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To save polluting the TV thread, I thought I'd start a thread for the films we've seen this year.
I saw A Real Pain the other day and it's a really nicely put together piece by Jesse Eisenberg. It unpeels like an onion, with each layer getting closer to the central pint. Good film.
Babygirl could have been so much better. Nicole Kidman does well but it all feels a bit 'off'.
Rewatched Anatomy of a Fall the other day - brilliant.
Implosion - The Titanic Sub Disaster on Discovery ( stunning interview with wife and mother of 2 victims ) I lean towards this one. Titan - The OceanGate DISASTER on Netflix some brutal truths fron the top engineer about the CEO who perished with the others. Both really tense and so many warnings ignore at the cost of 5 lives
Warfare - The most shocking thing about it? Shoving your two Iraqi translators and scouts out first and not backing them up with the predictable result.
Warfare - The most shocking thing about it? Shoving your two Iraqi translators and scouts out first and not backing them up with the predictable result.
The real time approach to Warfare could have been just a novelty but really added to the tension.
Tornado is very good; a Scottish Samurai Western is the best way to describe it.