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Indie Film Release Guide: November 11th [An ONTD Original]

Nov 10, 2022 11:35

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sandstorm November 10 2022, 20:15:56 UTC

I'll watch The Swimmers.

ginainabottle November 10 2022, 20:32:27 UTC

I thought it was an Olsen twin on the Friendship game still.

therearewords November 10 2022, 20:33:07 UTC

Checking in with my November homework (week 2)!

Stand by me - expected more scares because it's Stephen King, delightfully eighties though
The Swan Princess - give me more drawn animation ever always, but please make a more attractive prince
Entergalactic - yo, didn't know it would be adult romance, but fyeah for animation
Enola Holmes 2 - cute, urgh, cute!

The weekend is for Love in the Villa, The Quiet Girl and Sissy.

scriptedending November 10 2022, 20:37:43 UTC

Stand By Me rules, I love that movie so much.

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therearewords November 10 2022, 20:46:53 UTC

Oh, and how kids can already recognise how society doesn't treat everyone equally.

ahkna November 10 2022, 20:49:13 UTC

I'm gonna say it: the best movies of Stephen King's writing are always his short stories.

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scriptedending November 10 2022, 20:35:45 UTC

Planning to see Black Panther and The Fabelmans over the weekend. The Swimmers also looks really good, will watch that once it's on Netflix. Will probably watch Is This Black Enough for You? too - I have a soft spot for Elvis Mitchell, as he used to host like every other Q&A I went to see for six years in a row.

Haven't gone to theaters in the last few days because laziness has won out at every chance, but I recently watched:

Stars at Noon: I like Margaret Qualley, but this was a mess. Convoluted + unclear plot, awkward script, and for a film that has been described as "erotic", it was... decidedly not that. I'm sure Joe Alwyn has a lot of appeal in person, and I feel kind of mean saying it, but man, he is a fucking charisma void on screen.

My Policeman: This was better than I expected. The story is exactly what you'd think, so don't expect it to cover any new ground, but it was very watchable. David Dawson was fantastic, Emma Corrin was fine, and Harry Styles is not a good actor, though he was slightly better in this than he was ( ... )

noodlecookie November 10 2022, 20:41:18 UTC

I'll definitely be watching The Swimmers, I love Yusra Mardini's story.