#Movies to Watch

[cinesoleil]

looking for an angel (1999)

[thegirlinside]

❝two pre-adolescent boys both experienced a strange event and later it affects their lives in different ways. one becomes a reckless, sexually adventurous prostitute, while the other retreats into a reclusive fantasy of alien abduction.❞

Mysterious Skin (2004) dir: Gregg Araki

[gl1tt3r-gutz-and-r0b0tz-sl]

The Wild Robot is one of the most beautiful movies I've seen all year.

20 minutes in and I was already crying.

The visuals are beautiful, the story is touching. Please, for the love of God, if you're able to see it, please do.

[artzyleen]

KOTPOTA is alredy added on Disney ➕ , cannot wait to finish work today and enjoy this masterpiece once again 🥹

[vintageplume]

Hedy Lamarr with co-stars Sigurd Gurie and Charles Boyer in 1938 for the romance thriller 'Algiers'

[movieanimex]

Superman Teaser Trailer Is Here | MovieAnimeX

[maryjkkk]

[sczrpios6]

sleepover 2004

2000/teen movies for u watch pt.2

[preciouslandmermaid]

what happened to my beautiful wife moviestowatch.id 😭😭😭😭

[victusinveritas]

[cinesoleil]

mirrored mind (2005)

[soapcan18]

WHY DOES NO ONE TALK ABOUT THE MITCHELLS VS THE MACHINES???? IT’S AN AMAZING MOVIE WITH A UNIQUE ART STYLE I FEEL LIKE AMONG ALL THE PRAISE FOR MOVIES LIKE SPIDERVERSE AND MUTANT MAYHEM AND NIMONA IT’S COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN. IT’S SUCH A GOOD MOVIE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASEEE WATCH IT!!

[magazinenerd]

Something is brewing up ☕☕......😗😗

[anticoquette]

All the Bright Places (2020)

saddest movie ever

[just-finished-watching]

Challengers

Finished Watching: 6/12/2024

Genre: Drama, Romance, Sports

Rating: 🌟/5 (1/5)

Expectations: I was so excited for this movie, but I was sorely disappointed. 30 minutes into the film, I realized I made a terrible mistake and was forced to stay because I'm a broke college student and wasn't willing to "waste" the $11 movie ticket. My friends and I spent the rest of the film in an empty theater (I'm guessing because everyone else had already watched it) cracking jokes and cringing.

Absolutely Not a Favorite

Summary: Tashi was a former prodigy tennis player turned coach for her husband, Art. She transformed him into a famous Grand Slam champion. Lately, he's been on a losing streak, so to fix that, Tashi signs him up for a "Challenger" event, where he finds himself facing his former best friend and Tashi's ex-boyfriend.

Thoughts (*SPOILERS*):

Wow wow wow, I actually disliked this movie so much. It was not the actors' fault, I think they just did their best with the script they were given. The vibes were there, but that's all this was. A vibes movie. At some point, I was completely lost, not because it was hard to understand, but because it was hard to care. The characters were hard to like, the plot was mostly fluff, and the romance was almost icky.

I usually have a favorite character in many of the things I watch, but I couldn't even force myself to like any of the characters. Tashi was my favorite in the beginning, but as the light faded from her eyes, I stopped caring. I did feel bad for her, but as she dragged it out, I got bored and was just waiting for something. Art was just a passive piece of shit, watching life go by. He had his good points (being a loving father will always make me a little bit soft), but he was too afraid to make a move on Tashi first so he turned to turning her and Patrick against each other. And Patrick is just a piece of shit, expecting the world to pause for him as he figured himself out. He didn't want what he was offered at first and still expected it? He's lucky Tashi didn't start knocking his fucking lights out.

I could not tell you what the hell happened in that movie. It was a tennis match, then a flashback, then another tennis match, but this time with a pov camera angle. There were some petty fights and reluctant break ups and everything felt so hesitant rather than being a fun bold film like I thought it would be.

Romance sucked. No, seriously, the two love interests seemed better suited for each other (which is how I thought the film would go), but instead they both went for Tashi who seemed to not be into either of them. Art is passive, waiting for Patrick to make first moves, and Patrick was too forceful, not waiting for anyones permission before taking complete control and getting mad when he didn't get his way. It also felt like they were hinting towards this with the way the two kissed each other? I honestly just sat there thinking, 'is this why they kept this in theaters until June?'

Overall, I don't think I would ever watch this movie again, or even recommend it to anybody unless their looking for something with a "rich person with rich person problems" vibes.