Indie Film Release Guide: April 9th [An ONTD Original]

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[kerkoviches]

i watched shiva baby the other night and looooved it

[alexlover14]

We're not getting it in my country until June - so it looks like I'll have to...ahem...watch it another way.

[futrefilmdirctr]

Shiva Baby is next tier. Loved it so, so much.

[flirflir]

It's so good!!! One of my faves of the year for sure

[dandyxwarhol]

French Exit looks good

[stillglows]

i'll probably watch thunder force bc it's on netflix and i'll definitely watch the pulse since i've been craving a good period horror movie.

i watched breaking news in yuba county yesterday and it wasn't good. i don't get how such a fun premise and good cast could be in such a bad movie but it is what it is. also some of the casting was really weird.

[pi_lady]

The description for Moffie reminds me of Kanarie, though it looks a bit darker.

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I really wish Melissa McCarthy would stop doing movies with her husband. I might give it a shot bc I like the leads and love Bobby Cannavale, but I am not expecting anything.

Saw French Exit a while back and enjoyed it and all of its weird, dry humor, but I bet a lot of people will absolutely hate it, lol.

We watched The Assistant earlier this week - so good, and an excellent film companion to the Scott Rudin article from yesterday. Really looking forward to seeing more from writer/director Kitty Green. I already knew Julia Garner was talented, but she was so restrained and great in this, and Matthew MacFadyen was perfectly cast.

Last night, continued the MCU watch with Spider-Man: Homecoming, which we'd seen once before. Tom Holland is a great Spider-Man, and even though parts of the movie were a little slow, I really liked that they emphasize the fact that he's a normal teen. Comparing the high schools in this and Euphoria is somewhat inevitable with the Zendaya connection, and also hilarious.

Tonight, we're gonna watch Miss

[lone_concertina]

The quickest way to get me disinterested in a Melissa McCarthy movie is seeing her husband wrote it. I don't get how he can write such painfully unfunny roles for her!

[kjendis5]

I loved The Assistant! Probably my fav movie from last year.
How does your ballot look like?

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There are a couple I am on the fence about, and I have til tomorrow afternoon to finalize, but right now I think my ballot is gonna be:

Best Feature: Never Rarely Sometimes Always
Best Director: Chloé Zhao
Best Screenplay: Eliza Hittman
Best Female Lead: Nicole Beharie
Best Male Lead: Riz Ahmed
Best Supporting Female: Yuh-Jung Youn
Best Supporting Male: Paul Raci

and I'm a flop and didn't see all of the movies in any other category, lol.