Indie Film Release Guide: March 17th [An ONTD Original]

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[therearewords]

Mum, I watched a lot of films this week (for me)!

Howard's End - we're not going to focus on the Anthony/Thompson age gap (ya I know different times period piece) but do worry about how sexy HBC in her making out scenes

Angel's Share - you could say I'm becoming a Ken Loach girlie. Wholesome, depressing; simultaneously

McQueen - I thought I knew how rough he had it but shit he had it rough

Deux jours, une nuit and La vie en rose - I don't like Marion Cotillard the person, but she can carry a film (being annoying) when she wants to

Guillermo's Pinocchio - brutal, cool!

The Cake Maker - sob, how delicious

Les Misérables - everyone's a loser, why do the French do tragedy so well

[therearewords]

OP, you posted Wildflower's trailer twice.

[scriptedending]

Thanks, l’ll fix it when I get the chance!!

[teenageriot16]

This week I watched

In Bruges - I was quite underwhelmed by it. The humour didn’t work for me, and I usually like the directors work.

High Fidelity - a rewatch (although I haven’t watched it for 10ish years). Entertaining but the ending is unintentionally depressing. John Cusack’s character was awful.

I re-watched Creed 1 and 2. Finally saw Creed 3, and I really appreciated that MBJ did something different with the formula. I could have done with a 20 minute longer running time, because I felt quite sympathetic to Jonathan Majors character and I’m not sure that was intentional.

[sandstorm]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who was Eh, ok, on In Bruges.

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I wish we got Inside. We got Bo's Inside when it came out, so maybe one day. I'm going to see the preview for Dungeons and Dragons.

[surprisesidney]

I really wanna see Inside but it doesn’t even have a release date here 😡 I thought we were past this shit