A Room With a View has held up well.

Maestro is so good and an interesting look into the world of classical music

My favorite is still A Room With A View. Out Of Africa is an excellent movie as is The English Patient. I realize not everyone is into this romantic period drama genre but when you talk about acting, dialogue, take my break away cinematography and screenplay/direction - these movies really do have it all. I also realize they are based on actual books but there's something about a fabulous book that will turn out a fabulous story too

In terms of new movies, I really think there are so few good ones being turned out these days. It's only blockbusters/sequels and a zillion series on Netflix/cable shows. I don't really have expectations these days of any truly excellent movies. There's definitely good flicks though but soooooooo far and few in between.

Anonymous wrote:I watched Pieces of April last night and I thought it was almost perfect. Just the movie a lot of people could use right now.

Loved this movie

One Life (starring Anthony Hopkins)

The Zone of Interest on hbo

Anonymous wrote:I watched Pieces of April last night and I thought it was almost perfect. Just the movie a lot of people could use right now.

Loved this movie. You hardly ever hear about it.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s an old one, but I just watched “Match Point” on Netflix. It’s a slow burn, but so, so good.

That is a very good movie.

I won’t do a trying that supports Woody Allen. He should be a social pariah.

The Commuter (Vera Formiga)

Miracle - the movie about the US Olympic hockey team

Moulin Rouge! A “jukebox musical romantic drama” much funner and better than I remember. With young and gorgeous Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor.

I really liked Wonka. I’m not sure if it’s excellent, but it’s one we’ll watch again - prob every year.