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Alien 1979
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The beginning of this film wasn't holding my attention- I think the set was elaborate and full of quirky old computers, but I wasn't feeling emotionally invested in the characters. I was also there to see the monsters and it was taking took too long...
I mentally re-engaged with the movie when alien eggs were discovered and we met our facehugger. From this point forward, the movie was full of suspense and pure adrenaline- much better!
There was a scene…
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Aquaman 2018
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What on Earth did I just watch?! This would have to be one of the most bizzare movies I've ever seen.
This film came with an identity crisis so extreme that it felt comedic. It was as though the filmmaker wasn't sure themselves what this was, so borrowed elements from: Indiana Jones, The Little Mermaid, Finding Nemo, Avatar, The Power Rangers, Jumanji, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea- then took a potato masher and attempted to 'blend' it all together…
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The Age of Adaline 2015
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I love this film...
When I look at black and white photographs of happy scenes from historical archives, I notice two things-
1. How happy and interesting all of the people are.
2. That every person in the photographs is dead...For me, Adeline's perpetual physical youth coupled with her wise, experienced mind, carry a certain 'romance': She personifies the age-old human yearning for extended longevity.
Adeline made me stop to reflect- to consider what it would be like as…
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The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 1947
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I was surprised by how much I loved this film!
Mrs. Muir is quite an assertive, offbeat misfit of a woman for her time- I can certainly relate! I love her!
I think this story is ripe for a modern re-make; it's a fantastic original, and one I had never heard of.
This was hilarious, hauntingly sad, and of a beautiful love that transcends time. I laughed, and I cried.
"You Blasted Mud Turtle" is my new favourite insult, and I could recognise the pitch of that Dead Reckoning train whistle anywhere!
I cannot believe this was made in 1947!
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