lame, don't let it dissuade you.

This was the best action film I've seen in many years.

I finally was able to finish off the new "Apes" trilogy with War for the Planet of the Apes (2017). Admittedly, this made me want to revisit Battle for the Planet of the Apes (1973) because of the similar premise. I really liked all of the new Ape films, but I wasn't really in a rush to see them and I don't think I'll be revisiting them anytime soon. The biggest problem I had with War was that I thought the film went out of its way to connect it to Planet of the Apes (1968) with

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You pretty much get what you see. Nothing suprising.

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Yeah. Talk about a split.

I will. Heard good things about it too.

Sinister (2012) pretty good and disquieting, did a rare thing in these types of film where I was waaaaay off with the denouement. Good, solid and watchable. Female lead is the weak point, quite simply put, she's awful (is she really related to Mark Rylance?!?). I understand anyone trying to stop the fun and games (yo Adrian!) gets a bad shake but shes just unbelievably wooden, that said 3.5/5.

Disturbing.

Step-daughter

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The Tree of Life (2011)

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Wow spelled backwards is... oh, never mind.

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I think it's about Tree of Life time for me soon.

Mom? Oh, nevermind.

Bone Tomahawk was great, I thought! I enjoyed the spicy dialog and the slow burn. A treat of a western. The horrid scene near the end actually made me like it less because I thought it was totally unnecessary. I might have to see this again, though. I loved how it was made for the most part, and Russell is always fun to watch!

Yeah it waslike a different movie, wasnt it

Tatsuya Nakadai and Toshiro Mifune star in a samurai flick that has much more action and violence than any other I've seen from the 60's.

Caged (1950)

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One of my favorite 50s films and my nomination in the 1950s Hof.

is this in japanese with english subs or straight horrendous english dubbing. Straight out horrendous dubbing was the big thing for movies back then because gaijin couldn't seem to read subtitles.

Hello

Subs.

Brigsby Bear -

maybe the best feel-good movie of 2017, but more importantly it's dope as sh*t

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The Petrified Forest (Archie Mayo, 1936) +
Not too wooden (except for some of the dialogue)