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Indie Film Release Guide: November 13th [An ONTD Original]

Nov 12, 2020 10:51

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therearewords November 12 2020, 19:52:14 UTC

I watched I Am Not A Witch today, slowly moving through the first season of Six Feet Under and enjoying Cursed on the down low.

ultrasushi November 13 2020, 01:13:03 UTC

I wish I could watch Six Feet Under for the first time again, it’s such a good show!

therearewords November 13 2020, 06:58:18 UTC

I've only watched three - four episodes yet but honestly surprised with how appealing it is already.

nermal_kat November 12 2020, 19:57:13 UTC

Watching Play Misty For Me, just to confirm that Clint was always a terrible actor.

xtinkerbellax November 12 2020, 20:01:42 UTC

Awaiting the wiki plot synopses for Make Up and The Giant.

scriptedending November 12 2020, 20:10:42 UTC

Gonna wait til Ammonite is on VOD and Wolfwalkers comes to Apple TV+, but I'll probably end up checking out Mank this weekend bc of Fincher. I've heard enough terrible shit about Hillbilly Elegy that I'm just gonna leave that one unplayed.

Signed up for a free trial of Peacock Premium to watch some of the Hitchcock movies that they have - last night, we watched Rope for the first time. I didn't know anything about it beforehand, but it was pretty obvious what was gonna happen from the get-go and yet I was still captivated. [Spoiler (click to open)]The sequence where the housekeeper starts briskly clearing all of the food and plates and candlesticks off of the chest in order to put the books back had my heart racing, The super-long takes were great for building suspense, and the homoerotic tension between the murderers and their old headmaster surprised me considering the time period. Not my favorite Hitchcock, but I really enjoyed it.

If you haven't watched The Queen's Gambit on Netflix, I'd highly recommend - we finished that earlier this week and it was ( ... )

annulled November 12 2020, 20:21:38 UTC

i'm back to being obsessed with robert pattinson so yesterday i watched the lighthouse and high life and i'm about a quarter of the way through water for elephants

la_petite_singe November 12 2020, 22:21:34 UTC

Oh yikes @ your brief dip in quality there, but I respect the stanning. Have you seen Damsel? It's weirdly hilarious.

annulled November 12 2020, 22:25:50 UTC

hence why hours later i'm still only a quarter of a way through water for elephants but yes! damsel was so funny and bizarre, i was like what the... but after the twilight movies that i boredom rewatched a couple of months ago, that was the first one that kicked off my robannissance LMFAO but i liked it