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Quote from: psycodad on June 29, 2020, 03:04:58 PM

Quote from: localoca on June 29, 2020, 07:02:41 AM

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Next, Knives Out which was released on 2019. It has also a great plot twist that would enable you to really think who is responsible for the murder. It has also an unpredictable flow of the story.

+1, really has some good twists, never gets boring and I had some good laughs from the irony, also great cast and all marvelous in their roles.

Didn't know Game Night and The Invisible Guest but will look for them, ty.

Here are a few more movies I've seen recently:

Hotel Artemis - dystopian thriller with a great cast

Ready or Not - don't watch it if you're going to marry soon Grin

Seriously one of the better movies I've watched this year, love the role and play of Samara Weaving.

The Hunt - some nice twists and turns, you're not going to know where it is heading until the end, think it was mentioned in the WO thread when it came out.

365days - every minute watching this softporn nonsense was a total waste. I actually only watched it because it has upset our local women rights activists/feminists so much and I wanted to know what the fuss is all about. It's a bit like 50 shades of grey for millennials and even bad at that.

Thanks for your suggestions. Will try to see all of them. By the way, can't wait to know your reactions with game night and most especially to invisible guest.

I loved Game Night, great movie and a lot of good laughs ("Honey - you just sewed my shirt to my arm..").

Invisible Guest is a great piece of cinematic art, I loved how the parents got justice after all. One of the best movies I watched recently.

I liked Game Night too, although I think it could've been a bit better. Bateman does a good job in his familiar setting, a role of a confused yet resourceful, cockroach instincts guy Grin

He will survive somehow in the end, just like in Ozark Grin