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Hello everyone!

As you can see, the MovieSuggestions on Lemmy is changing.

Before all, I want to thank you the community for every suggestion you made!

The previous mod of this community (Tuvan41) made me a mod, as so, I've made some changes:

• There's a new picture for the community that doesn't copy the other site picture.
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• Every post made until now (the date of this post), will not be deleted even if they don't follow the new guidelines.

There's a lot of users in this community, and of course, I want to know your feedback or questions on this!

This post will also serve as a future updates for this community.

From the creators of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Forgotten Island is a new original animated movie exploring childhood friendships and Philippine mythology. Jo and Raissa both grew as fans of the "fictional" island of Nakali where different creatures based from Philippine mythology exists. However, they reach a turning point when Raissa has to go to the US to continue her studies. This conflict becomes their "portal key" to come to the Forgotten Island, the place they always have hoped to visit. Without understanding the risk that their memories maybe "forgotten," Jo and Raissa enters the portal. If you grow apart, do you let go and "forget" your childhood memories with your best friend?

I highly recommend watching the film in the cinema or when it comes to streaming. It will definitely make you cry, and surprise you with a few scares. Hopefully you also find some laugh at its jokes because it tries to be funny in a very broad audience (some Filipino jokes might not be relatable).

I thought it was decent and hadn't heard anything about it

Movie about the Matewan Massacre. Coal mining union against a coal mining company set in 1920.

Movie is from 1987 but being set in 1920 has aged very well. Great cast including the President of the 12 colonies from the Battlestar Gallactica reboot (Mary McDonnell) among many other great actors.

Highly recommended. Currently streaming on Prime where I live.

edit: Contains an eyewitness account by the narrator.

3 japanese girls and 1 Korean exchange student work their way to sing Linda Linda at the end of summer festival (?)

Quite cute coming of age movie

I think that this movie is an adaptation from this OVA by Tai-Kit(Peter?) Mak. One of the great directors of the Hong Kong New Wave

There’s everything in this. Tentacles Demons, Hong Kong Kung Fu, Political message, Impossible Love, Great Practical Effects and someone fucking his flipper machine

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094146/

Incredible little gem, there’s some joke that are old but there’s good direction and cool kung fu stuff

Been a while since I’ve seen this one

Clooney behind the camera, surprisingly good shot trough out the movie.

Saw this one in my low key independent « will show weird little film » movie theatre

Two 50 year old young at heart take an Uni student under their wing, show him how to live and learn a couple of things along their journey.

Great flick, this one is fresh as a great glass of wine by a summer day.

A young actor is hired to make a remake of the Passion of the Christ, now religious authorities are opposing him and his piece.

Deny Arcand is an acclaimed Quebecers director, lately he got a « the woke are wrecking the society » phase which is particularly funny seeing his older films (like Cotton Mills, Treadmill)

There’s some great acting from Robert Lepage and Rémy Girard who, in a scene, dub two guys in XXX movie.

There’s some really great jokes on this one (if you understand French or have a good translater)

::: spoiler Tap for spoiler Let’s face it, Monica Bellucci dress are awesome. She’s gorgeous in this movie :::

There’s a Alex Cox (Sid and Nancy, RepoMan[not the one with Jude Law and Forest Whitaker])retrospective on Criterion.

I cannot enough suggest Repoman it’s great punk film that shoot at everything

So today I jumped at the possibility to see another movie from Cox. Walker it was. Magistral performance by Harris that play William Walker as a crazy Christian mercenary, there’s some really great used of the voice over unreliable narrator and an unhinged critic of US international politics in the 80s

Over all great flick

These are the Bill Murray movies in my collection right now. Help me find more films starring the one and only Mr. Murray.

Thanks,