3:10 to Yuma

This

This is gonna make ALL the money...

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Dr Sleep, Hotel Rowanda, Psycho, The towering Inferno,.

The Greatest Showman was way better than I thought it would be. Not a musical fan really but this just worked. Also La La Land had a deeper meaning.

Its an old one but really interesting. We watched it in a film elective i took once. Apparently its like compulsory for movie nerds lol going by the comments here

My wife loves this film. She always put it on in the early days.

Sounds like a Charlie Kaufman joint.

>Looks like it takes place all over the place

...based on what?

I am so excited for this

Not a movie but the series “Poker Face” does this pretty well.

speak about yourself

What he gets shot multiple times throughout the series?

Avatar is a blatant no effort rip off of Pocahontas by that logic

How has no one said “Lost in Translation” yet? I really want to go to Tokyo JUST to stay at that Hyatt. I get real cozy vibes from the big windows, the views, the pool, the lounge, the gym, etc. One of the greatest hotel movies imo

Yeah, I mentioned that he's great... but his latest movies haven't been... nothing wrong with his performances in those film. These are the films he has been in in the last 7 years

Dark Phoenix = rubbish

The Snowman = rubbish

Alien Covenant = ok

Song to Song = ok

Assassins creed = rubbish

Trespass Against us = didn't see but has 5.7 on IMDB

The light between oceans = good

X-men Apocalypse = I thought it was alright anyways

Hotel Mumbai 2018. Very good movie

Twin Peaks

Not a movie but the hotel plays a major role in the series

If it ever comes out. Wasn't it supposed to be out in 2020, then it got delayed because of Covid? Then they released a few seconds of a teaser, and now haven't said anything about it in years. I'm really looking forward to it, but they've been awfully quiet about it for a while now.

You should watch Gran Hotel the original Spanish one. You'll have to sign up for a Spanish language streaming service like Vix+ (used to be on Netflix) but it's the greatest show ever! It's so many things - mystery, romance, drama. Set near the beginning of the 1900s so it's gorgeous to look at. Premise is that young poor man shows up to a fancy hotel where his sister had been a maid to find out why her letters stopped coming and where she is.

Regardless of that he always seems to run out at exactly the right moment to avoid getting shot at.

Well yeah but besides that? /s

On reddit the word pretentious is mostly used when a person has zero media literacy. Basically anything that goes beyond a bad wiki plot summary is pretentious.

That's because other movies don't count bullets.