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Indie Film Release Guide: December 22nd [An ONTD Original]

Dec 20, 2023 10:05

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theactualworst December 20 2023, 20:36:13 UTC

I’m listening to a podcast about the Andes crash right now and hoo boy idk that I can’t watch it.

wits December 20 2023, 20:41:52 UTC

the trailer is just the plane crash and as someone who has fear of flying it freaked me out SO bad

theactualworst December 20 2023, 20:51:36 UTC

The details of how some of the people died just from the crash is a nightmare.

sandstorm December 20 2023, 20:37:36 UTC

We can watch The Chosen episodes (??????) at my theater, but we can't watch Poor Things apparently :(

wits December 20 2023, 20:47:06 UTC

saw maestro and i HATED it!! i'm shocked by all the rave reviews. i thought it was so boring, paced so weirdly, and barely about music at all. during the scenes with actual conducting it was good but everything else felt SO forced try-hard, you could just feel bradley screaming for an oscar. i'm not usually a richard brody fan but his review in the new yorker was spot on. such a weird, weird movie.

scriptedending December 20 2023, 20:50:02 UTC

So fucking glad people will be able to join me on the Maestro

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la_petite_singe December 20 2023, 20:57:46 UTC

lol I'm watching tonight and hew knows where I'll end up!

aebbel December 20 2023, 21:39:14 UTC

Just listened to the NPR PCHH ep about it (haven't watched it myself yet) and they said pretty much the same thing! Doesn't make me want to give it a try.

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scriptedending December 20 2023, 20:47:08 UTC

In theaters, I saw Wonka last week, which was fine, and The Boy and the Heron, which was good, if a little more abstract than I would have liked. At home, we watched Meet Me in St. Louis, which I liked a lot, and The Bishop's Wife, which was okay. I think that'll end up being it for Christmas movies this year aside from our annual Christmas Eve viewing of The Muppet Christmas Carol.

The holidays are really fucking up my movie-watching for the rest of the year, lol. Just booked The Color Purple for New Year's Day, and I will have to find time on the January schedule for The Iron Claw, The Teacher's Lounge, Ferrari, The Zone of Interest and Memory.

Society of the Snow looks fucking harrowing, but I've heard it's very good so I will probably watch at home where I can pause if I need to, lol.

I saw (and really liked, if not loved) All of Us Strangers a couple months ago, but I do want to revisit that one - had some mixed feelings on certain aspects and I'd like to see if a second viewing changes anything for me. And I already saw ( ... )

miwa201 December 20 2023, 20:51:54 UTC

ugh whenever i come into these posts i feel so depressed that i live in a tiny city with only two cinemas and the selection is abysmal. anatomy of a fall is out on vod on friday i believe so i'll try to watch it this weekend if i'm able to