Indie Film Release Guide: November 8th [An ONTD Original]

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[delfintaka]

I just want to say that i do not usually comment in these posts, but i always check them out. Thank you, op!

I am watching Big Night (1996) with Stanley Tucci this evening. I have been meaning to watch it for a while specifically because (apparently) it depicts the process of cooking beautifully. I want something very pretty to look at this evening!

[rabbitofalice]

i'm dying to see Heretic, but i can't stomach horror :(
i have already seen every interview with Grant because i love him and his interviews are my favorites
i guess i'll wait for the wiki to read the plot and than decide what to do

[jenfolder]

Heretic is quite tame from a horror point of view like minimal jump scares, I'd say it's more of a thriller than pure horror.

[rabbitofalice]

thank you for reassurance
i might give it a try early morning on the weekend lol

[fyuf]

I’m going to a free screening of The Piano Lesson on Saturday. The same theatre is doing a Pedro Almodóvar retrospective until the end of the year so I’m seeing three of his films this weekend.

I might also try to see Blitz if I have time. I also want to see Bird and Heretic but I may have to wait until they hit streaming.

Oh and I’m also going to a preview screening of Gladiator 2 tomorrow.

[anna_bea2]

will be watching Heretic on Friday! Super excited.

I really want to watch Anora and Small Things Like These, but chances are that I will have to wait until they hit VOD because I doubt they'll open in a theater near me.

[frau_stripes]

safe travels!

i made the mistake of watching both the invisible man (2020) and woman of the hour last weekend. mistake because it made me feel awful about being a woman (what else is new), not because i didn't like them.

the only thing i'm looking forward to seeing soon is anora.