Foodie60 · 36-40, M
Scent of a woman, Shawshank redemption, the reader
Midnight In Paris
McFarland, USA -Kevin Costner
Collateral Beauty - Will Smith
Rudy
The Martian - Matt Damon
My J.D Salinger Year - 2020
The Lakehouse - Sandra Bullock, Keanu Reeves
Roman Holiday - Audrey Hepburn
>I'll Follow You Down
>Contact
>The Kid
>Signs
McFarland, USA -Kevin Costner
Collateral Beauty - Will Smith
Rudy
The Martian - Matt Damon
My J.D Salinger Year - 2020
The Lakehouse - Sandra Bullock, Keanu Reeves
Roman Holiday - Audrey Hepburn
>I'll Follow You Down
>Contact
>The Kid
>Signs
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@SethGreene531 Thank you, Seth! I did see McFarland; I sobbed at the end!
SethGreene531 · M
@robbie2499
Yes, many great moments in that movie, superb performance. The kids captured your heart.
A true story, taking you on a ride of triumph and setback producing a finale that only Costner could.
I similarly enjoyed The Rookie with Dennis Quaid, also a true story.
You're quite welcome. I hope you enjoy. I appreciate the B.C, happy watching!
Yes, many great moments in that movie, superb performance. The kids captured your heart.
A true story, taking you on a ride of triumph and setback producing a finale that only Costner could.
I similarly enjoyed The Rookie with Dennis Quaid, also a true story.
You're quite welcome. I hope you enjoy. I appreciate the B.C, happy watching!
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Choosing is a complex operation for me too. Go by director, and expand through enticing reviews, be aware of certain adjectives that describe the kinds of things you like.
Choose something critically acclaimed
Browse through my profile for movie related posts, but many of these films may not be available for streaming unless you have The Criterion Channel.
I'll actually recommend somethings now
The Three Immortal Japanese classics
Ugetsu - Kenji Mizoguchi
Ikiru - Akira Kurasawa
Late Spring or Tokyo Story by Yasujiro Ozu
Explore, and custom make your film experience is the best advice, i for me feel best when i discover it largely on my own, with only reading non-interactively the opinions of others.
Choose something critically acclaimed
Browse through my profile for movie related posts, but many of these films may not be available for streaming unless you have The Criterion Channel.
I'll actually recommend somethings now
The Three Immortal Japanese classics
Ugetsu - Kenji Mizoguchi
Ikiru - Akira Kurasawa
Late Spring or Tokyo Story by Yasujiro Ozu
Explore, and custom make your film experience is the best advice, i for me feel best when i discover it largely on my own, with only reading non-interactively the opinions of others.
Casheyane · 31-35, F
-3 Idiots (bollywood. Super amazing for life lessons)
-Day Time Shooting Star (japanese school romcom. Cute.)
-One Night with a King (Persian? Not sure but it's based on Queen Esther from the bible)
-Detective Conan Magician of the 21st Century (if you like anime)
-Hello, Love, Goodbye (Filipino film about ofw workers falling in love. It's good.)
-Day Time Shooting Star (japanese school romcom. Cute.)
-One Night with a King (Persian? Not sure but it's based on Queen Esther from the bible)
-Detective Conan Magician of the 21st Century (if you like anime)
-Hello, Love, Goodbye (Filipino film about ofw workers falling in love. It's good.)
4meAndyou · F
The Postman, starring Kevin Costner.
SW-User
Name a couple movies you like already?
Punches · 46-50, F
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@Punches Yet somehow looks like John Travolta? Which in irony, works.
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@Punches Am I going to have a find a photograph of John Travolta for you?
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