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Anonymous wrote:To Live-- Chinese movie from 1994. The story spans decades and shows Chinese history through the impact on one family.

Loved it, but at one point the tragedies just kept piling on and it became too much.

I definitely prefer Zhang Yimou's earlier films. Raise the Red Lantern was the greatest.

Agree, but I think that was also the point, which was obviously well made.

I will have watch Raise the Red Lantern.

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Anonymous wrote:Truly, Madly, Deeply

I think a few people saw it when it came out, but for some reason it's impossible to find anywhere so it's been forgotten. It's so, so good. I laughed and cried buckets.

Yes, wonderful! Ah Alan Rickman!

Does anyone know what the issue is about streaming it? I've never read anything indicating why it's not available. I loved the Northern Exposure, for example, but I get that paying the royalties on the music used in the DJ/radio segments became prohibitive for streaming rights. And it wasn't available before Rickman died, so it can't have anything to do with his estate.

Titanic

Tao of Steve, Daytrippers

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Anonymous wrote:In Bruges

This was such a surprise. I had (very) mixed feelings about Colin Farrell going in but really enjoyed it. Neat idea, great cast.

+1. The Guard also had Brendan Gleeson and was good.

It's a Disaster - Julia Stiles, David Cross, America Ferrera

Anonymous wrote:In Bruges

This was such a surprise. I had (very) mixed feelings about Colin Farrell going in but really enjoyed it. Neat idea, great cast.

Anonymous wrote:Annie, the one with Jamie Foxx. I thought it was a GREAT remake.

OMG. Are you being serious? This was one of the worst movies I have seen.

Romero

Anonymous wrote:To Live-- Chinese movie from 1994. The story spans decades and shows Chinese history through the impact on one family.

Loved it, but at one point the tragedies just kept piling on and it became too much.

I definitely prefer Zhang Yimou's earlier films. Raise the Red Lantern was the greatest.

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Anonymous wrote:Fresh

The 1994 one? That was excellent.

Yes. Giancarlo Esposito was AMAZING.

Anonymous wrote:Truly, Madly, Deeply

I think a few people saw it when it came out, but for some reason it's impossible to find anywhere so it's been forgotten. It's so, so good. I laughed and cried buckets.

Yes, wonderful! Ah Alan Rickman!

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Anonymous wrote:Sliding Doors

I saw this in the theater when it came out, one of my favorites.

+1. Loved Gwyneth's short hair. I was sorry to see her grow it back out right away.

Sadly that amazing haircut got bastardized by Kate Gosselin. It wasn’t the same haircut at all but everyone thought it was.

In Bruges

Anonymous wrote:I feel pretty (Amy schumer), Clifford with Martin short, heartbreakers with Jennifer love Hewitt, sigourney weaver and ray liotta, friends with kids (Jennifer westfeldt and Adam Scott), and get over it (ben foster) are some fairly obscure movies I’ve loved.

Friends with Kids makes me think of Kissing Jessica Stein. I saw in on the big screen with a Q&A with Jennifer Westfeldt afterward.

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Anonymous wrote:Bridget runs a marathon

Brittany?

YES. Brittany Runs a Marathon