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

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[sleepy_jaffa]

Watched The Lost City last week which was okay. Nothing special but not bad. Operation Mincemeat also this week which was a better war movie than usual and I liked that a lot.

Watched Doctor Strange MoM earlier. Wanda remains my Queen. I liked it a lot, and enjoyed how the pace was set.

Also watched Russian Doll S2 this week, the last of Grace and Frankie, S1 of Trust Me (needed a Jodie Whittaker fix) and watched Moon Knight just in case I needed to know anything for MoM. That was alright but I didn't enjoy it as much as I did other shows. Probably because I wasn't really interested in a MK show. Worth the time though.

[polynucleotide]

seeing strange in the morning.

film twitter losing it that its playing 70 times at the times square amc is legit making me wanna bash my head in. like omg a movie people wanna see has tons of screenings at the biggest theater in the biggest city in the country??? what a tragic occurance.

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lol... let theaters make money, damn!!

[polynucleotide]

its really wild they want theaters to stay alive while in the same breathe bash theaters for playing a movie a lot. loser behavior!!!!

[alexlover14]

What the actual fuck at Shepherd getting a release in the US?

This was a scam movie production which didn't pay alot of the scottish crew, and the locals on the Isle of Mull where it was filmed. Was despicable.

Looks like shite too.

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oh man, that sucks!!

[alexlover14]

Sorry for coming in and being all negative! Just know a lot of people who were affected by it. Hoped it would have been buried, so it's crazy they got distribution and may be able to profit from what they did.

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Oh not at all, I'm glad you said something!!!

[emmanium]

I've been to the movie theatre a lot (read: 3 times) within a bit more than a week. It feels like a lot, especially because I hadn't been there ages due to the pandemic.

Last week I saw The Northman, which I liked, although it didn't quite fulfill my expectations. Yesterday I saw the new Downton Abbey movie; absolutely loved it. I thought it much better than the first movie, and it made me cry buckets. And today I finally saw Everything, Everywhere All At Once, and I'm still processing it, lol. But I really liked it and it made me cry as well. Michelle Yeoh and Stephanie Hsu especially are so deserving of awards.

[hateistoodark]

I watched the new Downton Abbey movie and tbh I had a great time

It was so dramatic lol but I mean it gave what it needed to give