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@great-big-stees saidPeter Cook was an underrated comic genius.
The Wrong Box (1966)
Bedazzled (1967)
Great selections!
"Bedazzled" may require more than a single viewing to better appreciate the rapid fire one-liners.
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@endlame saidI've become a tentative fan of the horror genre.
"We have a ghost"
On Netflix.
It's about a modern family that discovers they have a ghost and they make a YouTube channel about it.
The start is hilarious and then it develops a good story that gets a little sad but has a great ending.
I'm not always in the mood, but a quality film will compel me.
Thus director Ari Aster's two masterpieces; "Hereditary" and "Midsommar" are musts.
(Warning: Watching them alone at night may put your soul to risk.) 😀
@woofwoof saidI was disappointed with Hereditary. Will give Midsommar a go.
I've become a tentative fan of the horror genre.
I'm not always in the mood, but a quality film will compel me.
Thus director Ari Aster's two masterpieces; "Hereditary" and "Midsommar" are musts.
(Warning: Watching them alone at night may put your soul to risk.) 😀
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@the-gravedigger saidI appreciate Hereditary's depth of story.
I was disappointed with Hereditary. Will give Midsommar a go.
The occasional gore wasn't pointless or over done and seemed appropriately fit within the tale.
Also, Aster seems to enjoy hiding little details within his films: I guess, some might call them "Easter Eggs".
No matter, I admire his quality and creativity.
By all means, give Midsommar a go. It's completely different.
@yo-its-me saidDepending on what Disney movie, some of those are pretty sad too.
Disney for you then
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