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Movie review time!

🕑 Added 2019-06-18 17:51:26 +0000 UTC

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Frederick Sawyer

One more movie for you, Moscow on the Hudson with Robin Williams

Barry Strachan

Hmmm...80's movies worth seeing...The Princess Bride...Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure....The Shining...Blade Runner...enjoy if you haven't already...:-)

sableram1

MOVIE 👏 REVIEW👏 if you ever want to take someone to the movies with you, take me, lord knows I can't afford it 😂

Tim Bend

I never go to movies, but if there wasn't half the planet in between us, I think you would be a good movie viewing companion. Go in, shut off the world, enjoy, or not, the film, and maybe grab a bit of a bite or a coffee after and talk about what you watched, and then back to the real world. Edit: also because you asked for recomendations, everything Studio Ghibli has ever put out, like ever (except grave of the fireflies, unless you like crying and hurting)

Joe Richards

The movies within the Marvel Cinematic Universe have always premiered on or close to my birthday. It's been a family tradition to go to the movies for my birthday present for the past ten years or so.

Brian Berg

Battle angle Alita was the best positive surprise for me, stunning work, amazing main character, so entertaining, through the whole movie. And rumors say they may come two more movies, really worth seeing it. The Brie Larsson thing😖 have seen so many interviews with her, she might be a big feminist, but she really says many controversial things too often. An amazing oldie: can't buy me love, seen it countless times, cry every time

Pete Childs

Thank You For The Movie Reviews Janet! 💖💖

Kevin kirk

If money was not a requirement to life, then i would challenge myself to watch every film. So many sweets needed.

Peter and Maye (JustWeird_NotBoring)

One of our all time favourite movies is "Begin Again" with Kiera Knightly and Mark Ruffalo. Another similar one is "Once". It's a low budget movie, but a good watch. Finally another family favourite is "Not Another Happy Ending" with Karen Gillan (who played Amy in Dr Who or Nebula in the Marvel movies).

Brian Berg

I often go alone to the cinemas, all others have children and don't have the time. I don't mind, then I can laugh, cry and enjoy without any disturbance, endgame and battle angle Alita has been two movies I really liked