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Absolute trash but there's some meta-joys to be found in OG action hero Sean Connery being all grumpy when confronted with these kids and their CGI bullshit.

Sporadicus.

Obviously the least competent movie to have two Oscar winning actors in it, but having fun coming up with an alternative.

Sometimes you just want to spend three hours with most self-involved, annoying men on Earth.

Feels like a movie written by a nine-year old (derogatory).

I was sure I had seen this when I was little but I only recognised a few scenes so I probably came in halfway through. So rude to Lois Lane!

I'm gonna complain quite a bit about this movie which I enjoyed a whole lot of.

The big thing is that what should have been a joyous celebration of what has (up until now) been cinema's most joyous franchise instead comes off as a dour memorial. The first hour so badly feels the need to connect this movie to the entire previous series that it adds several scenes of connective tissue that were in no way needed. On top of that, the plot is so much more complicated than it needs to be and the tone is more self-serious than if has ever been before. Also, if you're gonna spend this much time on the intricacies of a plot it had better be airtight and this is clearly not.

Having said all that, so much of this is still pure catnip to me and a recut of the first half had bumped the entire experience up to four stars anyway. Because when set pieces start happening, this is still as good as Hollywood has ever been at making them. It does solidify the greatness of M:I FALLOUT that the structure of the climax often seems a repeat of that undeniable success.

If this is the end, I will miss this series. I just wish I walked out on clouds, not ready to say goodbye.

Shout out to Katy O'Brian, one out of two dozen great actors who get too little screen time in the movie but she's the one that shines brightest despite that.

Secret musical where Paul Robeson's presence and singing is the high point in what is otherwise a pretty basic adventure story.

The best action sequences in Hollywood filmmaking undercut by an overabundance of needless plot. The first 25 minutes are honestly inexplicably boring and way too complicated. Thankfully that's offset by an extraordinary final train hour.

Slightly tepid when compared to the earlier entries. There's still entertainingly crazy bits here but they're fewer and further apart. All in all I will be recommending SbMD 1 through 3 to people, but I'm not sure you need to stick with it through the Jeff Hare entries.

All of these movies exist on a spectrum between fun and gross and this one unfortunately swings a bit the wrong way. Still some stellar Beck moments like the breakdown in the bathroom and having fun with anagrams.

Nicely acted, great 70s atmosphere but it feels like a weird attempt to remake Bergman as something less Bergman-y. Coming up next: Guy Ritchie's THE SILENCE.

"I borrowed your toothbrush, hope you don't mind!"

A delightfully weird sequel which adds musical numbers, Dragon Tattoo-revenge and Dexter-style ghosts to Roberts' already impressive psycho depiction.

Some of the dumbest shit I've ever seen in a movie, but no less entertaining because of it. Can't wait to see where this goes from here. THE PANCAKES SPELLED OUT "AMY"!

High level trash that would probably be unwatchable without the absolutely committed Eric Roberts performance. As it is, I howled with laughter on a dozen occasions and followed a great drinking game.

These parents are so terrible they don't notice their kid has been replaced since the last movie.

Bears all the hallmarks of a movie made in less than a year: 75 minutes long before credits and it has long cuts to black which usually in film language is meant to mark time ing or something dramatic happening but here is just a way to move from one scene to the next. Cheap and weird, Heckerling's usual good taste in needledrops is the one saving grace.

Holy shit, just when I thought it couldn't get any dumber the official police psychic got involved. Enormous fun, you'll never look at a rhoomba the same way.

Did you ever think you would see Albert Finney as a dodge-rolling action hero with a light gun? Well, from the looks of it, neither did he.

Fascinating in several ways including predicting a lot of existing technologies that are creating problems today. However, the last 30 minutes turns into a series of pretty tepid chase sequences. Great score though.

What starts out interesting and detailed unfortunately becomes maudlin and obvious before the end.

This review may contain spoilers.

Tremendously entertaining while being dumber than a bag of geodes. By the time Laura Linney slaughters gorillas with a laser rifle you'll be fully satisfied. Lovely B-movie performances from Hudson and Curry.

I ed this from my childhood as "the one where Superman loses his powers" and so it was funny to realize that he loses them between minute 72 and minute 85.

Lots of silliness but the actors are great and the final fight is lots of fun.

Ned Beatty is the one steady, dependable presence in what is otherwise one of the more incompetent professionally made movies I've ever seen. After a truly insane opening scene it quickly seems to become bored with itself.

Time travel, a concept which always has the potential to be supremely stupid if not carefully thought through, has probably never been dumber than here. Nevertheless, there's not actually much of it.

Instead it's 90% half-assed medieval adventure. Gerry Butler and Anna Friel are pretty, Connoly, Sheen and Thewlis are always fun even in lesser fare, and Walker and O'Connor pretty much blend into the walls. There are fun, dumb bits but it's incredibly unmemorable. Always nice too see where Donner fit his lucky charm (and cousin) Steve Kahan into the proceedings.

Very entertaining 70's paranoia thriller heightened by Bujold's performance and character (the rare great female character in Crichton's ouevre). Genuinely suspenseful and a nice late appearance from my noir favorite Widmark.

Yes, there are some issues with the representation of indigenous cultures here (even if I was honestly expecting worse). But it's beautifully filmed, the Technicolor intermingling fairly seamlessly with the nature photography. And there are several impressive sequences, including several which must have been direct inspirations for Spielberg making JP. Also, I'll take my Deborah Kerr any way I can.

Hadn't seen this since I was a child but it is still very charming even if some things haven't aged great (Travolta is fun, but his character is an asshole). Willis is a perfect choice for baby voice and Heckerling's usual panache for picking needle drops really helps.

Loses all the tremendous, unique atmosphere of the first two TCM movies and becomes just another slasher. As such, it's okay (thank The Saw that Ken Foree is here to give the proceedings any personality at all) but highly forgettable. A third of the movie is underlit nighttime scenes of people running around in bushes.

That's one hell of a waterproof chainsaw though.

Very entertaining and just enough of a commentary on what a skeevy shitshow Westworld is even before it all goes haywire.

Pretty impressive retelling of the fighting in Bastogne that is more focused on the ensemble than the battles.

Feels like watching a porn movie without almost any sex scenes, which must be the epitome of pointlessness. Even what little story there is feels deeply dishonest since it's equal parts "Our privacy is under attack!" and "It's exciting as hell to spy on girls undressing".

Had some mild fun with the extreme 70's of it all.

Beautifully shot and very well-acted. But at this point we've seen so many studies of rage-fuelled men that you really need to bring something new to the picture. As is it mostly inspired a dozen "Men would rather..." jokes. But the main point is well-made: fathers, teach your sons its okay to feel emotions beyond anger.

Works best when it's at it's weirdest and most esoteric (the stone, the kids program, the therapy).

James Coburn as the Dirty Harry of doctors is a pretty fun idea and this is entertainingly sleazy throughout.

There's enough bits here that make me laugh, even though every time they visit a new country the movie gets less funny.

You'd think a movie centered around the American President being a dumb orange ragemonster would have a bit more juice right now, but this is just lame and forgettable in every way. It especially sucks that they utterly botched the plotline with the wonderful Carl Lumbly which was the only worthwhile part of THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER.

Decent enough TV thriller with a good cast (Ben Gazzara and EG Marshall pretty much being middle-aged Batman and The Joker in their relationship) and absolutely bumpin' Jerry Goldsmith score. Also uses the 24 clock at commercial breaks 30 years before 24.

This seems like it's just Season 1 (weird, Letterboxd, when will there be any clear rules regarding which TV is added and which is not?) but even on this second viewing Season 1 of Undone is one of the loveliest, saddest, trippiest pieces of television I've experienced. The idea and animation is stellar but it wouldn't work without the dialogue and the actors delivering it. Salazar and Odenkirk are just next-level wonderful here.

Season 2 is also very worthwhile even if it doesn't reach the same mind-boggling heights.

Slightly uneven but just beautiful, original and wonderfully acted. Age comes for us all. The original legacy sequel. Richard Harris does more with his 15 minutes than most of us will do in a lifetime.

Watched on Sunday May 4, 2025.

Not as successful as the best ZAZ movies but plenty of laughs nonetheless and the cast is good.

Silly hippie fun mostly saved by early performances from Lithgow and Hershey.

Enjoyed it more than last time but it's a weird one.

Also, if Superman prioritises saving Lois the second time around, doesn't it mean he isn't there to save the village from the flood created by the dam rupturing?

Genuine charmer balancing typical dumb sex teen comedy with some actual character work. I know it would piss him off to no end, so I'll say it: Sean Penn has never been better.

I understand there's nostalgia here for those who saw it as kids when it was part of a ride, but seeing it on YouTube as an adult it plays like a lesser Farscape episode with a terrible lead actor (he sure can dance though).

Very sweet and funny, like a slower and more reflective BACK TO THE FUTURE. Absolutely insane Cage performance and it had me goggling just how old Jim Carrey is.

Looks amazing and the music is wonderful. It's just too bad the story is kinda uninspired and uninteresting. It only really ever meets it's potential when Raul Julia is on screen (or Nastassja Kinski is performing circus acts).

Kinda underrated as an old-timey melodrama. So much of Coppola's 80's seems to have been dedicated to reminding us of and reviving cinema of the past and this kinda does for Vietnam what homebound dramas like SINCE YOU WENT AWAY did for WWII. Not amazing, but very solid. A good cast doing good work and James Earl Jones being the standout eating scenery from here to Honolulu.

Looks absolutely amazing, but loses me somewhere in the second half. Perhaps it's because Dillon can't quite match the quality of the assured, calm, dream-like performance Rourke is giving. Rusty-James is such a whiny dumbass it's hard to feel for him. Lots to love here though.

Vibrant, innovative, delicious filmmaking. Francis one-upping Marty by doing THE AVIATOR quicker and better 15 years before.

If that's the devil's music, you will find me on the devil's side every time.

A trashy low budget charmer that is maybe not good exactly, but never not fun (I saw the recut version). Nice in these days after Kilmer's ing to see one of his final lead performances, including a Brando-as-Kurtz imitation. There's some mood here as well as several laughs. Fun, unhinged Bruce Dern.

Absolutely fascinating how successful Coppola is in making this look exactly like a movie from the early 60's (when it is set). Gloriously old fashioned in how it's shot, a beautiful ensemble of 80's fuckboys and a queer subtext that is so unavoidable to add onto the proceedings these days that you have to assume it was intentional. These young rough'n'tumble boys, quoting poetry to each other at sunrise...

Also blows my mind thar Macchio is three years older than Dillon but looks ten years younger. What a babyface that guy had.

• The Other Guys
• Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
• The 'Burbs
• Sinners
• Cuckoo
• Little Shop of Horrors
• The Matrix
• Left at Wall
• Bombshell
• Anatomy of a Murder

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1. Vertigo
2. Imitation of Life
3. Tokyo Story
4. Ali: Fear Eats the Soul
5. The Rules of the Game
6. Touki Bouki
7. Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
8. The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
9. The Shining
10. Yi Yi

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• Psycho
• Peeping Tom
• A Bay of Blood
• Black Christmas
• Halloween
• Dressed to Kill
• Friday the 13th
• A Nightmare on Elm Street
• Scream
• It Follows

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1. House Party
2. The Players Club
3. Thirteen
4. Pariah
5. Psycho Beach Party
6. Spring Breakers
7. Serial Mom
8. Carrie
9. The Wicker Man
10. Sound of My Voice

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1. Eyes Wide Shut
2. Wild Wild West
3. Go
4. Deep Blue Sea
5. American Beauty
6. EDtv
7. Run Lola Run
8. Double Jeopardy
9. Notting Hill
10. Runaway Bride

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1. Sunset Boulevard
2. The Best Years of Our Lives
3. Modern Times
4. High Noon
5. Singin' in the Rain
6. Star Wars
7. Gone with the Wind
8. Babe: Pig in the City
9. The Searchers
10. The Crowd

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1. Jaws
2. Dirty Dancing
3. A Nightmare on Elm Street
4. The War
5. Top Gun
6. Friday
7. The Squid and the Whale
8. Frankenstein
9. Young Frankenstein
10. Angels in America

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• Friday the 13th
• Friday the 13th Part 2
• Friday the 13th Part III
• Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
• Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
• Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
• Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood
• Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
• Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday
• Jason X

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• Cats
• Evan Almighty
• The Abyss
• Southland Tales
• Fantastic Four
• Titanic
• The Exorcist
• Apocalypse Now
• Heaven's Gate
• Æon Flux

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1. Number One with a Bullet
2. The Pack
3. Congo
4. Psychomania
5. The Hand
6. K-9
7. The Wrong Guys
8. Dead Heat
9. Evilspeak
10. Gone Fishin'

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1. Dark Star
2. Cocaine Cowboys
3. Women in Cages
4. Moonraker
5. Firefox
6. Delirium
7. The Keep
8. The Relic
9. Cafè Express
10. Teenager

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• Citizen Kane
• Ben-Hur
• The Wizard of Oz
• Swing Time
• The French Connection
• Titanic
• 2001: A Space Odyssey
• Bonnie and Clyde
• Platoon
• The General

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• No Way Out
• The Package
• The Hunt for Red October
• The Fourth War
• By Dawn's Early Light
• Die Hard 2
• Hidden Agenda
• The Russia House
• Flight of the Intruder
• The Rocketeer

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1. Planet of the Apes
2. Ben-Hur
3. The Killing
4. Diabolique
5. Frankenstein
6. Bride of Frankenstein
7. Son of Frankenstein
8. Splendor in the Grass
9. Meet Me in St. Louis
10. The Unsinkable Molly Brown

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• Mona Lisa Smile
• Tulip Fever
• Pay It Forward
• Ask the Dust
• Courage Under Fire
• 1492: Conquest of Paradise
• Lions for Lambs
• Double Jeopardy
• Serena
• Hyde Park on Hudson

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1. Clueless
2. Freaky Friday
3. Just One of the Guys
4. High School Musical
5. 10 Things I Hate About You
6. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
7. Casper
8. The Final Girls
9. The Craft
10. Sydney White

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1. The Hills Have Eyes
2. Spider Baby
3. Dirty Harry
4. Raw Deal
5. Female Prisoner Scorpion: #701
6. Kill Bill: Vol. 1
7. Long Weekend
8. Razorback
9. Death Wish
10. Death Wish II

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1. Williams
2. TT3D: Closer to the Edge
3. Days of Thunder
4. Rush
5. Ford v Ferrari
6. The 24 Hour War
7. Uppity: The Willy T. Ribbs Story
8. Driven
9. And We Go Green
10. Grand Prix

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1. Olympus Has Fallen
2. London Has Fallen
3. Angel Has Fallen
4. Splash
5. Murder at 1600
6. Escape from the Planet of the Apes
7. Idiocracy
8. Primary Colors
9. X2
10. Love Actually

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1. Metropolis
2. Mulholland Drive
3. Terrorizers
4. Rebels of the Neon God
5. The Handmaiden
6. Shiva Baby
7. Aftersun
8. Hard Ticket to Hawaii
9. Miami Connection
10. Bless Their Little Hearts

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1. Heat
2. Jerry Maguire
3. Moneyball
4. Any Given Sunday
5. White Men Can't Jump
6. Blue Chips
7. A Few Good Men
8. The Departed
9. Point Break
10. You've Got Mail

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1. Jennifer's Body
2. Crimson Peak
3. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
4. Hercules
5. Interview with the Vampire
6. Mulan
7. Mulan
8. A League of Their Own
9. The Departed
10. Chicago

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1. Abar, the First Black Superman
2. The Adventures of Ford Fairlane
3. The American Astronaut
4. An American Hippie in Israel
5. The Apple
6. The Art of Dying
7. Auschwitz
8. Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call – New Orleans
9. Bad Lieutenant
10. Bamboozled

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1. Frank
2. Metallica: Some Kind of Monster
3. Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
4. Exit Through the Gift Shop
5. Jurassic Punk
6. Coven
7. American Movie
8. Dark City
9. The City of Lost Children
10. The Warriors

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1. All the President's Men
2. Spotlight
3. Battle Royale
4. The Hunger Games
5. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
6. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
7. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
8. Toy Story
9. The Good Dinosaur
10. Aguirre, the Wrath of God

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1. Burlesque
2. Season of the Witch
3. Old Dogs
4. The Last Airbender
5. Drive Angry
6. Battlefield Earth
7. All About Steve
8. Sucker Punch
9. Fast Five
10. Mac and Me

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1. Scream
2. Hostel
3. Escape Room
4. Glass
5. Jennifer's Body
6. Swimfan
7. Velvet Buzzsaw
8. Dead Ringers
9. Happy Death Day
10. Happy Death Day 2U

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1. Friday the 13th
2. Friday the 13th Part 2
3. Friday the 13th Part III
4. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
5. Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
6. My Bloody Valentine
7. Student Bodies
8. Prom Night
9. Happy Birthday to Me
10. Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood

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1. Midsommar
2. Dope
3. Adaptation.
4. My Girl
5. Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
6. The Silence of the Lambs
7. Never Been Kissed
8. Paper Moon
9. The Novice
10. Rich Man, Poor Man

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1. Enter the Dragon
2. Wheels on Meals
3. Kung Fu Hustle
4. Kickboxer
5. Black Mask
6. Iron Monkey
7. The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
8. Romeo Must Die
9. The Five Venoms
10. Drunken Master II

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1. Stealth
2. Memory
3. A Sound of Thunder
4. The Number 23
5. Saw III
6. Perfect Stranger
7. Mr. Brooks
8. I Know Who Killed Me
9. Next
10. Good Luck Chuck

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1. Looper
2. Godzilla
3. Kong: Skull Island
4. After Hours
5. Porco Rosso
6. Spider-Man
7. Ishtar
8. Zack Snyder's Justice League
9. Shin Godzilla
10. Godzilla vs. Kong

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1. Volcano
2. Crawl
3. MegaFault
4. The Hurricane Heist
5. New Alcatraz
6. The Poseidon Adventure
7. Boar
8. Stonados
9. 47 Meters Down
10. Congo

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1. Lady Bird
2. Interstellar
3. Miss Stevens
4. Beautiful Boy
5. One & Two
6. Love the Coopers
7. Hostiles
8. Hot Summer Nights
9. Men, Women & Children
10. The Adderall Diaries

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1. The Departed
2. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
3. Joy Ride
4. Can't Hardly Wait
5. Minority Report
6. 24 Hour Party People
7. Ali
8. Aliens
9. Almost Famous
10. Amadeus

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1. Beverly Hills Cop
2. Barbershop
3. Blue Streak
4. Love & Basketball
5. In the Heat of the Night
6. Training Day
7. Blazing Saddles
8. Blade
9. Coming to America
10. Wild Wild West

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1. Holes
2. The Shawshank Redemption
3. Always Be My Maybe
4. Twilight
5. Lisa Frankenstein
6. Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.
7. Muriel's Wedding
8. Waitress
9. Babygirl
10. Snakes on a Plane

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• The Dogs of War
• Equalizer 2000
• Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection
• Original Gangstas
• Jackie Brown
• Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession
• Cape Fear
• Wanted: Dead or Alive
• One False Move
• Clockers

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1. Sunday in the Park with George
2. Dead Man's Letters
3. His Motorbike, Her Island
4. Hovering Over the Water
5. Bound for the Fields, the Mountains, and the Seacoast
6. Movie Dementia
7. Aaahh Belinda
8. The Pied Piper
9. Peking Opera Blues
10. Landscape Suicide

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1. Apocalypse Now
2. The Conversation
3. The Godfather
4. The Godfather Part II
5. Bram Stoker's Dracula
6. Youth Without Youth
7. Tucker: The Man and His Dream
8. Tetro
9. The Outsiders
10. The Rain People

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• Spirited Away
• Kiki's Delivery Service
• Princess Mononoke
• Castle in the Sky
• The Wind Rises
• The Boy and the Heron
• Porco Rosso
• My Neighbor Totoro
• Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
• Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro

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1. Aliens
2. The Abyss
3. Titanic
4. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
5. The Terminator
6. Avatar: The Way of Water
7. Avatar
8. Ghosts of the Abyss
9. True Lies
10. Aliens of the Deep

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1. Strange Days
2. The Hurt Locker
3. Point Break
4. Near Dark
5. Blue Steel
6. Zero Dark Thirty
7. The Loveless
8. K-19: The Widowmaker
9. Detroit
10. The Weight of Water

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Schindler's List
3. Jaws
4. Duel
5. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
6. Jurassic Park
7. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
8. Saving Private Ryan
9. West Side Story
10. Close Encounters of the Third Kind

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1. Honeyland

   Olofs val. "Bait" vetoad av Aron.

2. The Farewell

   Arons val. "Hunter Hunter" vetoad av Kalle. "Jojo Rabbit" vetoad av Björn.

3. Little Women

   Kalles val. "Hamilton" vetoad av Aron.

4. Possessor

   Björns val.

5. Bacurau

   Björns val.

6. For Sama

   Kalles val.

7. Never Rarely Sometimes Always

   Arons val.

8. Charter

   Olofs val. "Dogs Don't Wear Pants" vetoad av Kalle.

9. Relic

   Björns val.

10. Palm Springs

    Olofs val.

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1. The Zone of Interest

   Björns val.

2. All of Us Strangers

   Fredriks val. "Poor Things" vetoad av Björn.

3. The Substance

   Kalles val.

4. Thelma

   Olofs val. "All of Us Strangers" vetoad av Fredrik. "The Substance" vetoad av Aron.

5. Anora

   Arons val. "The Coffee Table" vetoad av Kalle.

6. When Evil Lurks

   Olofs val.

7. Love Lies Bleeding

   Arons val. "The Coffee Table" vetoad av Björn.

8. Perfect Days

   Kalles val.

9. Robot Dreams

   Fredriks val.

10. I Saw the TV Glow

    Björns val.

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1. TÁR

   Arons val.

2. The Banshees of Inisherin

   Kalles val. "Tár" vetoad av Aron.

3. Past Lives

   Olofs val.

4. Aftersun

   Björns val.

5. No Bears

   Björns val.

6. Barbie

   Olofs val.

7. The Quiet Girl

   Kalles val. "Aftersun" vetoad av Björn.

8. Beau Is Afraid

   Arons val.

9. The Boy and the Heron

   Björns val.

10. Bottoms

    Arons val. "Asteroid City" vetoad av Kalle.

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1. Happening

   Fredriks val.

2. Captain Volkonogov Escaped

   Olofs val.

3. Parallel Mothers

   Kalles val.

4. Everything Everywhere All at Once

   Björns val.

5. X

   Björns val.

6. RRR

   Kalles val.

7. Vortex

   Olofs val. "RRR" vetoad av Kalle.

8. Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

   Fredriks val. "Everything Everywhere All At Once" vetoad av Björn.

9. Hit the Road

   Björns val. "L'evenement" vetoad av Fredrik.

10. Bones and All

    Fredriks val.

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1. The Worst Person in the World

   Olofs val.

2. Titane

   Arons val.

3. Quo Vadis, Aida?

   Kalles val.

4. Petite Maman

   Björns val.

5. Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)

   Björns val. "Quo Vadis Aida" vetoad av Kalle.

6. Flee

   Kalles val. "Världens värsta människa" vetoad av Olof.

7. Another Round

   Arons val. "Bo Burnham: Inside" vetoad av Björn.

8. Ninjababy

   Olofs val.

9. Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn

   Björns val.

10. The Father

    Olofs val.

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• 7th Heaven
• Street Angel
• Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
• A Ship Comes In
• Sadie Thompson
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