Indie Film Release Guide: September 25th [An ONTD Original]

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[pinkkchocolate]

I watched that Random Acts of Violence movie on Shudder yesterday, which was ok.

Before that I watched Spiral (also on Shudder) which was the social horror. It was decent throughout but it did kind of get weird toward the end, idk.

[sparklytootsie]

I have watched
- Enola Holmes: i liked it. was expecting it to be emptier. henry cavill's sherlock doesn't really read as sherlock but i also loathe sherlock holmes as a character
- Shutter Island: my brain really rejects most films about people descending into insanity (except for madeline's madeline and the lighthouse) so i found it pretty tedious
- A Lovesong For Latasha: was really beautiful and moving
- i'm thinking of ending things: after seeing four of his films i think i just do not connect with kaufman.

[therearewords]

Yotam doing cake? I'm confused.

[naveedchick]

I’m seeing Another Round on Saturday

[soupdupcosmogrl]

For virtual TIFF this year, I watched One Night in Miami and The Water Man. Both were good; Water Man felt rushed and abbreviated, but it was pleasant enough in parts.

One Night in Miami was better. I think it might have stretched the truth in a few places, but not majorly or in a way that felt ahistorical. I would watch it again. Kingsley Ben-Adir was amazing. They all played off of each other well in the hotel room scenes, and everyone was given their moment in the spotlight. I felt at times like I was watching a play.

[chrryblssmninja]

glad to hear that One Night in Miami is good. so happy for Regina King

[soupdupcosmogrl]

It's definitely one to watch when it's available to stream!