what was the last movie you saw?
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Deadline - U.S.A. (1952) Nice quality.
Kiss of Death (link to film) 1947 Nice quality. Victor Mature, a loopy Richard Widmark (who would've made a good Riddler) and Coleen Gray.
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Black Angel (link to film) 1946 A boozing songwriter (Dan Duryea) helps a woman (June Vincent) prove her husband did not kill his lover, the songwriter's wife.
The Unearthly (link to film) 1957 horror drama. Directed by Boris Petroff, Starring John Carradine, Myron Healey, and Allison Hayes. A mad scientist (John Carradine) seeks immortality with trial-and-error gland experiments and his servant, Lobo.
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Nope just locked in a reverse loop@Minus you bingeing?
Saw that one back in the VHS days.
TheSkaFish
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I saw the movie "Neds" recently. It was pretty brutal...it's hard for me to believe that all of this went on in a first world country, not that long ago.
Still there, were some funny parts, like my favorite line:
"You want a ned? I'll give you a f*cking ned."
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I think it was Blade Runner 2049 starring the lovely Ana de Armas.
A 2015 Polish movie called Demon. Classified as a horror/comedy. A bit of waste of time really. Had potential, but went down hill in my opinion.
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Well....I don't want to say much to spoil the ending, because the ending will spoil it enough for you lol.
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42 on YT, time portal psychological dilemma.
You can only go back 24hrs by influencing the people, not physically able to change the past.
You can only go back 24hrs by influencing the people, not physically able to change the past.
It was good. Its been a while since I’ve seen a feel good testosterone movie. Glad I watched it.
The Lady Gambles (1949) (link to film) American FILM NOlR drama film directed by Michael Gordon and starring Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Preston and Stephen McNally, with a brief appearance from a young Tony Curtis.
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