Knowing
A teacher opens a time capsule that has been dug up at his son's elementary school; in it are some chilling predictions -- some that have already occurred and others that are about to -- that lead him to believe his family plays a role in the events that are about to unfold. From TMDB
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34 of 34 · most liked firstKnowing this is all actual practical suits and real fire and lighting is just Damn. What a pretty movie. We used to know how to LIGHT a damn scene
unlabelledView post →My friend @taki-malamute.bsky.social made a lewd joke about Bandit in the movie theater. Knowing I have Photoshop and will take *any* excuse. How dare they?
unlabelledView post →Keeping seeing the take: "@emilyrcwilson.bsky.social is smart and all, but she doesn't know *film* and so she doesn't really *get it.*" My bros in Christ, opinions about films are ALWAYS informed by life experiences. There is no such thing as pure film criticism! Knowing "film" biases you, too!
unlabelledView post →#MovieHistory On this day, 1993, Dazed and Confused, directed by Richard Linklater, was released. Knowing that music was absolutely vital to the film, Richard Linklater spent 1/6th of the film’s budget on securing music rights. Ironically Robert Plant would not sign off on using Led Zeppelin music.
unlabelledView post →Laika released the final trailer for Wildwood today and it's insane how much of its ambition you can already see just from this alone. Knowing the film is over two hours long and also got a PG-13 rating, this is a film I know really went all out. I'm so eager to see it!
unlabelledView post →There's been a brief update on The Wild Robot sequel in Deadline as Chris Sanders and the team behind the first film were interviewed at the BAFTA afterparty saying that progress is in the works. Knowing how grander Wild Robot Escapes is as a book, I'm ecstatic for the film.
unlabelledView post →Mentioned yesterday. In November a film production came to my house to film. The film is The Monster starring Djimon Hounsou & Lauren LaVera. Knowing nothing about the film, I chose to homage a classic Bernie Wrightson cover with the stars inserted into it. These got printed up for cast and crew.
unlabelledView post →Knowing nothing about this movie, but knowing a LITTLE about split, you will not believe what i thought was maybe going on in this movie for the first 7 or 8 minutes. It's maybe my dumbest idea of all time.
unlabelledView post →Knowing this was animated by Korean animation studio DR Movie who worked on the actual Death Note anime makes this so much better,
unlabelledView post →Knowing nothing about the film, teenage me took a young woman to this film for a first date. *facepalm* 'Twas not the romantic enabler I was hoping for, but it did turn me on to the amazing Margaret Atwood!
unlabelledView post →Knowing what movie someone likes tells you a lot about them.
unlabelledView post →Knowing Nick’s ego, SpongeBob’s movie will probably still win…
unlabelledView post →Watched the movie version of my favorite animes Clannad Knowing me I'll wind up drawing Nagisa sometime lol
unlabelledView post →Knowing that now, I guess the girl acts a *little* more her age in the movie. But also what?? 😭 Yeah the title change is dumb lol. That’s why people are even making Coraline comparisons lol
unlabelledView post →Knowing it has WWE Maga wrestlers. I am not touching that movie with a 50 foot pole
unlabelledView post →Knowing the Intended Ending I prefer that one. That Said this is my Favorite Film Adaptation of a Stage Musical, Period. I will ALWAYS love this movie. Absolute Masterpiece. Also, I covered it on Sunday for my ongoing HorrorWatch(both because its one of my faves, and 40th Anniversary)
unlabelledView post →Saw the South Korean monster movie Hope at the cinema. It is fun but I should warn you that for a nearly three hour movie the, err, hope was it would/will be the start of a trilogy. Knowing that going in will set your expectations for the ending.
unlabelledView post →Question: IYO, what's the "thinkiest" film you have ever watched? (Knowing this helps me calibrate.)
unlabelledView post →#WritersCoffeeClub Oct 3. How do you feel about spoilers? Knowing how a book or movie ends just makes me curious about how that destination will be reached. In fact sometimes a spoiler enhances my enjoyment of the book or film.
unlabelledView post →I’ve brought up the comic book series CROSSED a few times when talking about the NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD comic run from Avatar Press. Knowing that a film adaptation is coming… Oh, boy. You guys are not prepared for how messed up this is probably gonna be. The comics were the definition of extreme 😬
unlabelledView post →So a cute fun thing I do is refuse to watch trailers because I don’t like spoilers And then ask my boyfriend questions about what’s going to be in the show or movie Knowing full well he can say nothing nor have any sort of facial expression change because again, I don’t like spoilers
unlabelledView post →What about the film "Knowing (2009)"....??????/
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching Meatcleaver Massacre For Day Five of Hooptober 2026, I was tasked with finding a movie that has 'massacre' in the title. Knowing that Ed Wood was involved with this, it’s going to be some real campy stuff.
unlabelledView post →NO BC I UNDERSTAND YOU . like its scarred me i legit had to look away for very specific parts of the movie KNOWING i've watched all of it when i was younger 😭😭 idk it still haunts me no matter how many times i've re-watched it
unlabelledView post →Sometimes, there's the moment when you know. The moment is only a flicker and it's gone—buried again. But in that moment you know. https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/life-lessons/2012/12/the-moment-when-you-know #connection #knowing
unlabelledView post →Sometimes, there's the moment when you know. The moment is only a flicker and it's gone—buried again. But in that moment you know. https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/life-lessons/2012/12/the-moment-when-you-know #connection #knowing
unlabelledView post →Sometimes, there's the moment when you know. The moment is only a flicker and it's gone—buried again. But in that moment you know. https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/life-lessons/2012/12/the-moment-when-you-know #connection #knowing
unlabelledView post →Sometimes, there's the moment when you know. The moment is only a flicker and it's gone—buried again. But in that moment you know. https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/life-lessons/2012/12/the-moment-when-you-know #connection #knowing
unlabelledView post →Sometimes, there's the moment when you know. The moment is only a flicker and it's gone—buried again. But in that moment you know. https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/life-lessons/2012/12/the-moment-when-you-know #connection #knowing
unlabelledView post →Sometimes, there's the moment when you know. The moment is only a flicker and it's gone—buried again. But in that moment you know. https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/life-lessons/2012/12/the-moment-when-you-know #connection #knowing
unlabelledView post →"Knowing" (2009) is one of those movies that grabs your attention with an intriguing concept and keeps you hooked with its mystery and suspense. The plot, while ambitious and unique, sometimes feels like it bites off more than it can chew, especially with character depth and emotional weight. The film builds tension effectively but doesn't always make you feel invested in the people involved. Nicolas Cage delivers a solid performance, carrying the film with his usual mix of intensity and…
neutral · AI labelView post →A very intriguing set-up, but not much else of note is found in Knowing. Final rating:★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product.
negative · AI labelView post →What if everything’s not just meaningless chance? A disillusioned professor in the Boston area (Nicolas Cage) acquires a document that has successfully predicted tragedies for the last fifty years, but new ones as well (!). Rose Byrne plays the daughter of the seer. “Knowing” (2009) is a quality drama/mystery with elements of disaster/sci-fi and even a little horror. It’s along the lines of wonder-inducing flicks like “The Mothman Prophecies” (2002), “Contact” (1997), “The Forgotten” (2004),…
positive · AI labelView post →Pythagorus As Nostradamus. Knowing is directed by Alex Proyas and collectively written by Ryne Douglas Pearson, Juliet Snowden and Stiles White. It stars Nicolas Cage, Rose Byrne, Chandler Canterbury, Lara Robinson, Ben Mendelsohn and Nadia Townsend. Music is by Marco Beltrami and cinematography by Simon Duggan. 1959, and young schoolgirl Lucinda Embry (Robinson) keeps hearing voices. When asked to submit a drawing for the school time capsule that's to be opened in 50 years time, she writes a…
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