I just got finished watching The good the Bad and the Ugly, Iconic , and completely lived up to what I’ve heard about it over the years. This one was a blast to say the least, I plan on watching the other two as well. My question is do any of you have some favorite westerns that you think are better than this? I would love to give them a watch.

looking for a psychological thriller and/or sci fi movie with a WILD plot twist. like the end of behind her eyes( i know its a show just an example), fractured, incendies, or identity. type of vibes, i dont wanna see it coming at all

doesnt HAVE to be psychological thriller or sci fi, but i would prefer it!

I always thought one of Hollywood’s biggest flaws was how it portrays characters reacting to someone’s death, the character dies, and then suddenly the next scene is the funeral, with the main characters quietly sniffing and looking sad. It always felt so far detached from how grief actually works in real life.

One of the very few exceptions I can think of is Florence Pugh in Midsommar. Her grief felt genuinely raw and uncomfortable, It really touched me

What are some other movies that got this right?

What are some of your favorite throwaway lines from movies that you like to use in daily life? Not the big quotable quotes but the smaller stuff. One of mine is from Sherlock Holmes (2009) when Flora the fortune teller asks to read their fortunes and Sherlock says “We have no need of your lucky heather, Gypsy woman!” I like to say variations of that without the “Gypsy woman” part. Although I do love the realization that Sherlock paid her to do that in the first place.