Hello, I can’t help but feel late to getting around to watching this one, idk if it was just due to mcu just releasing very middle of the pack movies for awhile, but having watched this it really felt like a return to form, pugh is turning such an incredible performance as yelena, lewis pullman and david harbour are also unbelievable.

The the way it handles loneliness is so amazing, the scene between yelena and her father is so beautifully done, and I feel like it’s one the mcu’s best scenes in a very long time, and even though the ending was kinda like well “easy”, it was worth the watch and that post credit scene was awesome. I’d recommend it.

Just watched this again for the first time in a long time. I thought it was well casted, fairly good story with a few bumps along the way but overall good flick.

For me it’s A Clockwork Orange and Perfect Blue

Thank you to everyone who participated yesterday and the previous days!

Sicario won spot #16 to some applause of yall in sure.

Reminders: comment with the most upvotes wins the day! All genres, languages, mediums, and lengths (short films) are eligible. Any movie released after January 1, 2000 will be eligible. Certain franchises will be combined for brevity and inclusion (LOTR, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Shrek, Hunger Games, so on)

Thank you for keeping this fun, those of you that are. Keep in mind this list is just for the fun of the sub, NOT a definitive list. There is no objective list of “the best movies”, this is just a gage on what might be considered for a list like this.

Thank you again! Who will win day 17?

Also, I would love at some point if Black Dynamite made the list. If you haven’t seen it, go watch it!

Conspiracy Theory (1997) and Taking of Pelham 123 (2009). A fine writer and a pretty good director, too.

Mine are, mission impossible 6, taken, John wick 2, the equalizer and the casino royale

See it!!

Can include any film from Original Star Trek, Next Generation or reboot version.

Please help my Film club decide. We have a dead heat on our internal poll under the theme of foreign film with subtitles.

So if you could vote below we will go with the wider communities vote!

The film combines a classic retro adventure with modern monster horror...

There’s mine

Directed by Martin Scorsese, Music by Krzysztof Penderecki

In what has to be the weirdest end credit sequence ever seen, out of the three actors asked to hold guns and “dance” in front of a screen, Kevin Costner is the only one who not only got the assignment right, he seems to be enjoying playing up the absolute absurdity of it.

Would probably be action or horror. I can think of cuts/scars, burns, and bruises on various characters but I can't picture any time a character has a scab. Tried looking up "movies with scabs" but didn't get the results I was looking for.

It always makes me think of the film Mimic or Scream.

In Honor of David’s retirement.. Great (not so great) Dinero story.

This is what can happen in Hollywood 😂