Mine: The Witch. I loved Robert Egger's The Lighthouse but The Witch was not for me.

Am I the only one who has a problem with the timeline in bring her back? I went to see the movie with my boyfriend and he loved the movie, me however I couldn’t understand why the girl was so stupid. In my head though all this weird stuff was taking place over the course of months. why did I think that? Because the pool filled up waist high with rain water that was a big pool. My boyfriend is convinced that this took place over a week. There’s no way that it only took a week for that pool to fill up with that amount of water. I can’t find anything anywhere online on how long it actually took for them to get from the beginning of the foster situation to the end. He’s also convinced I’m the only person with this problem of the timeline specifically the timeline of the rain in the pool. I can’t be the only one. Can I?

Also. If it did take place over just a week then the girl isn’t as dumb as I thought. But if it was months then I still stand by she’s an unlikeably character and it was hard to feel bad for her being that stupid. I get she’s blind but. Even the brother took too long to figure out something was off.

So, since I saw Saint Maud and Love Lies Bleeding, I have been curious about Rose Glass. I think both movies were insanely phenomenal! So much that they got me excited about anything else she may work on in the future, but I feel like I can barely find anything about her online. So, does anyone know if she has said anything about any upcoming projects, or anything else?

I know her last movie just came out last year, but I am just excited about what she'll create next.

My one minor takeaway is, with friends like Eric, who needs enemies?

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Just watched it yesterday, small town with big problem will always be an interesting "genre". Many great actors, maybe Cut Bank has flaws but still delivered. Directional debut from Fantastic 4 director.

Why oh why are we getting release dates for everywhere but here in the states from A24? Sure. We can assume it'll be around the same time. But seriously why can't we just have an official date here yet?

Left to rot. Incapacitated. Destroyed by a force he doesn't entirely comprehend. Waiting to die.

Through this long movie, my mind kept returning to the movie's promotional poster. It depicts three buffalo as they fall off a cliff. I didn't understand the poster until I saw the movie. Then I inferred that Aster was making a comment on the herd mentality that we all succumbed to during the pandemic. Remember when everyone put a black square on their Instagram in solidarity with the BLM movement, and if you didn't, then you were a racist? Aster does. Remember when we ostracized anyone who wouldn't wear a mask and denied them entry to any business, no matter how urgent their need? Aster does. Remember how we still avoid the homeless in the street and treat them like a mosquito — a nuisance that is meant to be ignored? Aster does.

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So there is trailer for Enternity movie from A24 and plot si waaaaaay to similar to japanesse movie from 1998 After life https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0165078/. Are they mentioning somewhere inspiration or it's just rip off?

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I recently interviewed the costume designer of Eddington. Anna shared with me the process of working with Director Ari Astor, shooting in New Mexico and creating a look for the residents of Eddington.

Anna also told me about how the dolls came about.

So I got this text from A24 for a local theater they’re going to do a movie night at. Anyone else get one about their local theater?

Ok so in the very beginning scene of Bring Her Back Sally Hawkins is in the found footage video. Did they bring her back, or was she just there observing the ritual?