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My journey through movies is currently going through 1954. Finished up 2 Japan films the last couple nights. Seven Samurai...I wasnt looking forward to this one mostly cause the length put me off. The 3 1/2 hours or so went by really quick though as it was a damn great film. I didn't realize how beloved it was until reading about it afterwards. The other was the original Godzilla. Figured it was going to be mostly cheesy, but actually also a really good one!
 
Finally got around to Saint Maud before it leaves Prime tomorrow. Very, very good. Almost wish we'd done the double feature with The Vigil as I'd planned, but we knocked that one out the other week.
 
CrazyDiamond84 said:
My journey through movies is currently going through 1954. Finished up 2 Japan films the last couple nights. Seven Samurai...I wasnt looking forward to this one mostly cause the length put me off. The 3 1/2 hours or so went by really quick though as it was a damn great film. I didn't realize how beloved it was until reading about it afterwards. The other was the original Godzilla. Figured it was going to be mostly cheesy, but actually also a really good one!
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Seven Samurai rules.
 
EvanBenner said:
Finally got around to Saint Maud before it leaves Prime tomorrow. Very, very good. Almost wish we'd done the double feature with The Vigil as I'd planned, but we knocked that one out the other week.
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There was a few I missed out on as they were leaving Prime - Saint Maud and Spontaneous.

I just got the score for Saint Maud the other day.

And I think Spontaneous is now on Paramount +, so I can still see that.


EDIT - looks like both moved to Paramount +
 
LeeVing said:
There was a few I missed out on as they were leaving Prime - Saint Maud and Spontaneous.

I just got the score for Saint Maud the other day.

And I think Spontaneous is now on Paramount +, so I can still see that.


EDIT - looks like both moved to Paramount +
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Oh crap, thanks for the heads up. Been meaning to catch Spontaneous. Looks like it's still on Hulu, so I'll try to catch it there before Viacom tightens the reins.

Was disappointed for a moment to see The Swerve no longer on Prime proper as well, but looks like it's now on both Tubi and Prime via IMDB with ads.
 
gaporter said:
I watched Blood Simple last night for the first time in a couple years and now I want to go back through and watch every Coen Brothers movie again. Talk about coming out of the gate swinging.
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You could do much worse. Raising Arizona is my all time favorite and they've never made a bad film. Their worst movie is probably The Ladykillers and that one is still completely watchable.
 
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