I watched Prey, nice film, beautiful sets, beautiful photography rather entertaining film afterwards

I saw this the other night and I quite enjoyed it. Filmed in the areas around Calgary.

Watched Spiderman No Way Home last night on Prime. I thought it was the best Spidey movie in a long time.

Big fan of this movie as well. Sadly it's likely to be considered a documentary in the next 50 years or so.

Saw this last week....will keep you tensed up. I liked it.

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BBC America: "Hard to Kill" 1990 w/Steven Seagal - killer movie!

"I don't trust air I can't see" :cool:

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"Going in Style" Caine, Arkin, Freeman. Oh man.

Mr Jones.

Amazon Prime. Based on a true story that inspired Orwell to write ‘Animal Farm’. Recommend.

I Used to be Famous on Netflix. Small budget British film about a guy who had early success in a band like NSYNC then was a nobody, busking in the street with his keyboard when an autistic drummer came along. It's a feel-good movie and very good. On Netflix.

Sausage Party, Seth Rogen's animated film, raunchy.

On Amazon Prime with ads.

Review with film trailer.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/aug/10/sausage-party-review-seth-rogen
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'Lou' on Netflix.
Allison Janney (from 'Mom') stars as a spy that finds she can't escape her past.

A good movie.

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You're not doing yourself any favors by posting this.

Wow... That looks epic!

I remember hearing some about this when it happened...didn't know the whole story.
Very interesting. On Netflix

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1956 Movie Written and screenplay by Rod Serling. Free on youtube. I clicked thinking it would be far out like twilight zone. Nope...even more chilling. A drama on corporate america...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMnU4faUMUY&ab_channel=PizzaFlix

Thanks- I'll check it out! HD on some sources.

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Blonde.

There are a couple points repeated throughout the film that are impossible to miss.

Patterns didn’t have anything resembling Rod Serling’s style that I could see. A very unpleasant and unrealistic movie in my opinion.

Hey, I said it wasn't his usual stuff.

I knew that.