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Top 10 American Films With Relations to the Year of the Rabbit
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Make it sexy.
Like a movie
Or a rom-com
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Anybody watch this? Thoughts?
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I saw Hotel Mumbai last night.
In a fair world, this film would win all of the awards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1VmPEOJ4Ho
I won't spend too much time composing this post, but just wanted to honor the fact that after reaching the apex of MCU with Infinity War, the franchise is probably going to go downhill fast
It's already kind of surprising how we got to such a high quality
What’s your favourite Xmas movie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtp_bO8H29Y
Nice movie.
Axiom.
(Damn, I just love alliteration)
Anyway... just got through watching Stephen King's "1922" with my Taurus son. I discuss literary elements with my children whether it be movies, actual literature, or in life itself.
So, I told my son that movi
These are Gone With the Wind and Wizard of Oz.
The number one on the list, Citizen Kane, directed by Orson Welles, born in 1915, the year of the Wood Rabbit.
The third on the list, Casablanca, starred in a major role, Ingrid Bergman, also born in 1915.
Meanwhile, 1999, the year of the Earth Rabbit, has also consistently ranked among the best years for film in various ranking websites. It had Matrix, Austin Powers: The Spy who Shagged Me, The Sixth Sense, Election, American Pie, and many more.
What has the Rabbit Year to do with the film industry?