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So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. |
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By *gent CoulsonMan
over a year ago
Secret hideaway in the pennines |
"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. "
Glass onion on netflix |
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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. "
i have last seen alive starring gerrard butler  |
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"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. "
The Upside starring Brian Cranston and Kevin Hart (who is very toned down in this one)  |
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"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. Glass onion on netflix "
Camp Daniel Craig is a big no… completely ruins bond fantasies |
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"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. "
Try Birdemic.
An indie rip-off of Hitchcock's The Birds. |
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"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda.
The Upside starring Brian Cranston and Kevin Hart (who is very toned down in this one) "
Just watched the trailer - this looks good! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Indie movies ....the king is Napoleon dynamite
Class , can watch that over n over
Bullet train is decent
But on Netflix , watch knives out , then glass onion
Great double header |
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If you fancy a brit flick about aging rockers trying to get the band back together, and the failure and triumph of it all staring some big names in 90s Brit cinema....
check out "Still Crazy" it is genuinely my favourite movie ever. Its not especially clever but its good fun with good tunes and a real feelgood vibe |
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"Keeping Mum, Unconditional Love or for a darker film try Frailty.
They're not new films and I don't know where you'd find them. We have them on dvd. But they're worth the effort "
There’s ways & means  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The Fundamentals of Caring. Great quirky and funny film
This has got our vote for this evening’s entertainment!
But we also got PM’d a great movie we’ve seen before “The Florida Project” "
Yay! Hope you enjoy it  |
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"The Fundamentals of Caring. Great quirky and funny film
This has got our vote for this evening’s entertainment!
But we also got PM’d a great movie we’ve seen before “The Florida Project”
Yay! Hope you enjoy it "
Bloody great choice! |
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"The unbearable weight of massive talent.
Nicholas Cage as Nicholas Cage what's not to like?"
Doesn't Nicholas Cage always just play Nicholas Cage? He's one of those actors that I associate with being the same in every role.
Maybe not as much as Ryan Reynolds though. |
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"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. "
Swiss army man
Predestination
The menu |
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"Grand Budapest Hotel.
And with that I rest my case and the thread need continue no further.
Seriously one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen  "
Whenever we see this title we always think it’s the best exotic marigold hotel |
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"Grand Budapest Hotel.
And with that I rest my case and the thread need continue no further.
Seriously one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen
Whenever we see this title we always think it’s the best exotic marigold hotel "
I do the same!  |
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"Tropic Thunder
Brilliant movie! Tom cruise with those hands!"
Class act...
Les Grossman: Great. Let me get this down. 100 million... Oh, wait! I got a better idea. Instead of a hundred million, how about I send you a hobo's dick ...
Look, fuckstick, I'm incredibly busy. So why don't you get the hell out of here before I snap your dick off and jam it into your ass...
No, dickhead. Of course I could. A nutless monkey could do your job. Now, go get d*unk and take credit at all the parties.
Okay, Flaming Dragon. F*ckface. First, take a big step back... and literally f*ck your own face! Now, I don't know what kind of pan-Pacific bullsh*t power play you're trying to pull here, but Asia, Jack, is my territory. So whatever you're thinking, you'd better think again. Otherwise I'm gonna have to head down there and I will rain down an ungodly f*cking firestorm upon you! You're gonna have to call the f*cking United Nations and get a f*cking binding resolution to keep me from f*cking destroying you. I am talking scorched earth, motherf*cker! I will massacre you! I will f*ck you up! (hangs up and asks assistant) Find out who that was.
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Highlander
Scottish swordsman Connor Macleod, born in 1518, is an immortal. He must fight the remaining opponent immortals in the present time to win the fabled prize against the evil Kurgan.
It's an old film 1986, but it contains everything bit of blood n guts,Romance,History,FIT older women,FIT younger women,Good looking blokes,SOUND track from Queen.
Highly recommended |
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By *ocusMan
over a year ago
Cambridge |
"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda.
Try Birdemic.
An indie rip-off of Hitchcock's The Birds."
The RiffTrax version of Birdemic is awesome. If you’re not aware of RiffTrax: three guys add sarcastic comments over the top of various films. You can find some on YT. |
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"Highlander
Scottish swordsman Connor Macleod, born in 1518, is an immortal. He must fight the remaining opponent immortals in the present time to win the fabled prize against the evil Kurgan.
It's an old film 1986, but it contains everything bit of blood n guts,Romance,History,FIT older women,FIT younger women,Good looking blokes,SOUND track from Queen.
Highly recommended"
There can be only one!
Sean Connery was great in that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Highlander
Scottish swordsman Connor Macleod, born in 1518, is an immortal. He must fight the remaining opponent immortals in the present time to win the fabled prize against the evil Kurgan.
It's an old film 1986, but it contains everything bit of blood n guts,Romance,History,FIT older women,FIT younger women,Good looking blokes,SOUND track from Queen.
Highly recommended
There can be only one!
Sean Connery was great in that. "
"There can be only one"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Highlander
Scottish swordsman Connor Macleod, born in 1518, is an immortal. He must fight the remaining opponent immortals in the present time to win the fabled prize against the evil Kurgan.
It's an old film 1986, but it contains everything bit of blood n guts,Romance,History,FIT older women,FIT younger women,Good looking blokes,SOUND track from Queen.
Highly recommended"
A great film.Did you know Christopher Lambert could not speak English. He learned his lines parrot fashion.Still great.
Here we are!
Born to be kings, |
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"So it’s a chilly Wednesday night & we’re in the mood for a quirky indie film while tucked under a blanket…..
What are you choosing?
To give a bit of help we loved - Palmer, The Peanut Butter Falcon, Coda. "
Late to the party here, we absolutely loved peanut butter Falcon! Have you seen “the chef” with John favro? Or banshees of inisherin? |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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There are some great recommendations on this film; you've probably seen these but in terms of lighter, quirky indie films to watch - Seeking A Friend For the End of the World. And Palm Springs.
Another Earth is fantastic but quite heavy watching. |
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"There are some great recommendations on this film; you've probably seen these but in terms of lighter, quirky indie films to watch - Seeking A Friend For the End of the World. And Palm Springs.
Another Earth is fantastic but quite heavy watching. "
Great suggestions….
Tonight we were thinking of Winters Bone - early one for Jenifer Lawrence. |
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"There are some great recommendations on this film; you've probably seen these but in terms of lighter, quirky indie films to watch - Seeking A Friend For the End of the World. And Palm Springs.
Another Earth is fantastic but quite heavy watching.
Great suggestions….
Tonight we were thinking of Winters Bone - early one for Jenifer Lawrence. "
Um….I guess it would be all too obvious to state that I’d very much like to bone Jennifer Lawrence?
Yes?
I’ll get my coat…  |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"There are some great recommendations on this film; you've probably seen these but in terms of lighter, quirky indie films to watch - Seeking A Friend For the End of the World. And Palm Springs.
Another Earth is fantastic but quite heavy watching.
Great suggestions….
Tonight we were thinking of Winters Bone - early one for Jenifer Lawrence.
Um….I guess it would be all too obvious to state that I’d very much like to bone Jennifer Lawrence?
Yes?
I’ll get my coat… "
*groans*
Shameful. So shameful. Love Winter's Bone. I have a soft spot for Silver Linings - that depiction of love, the complexities of navigating life while processing the crap it can throw at you. Perfect. |
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"I love silver linings, it’s such a beautiful movie 
Isn't it just? I have a real soft spot for quirky indie films. And if they feature romance, I'm probably going to watch it. "
I’m trying to steer clear of romance movies these days, but I have to say, Silver Linings has a special place in my heart |
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By *eliWoman
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"I love silver linings, it’s such a beautiful movie
Isn't it just? I have a real soft spot for quirky indie films. And if they feature romance, I'm probably going to watch it.
I’m trying to steer clear of romance movies these days, but I have to say, Silver Linings has a special place in my heart "
Promising Young Woman.
Midsommar if you want some cathartic folklore feminine rage.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I love silver linings, it’s such a beautiful movie
Isn't it just? I have a real soft spot for quirky indie films. And if they feature romance, I'm probably going to watch it.
I’m trying to steer clear of romance movies these days, but I have to say, Silver Linings has a special place in my heart
Promising Young Woman.
Midsommar if you want some cathartic folklore feminine rage.
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Thank you sweet Meli, I’ll have a look during my time off being a couch potato |
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On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!)  |
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!) "
Really oh it’s one of our favourite versions of the Bat! |
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!) "
I know right? Sometimes I don't want to donate a chunk of my day to watching a film. I love the 90 minute category Netflix has though |
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!) "
Some of the old epic Hollywood movies were real long, like Cleopatra from 1963 which was over 4 hours long. |
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!)
Really oh it’s one of our favourite versions of the Bat!"
Adam West for the win!  |
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!)
I know right? Sometimes I don't want to donate a chunk of my day to watching a film. I love the 90 minute category Netflix has though "
Amen to that! Back in the eighties and nineties, 90 mins (give or take ten mins either side) was usually the norm and the filmmakers got the job done without unnecessary ‘padding’. |
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!)
Some of the old epic Hollywood movies were real long, like Cleopatra from 1963 which was over 4 hours long."
I think we should reintroduce the old mid time intermissions in Cinemas (thankfully there’s a pause button on streaming services though!) |
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Your original post asked for quirky. Well I watched a very quirky film a few weeks ago - a Japanese film called Air Doll.
I’m a huge fan of the director Hirokazu Koreeda, but this is quite different from his usual stuff. About a sex doll that comes to life. It sounds silly, the dvd cover makes it look like a porn film (there is very little sexy in it), but it ends up being a beautiful - and quirky - film about being human.
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!)
Some of the old epic Hollywood movies were real long, like Cleopatra from 1963 which was over 4 hours long.
I think we should reintroduce the old mid time intermissions in Cinemas (thankfully there’s a pause button on streaming services though!) "
Theres an old cinema in Gt Yarmouth that still has reel to reel films, its actually a welcome break as the seats in it are still wooden benches. the cigarette girl still walks round selling snacks, its a nice throw back. |
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"On a whinging side note; why the hell are movies so bloody long these days?!
I watched The Batman the other week…..almost THREE BLOODY HOURS! (and I can’t in all honesty report that said duration was particularly riveting at that!)
I know right? Sometimes I don't want to donate a chunk of my day to watching a film. I love the 90 minute category Netflix has though
Amen to that! Back in the eighties and nineties, 90 mins (give or take ten mins either side) was usually the norm and the filmmakers got the job done without unnecessary ‘padding’."
And then these Marvel dickheads thought it would a good idea to make you wait around during the credit for a little Easter Egg. Outrageous I tell you! |
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For those who like The Shining, I've just watched a video on Youtube called 'We spent the day with Shelley Duvall' on grimmlifecollective.
She's barely recognisable. |
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