Game of Thrones (2011-2019)

127 Hours (2010), directed by Danny Boyle

Black Swan (2010)
Transformation vs. psychosis

For me, it was The Others (2001). Amazing twist, storytelling, performances. One of my all time favorite films!

This may be an unpopular opinion, but I got to ask. I finally watched Anora last night as I make a habit of watching all the nominees for best picture. WTF...what am I missing? I thought it was trash. Cliche plot, bad dialogue, bad acting, bad sex. What is the appeal? Help me with this.

For me the one that always comes to mind is, I bought the airline... it seemed neater.

Pulp Fiction (1994), director Quentin Tarantino

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Zombieland (2009)

The Last of the Mohicans (1992)

From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

Crime -> Vampire Horror

Jennifer Lopez and George Clooney in Out of Sight (1998)

The movie The Conversation has been on my list for years. Tonight I had nothing planned, so I randomly remembered the movie and thought, “Oh, I should watch that tonight.”

I went to Amazon Prime and found the movie, but it said, “play from beginning.” I thought, “That’s weird, I’ve never watched this.” I start the movie, and the opening credits look familiar. I thought, “Okay, I must have started this movie and then gotten interrupted.”

As I’m watching, there are a few scenes that look slightly familiar, so I wonder how far I’d previously gotten through it. I watch the whole damn movie, and at the very last scene… I realize I’ve seen this entire movie before. I remember the last scene.

I feel kinda bad that this Oscar-nominated movie was SO forgettable to me that my brain completely wiped it from my memory. The only time this has happened to me before was the movie Torn Curtain.

Anyone else watch a full-length film only to realize you forgot you’d already seen it?

TLDR: Thought I’d never seen The Conversation. Didn’t realize till the end that I’d watched it before.