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Some friends were discussing this at a birthday party a few weeks ago and I jotted it down. I don't know nearly enough about WWI as opposed to WWII and they had a lot of great things to say about it, so I'm definitely down to check it out.
Spent last week in the UK for a wedding, and watched movies on the plane:
The House with a Clock in Its Walls
Ralph Breaks the Internet
VICE (Ever time I try to remember the title of this I think it's called DICK)
Cloud Atlas
I read the House with a Clock in its Walls when I was 11 or 12 or something. Film version wasn't bad? Wasn't great. Ralph Movie was pretty meh. VICE was pretty good. Nice meta thing in the edit. Cloud Atlas was Good. I'm glad I was on the plane, cause I prolly couldn't have sat still for it any other way.
Also... fun fact: The first feature directorial outing for old-school-Youtube's own MysteryGuitarMan.
(I haven't seen it yet, but you follow enough youtubers and eventually someone retweets something from a youtuber you haven't seen in more than 6 years.)
To nobody's surprise more than my own, I'm actually seeing this tomorrow night.
To nobody's surprise whatsoever, I haven't seen trailers. (...or the previousquel.)
I'll report back, natch.
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Oh yes.
Confusion is predicted.
I love you so much, Trey.
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"Ralph Breaks the Internet"
Watched this with my daughters in my ongoing series of "fireproof is constantly behind on pop culture."
Absolute blast, and a lot of fun, plus tears. Was really impressed by the handling of the villain in this one, as well as the incredible visualization for the Internet and how it all works, as well as insight in to users reactions. It won't beat out the first one but I still did a good job with tugging the heart strings and I highly recommend it.
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Tolkien: Interesting style for this biopic on the famed author. One, the actors are pretty well done, and the style is surprisingly underplayed through much of the cinematography, but it saves the very large sweeping shots for the moments that are clearly sticking on Tolkien's mind and are later realized in his writings.
If you are a fan of Tolkien's work and want a little bit of a visual representation of his life this this film is for you. Also, be prepared to cry.
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