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Beastly A witch transforms a jerk into a beast.

The better-than-it-should-be film Beastly opened on this day in 2011!

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#Sirat
🍿🍿🍿🍿 (Out of 5)
Strange Film, Dynamic Sound Design, Lot’s Of Suprises
Directed by Óliver Laxe from a screenplay by Santiago Fillol and Óliver Laxe the story is long but interesting. It is deep but shocking. It is engaging and surprising. It is a strange...
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#Scream7
🍿 (Out of 5)
Predictable, Long, Filled With Everything You’ve Seen Before
Directed by Kevin Williamson from a very predictable screenplay by Kevin Williamson and Guy Busick (from a story by James Vanderbilt and Guy Busick and based on the original...
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Train Dreams movie poster

Train Dreams (1h42m)

Light on plot and often mired in its literary roots, the film makes up for it with a nuanced performance by Joel Edgerton and truly sumptuous cinematography to deliver a touching and nostalgic portrait.

Netflix/Rating: B-

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Christy (2h15m)

Against type, Sweeney gives a gritty and transformative performance. Ben Foster is also brilliant.
And the rest of the film is solid, be it the well-built script or Michôd's efficient direction, resulting in an engaging and inspiring biopic.

Rating: B

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Had a lot of fun sitting in on an episode of DTVDIGEST. Episode is available now!
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Earth vs Soup Ep 297 - Santo In The Wax Museum (1963) Aaron and Darlene watch some classic sci-fi from the 1950s and '60s, good and bad. They talk about what makes these films memorable and fun, and if you should take a trip back in time and enjoy these films as well. Feedback for the show?: Email: https://thisweekingeek.net Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisweekingeek Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/thisweekingeek.net Subscribe to our feed: https://www.spreaker.com/show/3571037/episodes/feedi Tunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-week-in-geek/id215643675 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Lit2bzebJXMTIv7j7fkqq Website: https://www.thisweekingeek.net

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Beyond Atlantis A band of adventurers invade an island to get a reported fortune in treasure. Very family friendly.

Beyond Atlantis

A band of adventurers invade an island to get a reported fortune in treasure.

Weirdly family friendly.

Check out my thoughts on Beyond Atlantis now!

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Pluribus Season 1
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A Headbanger's Take on THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY Because life in the dark is wonderful.

A Headbanger's Take on THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY
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Hoppers (2026) Movie Review YouTube video by Ant Hardy

My #Hoppers  Movie Review is on YouTube now!
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Scream should have stopped before 7 YouTube video by Booman Reviews

Here's my review of Dracula
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Bill & Ted Face the Music Plot It's 2020. It's been decades since Bill and Ted traveled through time with Death and played Battle of the Bands, with the knowledge that one day they are going to play the song that will unite the world. Now passed middle age, with daughters who admire them, and wives who 'tolerate' them - they still have not written or played the song. They are informed by those from the future (including Rufus' wife and daughter) that the future is all but doomed - if they don't perform the song within 77 minutes!

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Hoppers A mildly amusing animated romp from Disney that borrows heavily from other movies as a teen eco-activist goes undercover as a robot beaver to save her grandma's glade.

Critic Christopher Lloyd says "Hoppers" is a mildly amusing animated romp from Disney that borrows heavily from other movies as a teen eco-activist goes undercover as a robot beaver to save her grandma's glade.

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#slasher #moviereview 1986's CARDS OF DEATH--has an interesting history, but a genuinely rough watch YouTube video by Brandon Barrows / SnoodieReviews

#slasher #moviereview 1986's CARDS OF DEATH--It has an interesting history, but it's a genuinely rough watch.

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One Minute Movie Review: The Bride! 🎥💥👰‍♀️ #TheBride

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One Minute Movie Review: Protector 🎥👊🏻💥🔪 #Protector

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Australian Neo-Noir Watch: The Dry (2020) Watched:  03/05/2026Format:  HuluViewing:  FirstDirector:  Robert Connolly A while back, for various reasons, Jamie and I both read the novel The Dry. It was a big seller in Australia, where it was written and takes place.  And made its way here where I think it's done well.   I asked for some downtime before I watched the inevitable movie adaptation so I could try to see it with fresh eyes, and hadn't honestly, thought about the book much since I read it.  It's fine!  Go read it.  But I think Jamie saw it starred Eric Bana and was happy to watch - and, anyhoo... here we are. In the way of movies adapting popular books - the movie is largely a straight adaptation of the book with some extraneous bits knocked off and some efficiencies found in storytelling.  But it really does capture the mood of the novel, and as Jamie and I agreed, it looks more or less exactly how I saw it in my mind's eye.  Bleak, oppressive - a murder mystery in sun-scorched rural Australia.   The plot is complex - a member of essentially Australia's FBI, Bana, is called back to the town where he was born and raised, but hasn't been back to since high school.  His best friend from back then has shot and killed his wife and son, leaving their baby daughter alive.  He then took his own life.   He starts looking into it, wondering if that's what actually happened.  Meanwhile, the death of a girl who he was very close with back in high school comes back to haunt him.   The movie (and book) basically treat the murder in the current timeline like a locked room mystery where everyone's a suspect.  Which is a legitimate choice as the town is remote.  And everyone kind of had opportunity, but motivation is oddly hard to come by.  Meanwhile, he girl's death keeps coming up as he was a suspect, and many in the small town haven't moved on. I think for readers of the book, this is a faithful adaptation that will make people generally happy.  I am unsure if the movie doesn't feel like it's hitting the same not over and over - a mood that's relentless and plods along with a police procedural that doesn't quite give you enough to make you care about the lead (which, honestly, was a problem with the book, too).   SPOILERS I felt particularly with the movie that they telegraphed the whodunnit, but took a while to get to motivation.  The red herrings of the novel feel like winding options for our hero to look into, but when the killer is introduced, he's the only twitchy character and *feels* like a character rather than someone seamlessly folded into the movie.   And even more than in the book, the movie's choice of killers is kind of a disappointment?  It's just a random murder for something unrelated to anything else.  It's just a bad thing that happened.  Which would be fine, but we spend so much time on suspects with potentially more interesting motivations (except for Jamie Sullivan, who they probably should have just cut from the movie) and who have a more personal stake in the history the movie loves showing us - it's just... odd? The death of Ellie feels a bit motivation-free.  The book sets it up much better, and here it's a statement of fact - here's what happened.  But it feels like it comes out of left field in the final scene, and with the crevice barely established here, unlike the book, it's just a deus ex machina.   And, it kind of makes everything feel oddly low-stakes.  I'm not quite sure in the movie what's Bana's motivation at any moment - things feel like they're happening because it was in the book, and when some of what's cut from the sprawling novel is removed, it loses some cohesion and drive. I've only seen Bana in a handful of things, but he sure seems to specialize in staring at things and feeling things as an undercurrent that he cannot express.  And that's fine.  The rest of the cast is largely very good - I particularly liked Keir O'Donnell as the rookie-ish policeman in town.   Look, the movie is very much in the "it's fine" category.  Reading the book, I could tell someone basically had it as a movie in their head, and that's fine.  A lot of modern books work much like film.  That people would be influenced by the beats and needs of popular cinema as it seeps into novels and Broadway shows is not a shock.  We see what more movies than we read books or go to plays.  That a popular book that feels vaguely like a cop procedural with drama on top is translated into same for the movies is not a surprise.   https://signal-watch.com

Australian Neo-Noir Watch: The Dry (2020) #film #moviereview #movies

Animation as an artform is often overlooked. While Zootopia is not mentioned with some of the top animated classics, it is still a quality entry.

We discussed this week on our newest #episode. Find it wherever you get your #podcast.

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I feel like too many people are jumping to this conclusion and dismissing the fact that Alan and Nathan have a podcast. So it's more likely: a.) a Firefly reunion podcast episode, or b.) watching the series and movie together and giving commentary via the podcast.

Lots of gaming talk this week, and possibly the most serious chat about a movie we have ever had. Is this turning into a serious podcast?

nah.....

New Untitled Sci-Fi Show, Monday 9th March.

Ya está disponible la reseña de #Protector en Movie Squad Podcast: YouTube y Spotify. 💥

Desde hoy en cines de Puerto Rico.

9.2 The 4K TV Movie reveal Podcast Episode · Doctor Who - Pieces of Eighth · 3 March · 23m

Our hosts are looking forward to the forthcoming 4K release of the TV Movie.
Interesting speculation on what could be the additional material.👍🏿
All very exciting. I’m hoping for a big screen showing too.👏🏿

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Poster for Knock at the Cabin showing the backs of 4 adult figures (including Dave Bautista) standing in a field of flowers near a cabin at twilight

21. Knock at the Cabin (2023)

I don't think it quite grabbed me as much this time, but still maybe my favorite Shyamalan movie? The Visit would be 2nd if so.

That MCP podcast episode hasn't come out yet though.

I was so shook, I kept refreshing my browser to give @quitewriteed.bsky.social & @akscotland.bsky.social time to be like, oops! That was a mistake! Even after listening to the @notquitewrite.com podcast! I am so beyond honored!! Thank you SO MUCH!!

MARCHY McFLY 6: “Hey, McFly!” (5 of 31) And the beat marchys on as today, we are already five days into Marchy McFly! We don’t leave the Cafe 80s today, but we do see a future Hobbit and two generations of the Tannen family. Neither of them...

MARCHY McFLY 6: “Hey, McFly!” (5 of 31)

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You know something we don't need. A behind the scenes podcast of every show and movie now. We don't need that. We didn't ask for that. Remember when actors would just do interviews and we would get clips of it on like TikTok and shit. That was good enough. We didn't need more

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In this section, the Movie Toasters talk about #Spiderman, #TMNT, #Helldivers, #NatKingCole, & more