Insignificance - Nicholas Roeg, 1985.

> Home Alone 2

Absofuckinglutely it counts! It counts or Tim Curry doesn't hate cheeeeese pizza.

My ex father in law always said, once you’ve seen two maybe three Hallmark or Lifetime movies, you’ve seen them all.

The Towering Inferno

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I was honestly hoping someone would chime in and correct me with more information I was unaware of.

I'm a huge fan of Junji Ito's work, but from everything I've seen there hasn't been a good adaptation of anything of his yet. Uzumaki looks like it's doing everything right, from the art direction to the music. I cannot wait for it to come out, but I have to basically put it out of my mind because it was supposed to come out years ago, and it has been years (as far as I know) since they've said ANYTHING about the project.

Someone dislikes it.

95% of The Shining is set at a hotel though though in mostly used fake sets just like your favorite hotel movie did:

https://www.movie-locations.com/movies/g/Grand-Budapest-Hotel.php

Isnt that the point of hallmark movies

Sure you might as well ask action heroes to stop walking away from explosions.

Also, Guest House Paradiso, depending on your humour ofc 🤣

I’ve not watched any Mel Gibson films if that’s what you’re asking.

When you've spent the 80's reading a gazillion Harlequin romance paperbacks, that are exactly the same plot formulas, girl meets guy, girl hates guy, conflict, sort of friends now, conflict again, PG rated sexy times, girl loses guy, girl gets guy back, they live happily ever after... only the title and character names have changed ...

You get used to Hallmark movies pretty quickly.

I still enjoy Hallmark overall. But is it too much to ask that the writers stop turning to the same bag of tricks?

I love Rory Culkin in that, then he got better in Succession .

Four Rooms

I do too! I absolutely love the way it ends.

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Bad Times At The El Royale

Hotel Transylvania

The Witches

The Live Action Tom and Jerry movie.

The Lobster.

Hotel for Dogs.

Ocean's Eleven and Ocean's Thirteen.

Not a film but a mini series: The night manager.

Great cast and well worth watching

Easily solved. Just don't watch Hallmark Movies

I forgot this film even existed, but I can now distinctly recall the cardboard DVD case on the copy I had for it.

That’s what I came in here to ask. Where the hell is Uzumaki?!

I was. 🥱

Yes! So glad to see this so high up. I feel like this is a lesser known film and i recommend it all the time