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One of the better movies I've seen in awhile. I never had any interest in but was in the mood for something good and this was on my list of potential second round picks. Loved Robert Walker as Bruno - what a great creep. Hitchcock is really trying to draw out the suspense in this one. I thought it worked well in the first visit to the fair (outstanding scene) but didn't work as well at the tennis match/lighter scene. Thought I was watching Borg/McEnroe at Wimbledon again. A C.H.U.D would've made that scene a bit better but they hadn't been created yet. Highly recommend

"Mortal Engines"

Way better than I thought it would be. I liked the concepts of "Predator" cities and "Municipal Darwinism". I appreciated that there was a strong female character without the writer/director making her a raging feminazi. All-in-all, it was a decent movie and definitely worth a watch.

Total Recall -

more like Total Prankcall am I right

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9th Re-watch...this movie just gets better with each viewing...my favorite De Niro/Scorsese collaboration and my favorite De Niro performance.

Which one ?

You get three guesses.

You really don’t believe much in a guy who funnily enough has the username @SeeingisBelieving

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La isla minima [Marshland] (Alberto Rodriguez, 2014)
Solid Spanish sleuthing story

John and Mary - 7/10

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This movie had me rolling on the floor...

Long Weekend - 6/10

Captain Marvel. Solid 7/10. I think it’s okay and has decent humor, but lacks any innovation outside of the normal superhero formula

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The Relic

Not a bad monster movie. Penelope Ann Miller is good at playing a poor man's Dana Scully, and Tom Sizemore is funny at playing a down-on-his-luck cop. 6.5/10

The Stepfather (1987) 4/5
Stepfather II (1989) 2/5

The Lost City Of Z (James Gray, 2016) +
A shame the Z turns out to be a bit of a snore

So...The Lost City of Zzzzzz?

That was the humour, yes.

Spirits of The Dead (1968)


Horror anthology directed by Fellini, Malle and Vadim. My favourite was probably Malle's but I loved the ending of Toby Dammit by Fellini. Overall its not something I'll revisit but was glad to watch.

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