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Netflix - Film Recommendations *READ FIRST POST*
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Separate threads for film & TVnocoverart wrote: »Just finished watching A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, can't remember the last time I enjoyed a film this much. Quality stuff!
I'm tempted to watch it but it's getting a theatrical release in a month's time and I'm thinking it might be a nice change of pace from the likes of Mad Max, so may opt to pay and see it at my local cinema of choice.
Glad to hear it's good though, the trailer is certainly full of promise
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I'm tempted to watch it but it's getting a theatrical release in a month's time and I'm thinking it might be a nice change of pace from the likes of Mad Max, so may opt to pay and see it at my local cinema of choice.
Glad to hear it's good though, the trailer is certainly full of promise
The theatre release, that will just be the IFI and one or two more though won't it?0 -
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I'm tempted to watch it but it's getting a theatrical release in a month's time and I'm thinking it might be a nice change of pace from the likes of Mad Max, so may opt to pay and see it at my local cinema of choice.
Glad to hear it's good though, the trailer is certainly full of promise
I'm no Movie Buff by any means, but I'd say watch it ASAP and its definitely worthy of a second watch in the cinema.
The film oozes atmosphere from start to finish. Left a big impression on me.0 -
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Why waste your first screening on Netflix when you know it's coming to the cinema though? If the opportunity is there to see a film as it's meant to be seen without much waiting, then to me there's no question waiting a few weeks is the better option (slightly different when there's months or years worth of a gap). Better to watch it a second time at home than see it first time at home if you feel that inclination (Not to mention it's very rare that I'd want to rewatch even great films without a good long gap between viewings). Having seen the film at JDIFF, I'd certainly say there's several moments in the film that massively benefit from a big screen and robust sound system 0 -
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Separate threads for film & TVjohnny_ultimate wrote: »Why waste your first screening on Netflix when you know it's coming to the cinema though? If the opportunity is there to see a film as it's meant to be seen without much waiting, then to me there's no question waiting a few weeks is the better option (slightly different when there's months or years worth of a gap). Better to watch it a second time at home than see it first time at home if you feel that inclination (Not to mention it's very rare that I'd want to rewatch even great films without a good long gap between viewings). Having seen the film at JDIFF, I'd certainly say there's several moments in the film that massively benefit from a big screen and robust sound system
That's the impression I got from the trailer alright. I'm happy enough to wait for it as I know my preferred local cinema is going to be screening it. I'm the same for rewatching films, it's very rare I'd watch the same film twice with less than at least a couple of months between them.0 -
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On RTE2, they're on episode 18 of season 2 this Monday coming.arcticmonkeys wrote: »The third season hasn't actually finished airing on channel 5 yet so its good to have it arrive here so early
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johnny_ultimate wrote: »Why waste your first screening on Netflix when you know it's coming to the cinema though? If the opportunity is there to see a film as it's meant to be seen without much waiting, then to me there's no question waiting a few weeks is the better option (slightly different when there's months or years worth of a gap). Better to watch it a second time at home than see it first time at home if you feel that inclination (Not to mention it's very rare that I'd want to rewatch even great films without a good long gap between viewings). Having seen the film at JDIFF, I'd certainly say there's several moments in the film that massively benefit from a big screen and robust sound system
2 reasons for most, to save a few quid and mainly because it may not come to a cinema near them, I can't imagine A Girl Walks Home will be getting a massive national release.0 -
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Separate threads for film & TVI just re-watched the first episode of Person of Interest. Not a great idea so soon after Daredevil. The jarring editing in the POI fight scenes stands out by a mile. It actually looks quite terrible.
I guess my rewind binge is going to have to wait a little longer.
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