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Indie Film Release Guide: December 6th [An ONTD Original]

Dec 05, 2019 12:07

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Comments 35

allmylines December 5 2019, 21:18:06 UTC

my queer ass has been waiting for portrait of a lady for what seems like FOREVER and now i gotta wait even longer?? BOOOOO

cheeseasauras December 5 2019, 21:22:16 UTC

Neon has pushed back the full release of this film until Valentine’s Day 2020

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scriptedending December 5 2019, 21:27:36 UTC

Haven't watched anything this week, really - husband was out of town and I was too lazy to go to the movies by myself.

I will 100% go see Portrait of a Lady on Fire again this weekend/next week since I have the chance. It's a beautiful film and I would highly recommend seeing it if you can!! It sucks that they pushed the release back, but I think it actually makes a lot of sense. It would get absolutely lost in a sea of new releases in a matter of two weeks, whereas in February it can shine.

We've also got a live Les Miserables theater broadcast thing on Sunday afternoon, and our little AMC finally got Dark Waters, so we will be checking that out, too. I still have a lot of other awards-y releases to catch up on, so hopefully I can make a dent in that list before we leave for our Christmas trip home in a couple weeks. Time is flying.

pinkkchocolate December 5 2019, 21:28:38 UTC

I saw The Report and I thought it was good! Everyone's acting was strong yet understated so the story really was the main focus.

I went to see the Lil Peep documentary Everybody's Everything last weekend and I'm still not sure how I feel about some choices that were made in the doc, but overall it's just... really sad.

marywebgirl December 5 2019, 22:02:44 UTC

I watched The Report last weekend too and it pissed me off so much (the story not the movie). Plus I didn’t catch at the end if anything ever happened to the two contractors or even whether they’ve been named.

pinkkchocolate December 6 2019, 18:45:57 UTC

i think [Spoiler (click to open)]they might have been promoted? it's all very fucked up

marywebgirl December 6 2019, 18:54:23 UTC

Ugh of course that’s what happened.

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zeysech December 5 2019, 21:28:42 UTC

Really bummed that portrait of a lady on fire has been pushed back, I was looking forward to that...

Recently, in theatres, I watched Knives Out and absolutely loved it! What a welcome surprise, and I wouldn't be mad at more Benoit Blanc movies lol. I also saw The Zoya Factor on netflix, which was a cute, fun film.