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Actually, Indy found it for them since only he knew about the correct height of the staff :)
Then he got lucky and they all died so he was able to accomplish his mission :)

(of course I say "plot hole" half jokingly)
But I would argue the Nazis may have eventually found it, and still killed themselves. :p
The real plot hole, is what is this relic, a weapon against bad people? Who would be brave enough to try to wield it? ;) So far, it acted as a self guided weapon.
 
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As ever a hard watch as are all Lars von Trier's films. Watched The House That Jack Built recently, not on the same level as Anti Christ. Well worth a watch, equally it's not for everyone and touches on very strong subjects with a good deal of metaphors.

Anti Christ is a very strong film and one should be wary of it's content, similar to Andrzej Zulawski's Possession being both thought provoking and disturbing...

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Ah this was an interesting movie indeed...
 
Get Out! (2017)- Outstanding horror! :eek:

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Anti Christ is Lars von Trier's best to date, his other films I can easily forget, nor have interest in to watch over.

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Antichrist is a really challenging film, and I like it quite a bit. I'd say it's my favorite as well, but Melancholia is a very close second. Maybe even as good as Antichrist, depending on my mood. Haven't seen THtJB yet, but I'm eager to get my hands on it as soon as it's released on home media.

Watched Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile yesterday. It was good, and as far as I could tell pretty true to life. The actors did a good job (even James Hetfield in his first acting role), and it's interesting to see if the "Brad Pitt / Matthew McConaughey / Ryan Gosling etc." -effect will apply to Zac Efron in the years to come. He did a fine job here, and the role is quite a departure from his earlier work. Obviously actors' (and actresses') talents should not be judged by their appearance, but then again typecasting is a real phenomenon so I'm always glad to see actors branch out and do something completely different than what I'm used to seeing from them.

Speaking of typecasting, it was freaky seeing Jim Parsons in the film. I never really watched The Big Bang Theory all that much, but when thinking about his acting credits besides that show I'm drawing a blank. A fine job was done by him as well.
 
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Antichrist is a really challenging film, and I like it quite a bit. I'd say it's my favorite as well, but Melancholia is a very close second. Maybe even as good as Antichrist, depending on my mood. Haven't seen THtJB yet, but I'm eager to get my hands on it as soon as it's released on home media.

Watched Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile yesterday. It was good, and as far as I could tell pretty true to life. The actors did a good job (even James Hetfield in his first acting role), and it's interesting to see if the "Brad Pitt / Matthew McConaughey / Ryan Gosling etc." -effect will apply to Zac Efron in the years to come. He did a fine job here, and the role is quite a departure from his earlier work. Obviously actors' (and actresses') talents should not be judged by their appearance, but then again typecasting is a real phenomenon so I'm always glad to see actors branch out and do something completely different than what I'm used to seeing from them.

Speaking of typecasting, it was freaky seeing Jim Parsons in the film. I never really watched The Big Bang Theory all that much, but when thinking about his acting credits besides that show I'm drawing a blank. A fine job was done by him as well.

Both me and the wife looked at each other when he showed up! We had to rewind it and yup, that was him! While it was a very small role, he did a pretty good job.

If you haven't seen it yet, check out "The Normal Heart" and "Hidden Figures" he plays to different characters and plays them well.
 
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If you haven't seen it yet, check out "The Normal Heart" and "Hidden Figures" he plays to different characters and plays them well.

For a minute I thought you meant James Hetfield, but some googling revealed that you were probably referring to Jim Parsons. Thanks for the recommendations, I'll try to seek those films out!
 
Pollock (2000). Ed Harris directed this and managed a tour de force in playing the role of the American painter Jackson Pollock. Marcia Gay Harden and Amy Madigan are wonderful in the roles, respectively, of Pollock's wife, Lee Krasner, and the irrepressible art collector Peggy Guggenheim. Somehow Harris manages to portray a talented, self-tormenting life and the recurrent waves of Pollock's artistic triumphs and bouts of alcoholic depression without making the movie itself a bummer, even if Pollock's character is sometimes beyond exasperating. Marcia Gay Harden won Best Supporting Actress in 2001 for her role in this film. Harris was nominated for Best Actor.

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we watched (2) items:
a short netFlix series "Bonding". Definitely an adult situation
a Disney movie "The Odd Life of Timothy Green 2012".

both video's are excellent for what they are
enjoy?
 
I saw Hereditary a few days ago. Good horror/psychological drama flick. I would recommend if you like that sort of movie. For me the ending wasn't the greatest, which I feel is the problem for most horror films, but it definitely kept my attention throughout the movie.
 
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I saw Hereditary a few days ago. Good horror/psychological drama flick. I would recommend if you like that sort of movie. For me the ending wasn't the greatest, which I feel is the problem for most horror films, but it definitely kept my attention throughout the movie.

Decent movie, but the ending was just stupid. Also, there was one thing that in my opinion was cheating on the writer's part (for the good of me I can't remember what, I remember that I was disappointed after I left the theatre)
 
Did you like it? I really enjoy this movie. :) No harm if you don’t.

Now, I’m sorry to say after loving Netflix’s The Punisher Season 1, Season 2 gets a thumbs down for story. Way too much filler. I kept saying to myself, get on with it! :(
Blame Disney for that. They forced Netflix to do a minimum episode count to be able to have it. I think Netflix originally wanted less than 6 episodes a season.

Speaking of movies, The Mummy and its sequel are on Netflix. ;)
 
Watched "Ralph Breaks The Internet". It was just as enjoyable as the first one, maybe more so, since it had numerous references to games and internet things that amused us to no end. And we all loved the Disney Princesses scenes. A very funny family film and worth a watch.

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