The last movie you've seen thread 2020

[Progressive Pessimist]

'The Witch' is one of my favorite horror movies ever, and personally the scariest movie I have ever seen. It gave me nightmares! As such I am very excited to see 'The Lighthouse,' even as I hear that it's more of a surrealist thriller rather than an outright horror film. But so far Robert Eggers can do no wrong for me.

One of my best friends saw that movie and f-cking hated it. So I sent him a screenshot of this comment, and now this comment is peak atlas

As I said in my 'Midsommar' diatribe, A24 horror films and other recent indie horror movies tend not to have widespread appeal to mainstream audiences, especially those who wants more conventional horror films. So, I fully expect that from many.

[UWS]

Yesterday, I watched 1917 in theaters and really liked it. What's remarkable and I appreciated in this movie is that the entire film appeared as one continuous shot. In order to make it in just one shot, it must have taken a lot of practice for the actors and extras and others to know what to do and/or what to say at the right time. I think it gives the spectator the impression to be himself/herself present and live the action.

I predict that this movie wins the Academy Award for Best Director and Best Picture.

[Meclazine for Israel]

I predict that this movie wins the Academy Award for Best Director and Best Picture.

And.....

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academy_Award_for_Best_Cinematography

[UWS]

I predict that this movie wins the Academy Award for Best Director and Best Picture.

And.....

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academy_Award_for_Best_Cinematography

Yep