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30 Days Movie Challenge
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1) The Boy Who Wanted To Be a Bear (2002)
Saw this yesterday
Rewatched it last night...
I highly recommend!
Day 1
Molly's Game
Molly's Game
Day 2
Kung Fu Hustle
Kung Fu Hustle
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Is it day two yet? What time zone are we going by?
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We can go with standard UTC or just post once a day and you're good 🙂
2)
3)
Day 3
"Big Trouble in Little China" 1986
So fucking ridiculous but full action/adventure.
"Big Trouble in Little China" 1986
So fucking ridiculous but full action/adventure.
4) The Cremator (1968)
Holy Blood (1989)
Carrie (1976)
Holy Blood (1989)
Carrie (1976)
Stephen King's "Salem's Lot" (1979)
My first scary movie. I will never forget this scene. I was horrified for days. The book was way worse...
My first scary movie. I will never forget this scene. I was horrified for days. The book was way worse...
Day 2
Hobbit/ Lord of the Rings saga
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Is it day two yet? What time zone are we going by?
Oh my word... sooo fricken adorable! 💕
I watched this on Netflix a couple of days ago. Avoided it for weeks.
Surprisingly good.
Surprisingly good.
5) Favourite drama
Day five
Fantastic Francis
Fantastic Francis
6) Favorite comedy
Give the Devil His Due (1984)
Cozy Dens (1999)
Give the Devil His Due (1984)
Cozy Dens (1999)
Day 5
The World According to Garp
The World According to Garp
Day 6
Day 7. Makes Me Happy
Kingsman "church fight scene"
The Hateful Eight
Kingsman "church fight scene"
The Hateful Eight
7) Film that makes me happy
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Day five
Fantastic Francis
This movie was amazingclick to expand
It so was. I watched it on three cinema screens and was on the edge of my seat each time. That woman is dynamite!
Day 8).
"The Others" made me sad. They thought they were alive... so sad.
"Platoon" (1986) made me sad. That helicopter scene when they left him, omg. I was a lil girl bugga nose boo-hooing.
"The Others" made me sad. They thought they were alive... so sad.
"Platoon" (1986) made me sad. That helicopter scene when they left him, omg. I was a lil girl bugga nose boo-hooing.
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I listened to 5 seconds of this to share it but I literally cannot watch this movie anymore. It causes me to have a legit break down. 😂
Omg, yes.
Day 8) "Less Than Zero" (1987)
Robert Downey and James Spader...
Robert Downey and James Spader...
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Day 9)
"Purple Rain"
"The Shining"
"Purple Rain"
"The Shining"
Day 10
day 1:
Day 11
Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
Arthur (1981)
Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
Arthur (1981)
Day 12
Watership Down (1978) fucked me up, lol
The Secret of Nimh (1982) fucked me up too, lol.
Watership Down (1978) fucked me up, lol
The Secret of Nimh (1982) fucked me up too, lol.
day 2:
fav at the moment ❤️ 😢
fav at the moment ❤️ 😢
Trollhunters on Netflix was really good (just watched all of them like a month ago without my kids ...) but my favorite growing up was Beauty and the Beast.
day 3:
Day 13
Cabaret (1972)
Savages (2014)
Cabaret (1972)
Savages (2014)
day 4:
8) Film that makes me sad
Especially the scenes with mother.
Especially the scenes with mother.
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