30 Days Movie Challenge (Page 2)

Day 14

Pulp Fiction - "Ezekiel 25:17"



The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - "When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk."

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Day 15

Stephen King's "The Stand"

A real piece of shit compared to the book... just awful.

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Quite the disappointment

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"eggywegs... i would like... to smash 'em!"

Day 19

Tom Hardy

Legend (2015)



Lawless (2012)

Day 20

Bette Davis

day 10, can't pick a fav director! stanley kubrick, ridley scott, michael haneke, danny boyle, terrence malick, harmony korine, sofia coppola are up there.

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Gloria (1980)

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Runt : [sitting on Cross Haven beach] I want to walk into the sea and never come back. I want the tide to take me out of me and give me someone else. Maybe for a half hour or so. That would be good, wouldn't it, Pig?

Pig : Say again.

Runt : Just for a try, you know.

Pig : Jesus, Runt, that would be impossible. "A half hour or so" fuck.

Disco Pigs (2001)

Day24

Elijah Price "Unbreakable"

day 15:

least fav book adaptation would be 'the golden compass' 2007, it's really shit. the new bbc 'his dark materials' tv series is doing the book justice.

also 'the time traveler's wife' movie sucked.

Day 25

Clinton Eastwood hero roles in westerns...

day 16, can't remember the last movie i saw in theaters, but probably the rise of skywalker around new years.

i just wanted kylo ren and rey to fuck but it didn't happen 😢

day 17, not the best movie i saw in the past year but one that's sticking lately

Day 26

"Brimstone & Treacle" (1982)

The most twisted, lol.



"The Postman Always Rings Twice" (1981)

day 18:

was disappointed with this sequel, but there's still some great scenes, visuals, and music

Day 27

All Jerry Lewis movies are classic favorites... when stressed, under pressure, there's nothing like pure nonsense .

"Errand Boy" (1961)

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Day 28

The Joy Luck Club (1993)



The Help (2011)

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Day 29

King Kong (2005)

day 21: idk about overrated, but i can't bring myself to watch anything harry potter or lotr lol

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day 30: velvet buzzsaw

Day 1. - The Wrath of God - 1972 (an OK film, entertaining at least, but not to be confused with Werner Herzog's Aguirre, The Wrath of God also from 1972 which is an outstanding film in its own right)

I just love Rita Hayworth.

This was her last film. She had early-onset Alzheimer's Disease which probably started in her early 40s. She was 54 when this was filmed. Though she did drink, often to cope with the disease it seems, everyone thought she was washed up and a drunk on the set, for this film and others. She could not remember her lines, even simple ones, and she had to work to earn money. They had to shoot this film almost line by line and they had to hold up cue cards and/or whisper lines to her, among other things.

Robert Mitchum got her in the movie as a favour. She would show up ready as a professional to work but no one understood what she was dealing with until she was diagnosed in her early 60s. She died from the disease at 68. Though Alzheimer's was discovered in 1906, society didn't really know if it could occur with people so young.

Her's is a sad, tragic tale. But her memory lives on!

Day 2 - Favourite Fantasy Movie

Day 3 - Favourite Action/Adventure Film

Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

Day 4 - Favourite Horror/Suspense Film

Jaws (1975)

I almost went with The Excorcist. I can watch Jaws anytime it's on TV and just sit and enjoy it.

Day 5 - Favourite Dama Film

Dramas are my favourite films. The Pisces in me wants to feel. I almost put Schindler's List on here, but I'm sticking with Das Boot. I've always liked old submarine movies but I'm not sure how much I'd like to be in one for so long. The scene here conveys what it would be like especially just after getting shellacked by depth charges dropped from above.

Das Boot (1981)

Day 6 - Favourite Comedy Film

Almost picked the likes of Groundhog Day, The Big Lebowski, and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles...but going with...

Dumb and Dumber (1994)