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24 of 24 · most liked firstWe have never been closer to passing a federal film tax incentive and bringing the movie magic back to America. Nowhere will that be felt more than in the backyard of California’s film and television industry, Los Angeles County.
unlabelledView post →Nowhere have I said people should avoid this movie. If that’s what you got out of what I wrote — if you even read the piece — then I’m sorry your understanding of the function and purpose of film criticism is so limited.
unlabelledView post →Nowhere near as tense as the first movie but those practical effects are just as stunning alongside those matte backgrounds
unlabelledView post →Mine is Nowhere Man from the same film (though, it's not George's 😕).
unlabelledView post →Off to NYC for the New York Film Festival. Highlights: OVERT LISTENING, Tiffany Sia (world premiere!) NOWHERE TO LAY MY EYES, Hong Sangsoo and a few others in between. Tips on current gallery shows (Chelsea or elsewhere) and museum exhibitions welcome. Also snack/coffee spots around Lincoln Center.
unlabelledView post →NYFF 2026 Capsule Reviews: We take a look at two films currently playing at the New York Film Festival, "Nowhere to Lay My Eyes" and "Everything Else is Noise." #nyff #filmfestival #nowheretolaymyeyes #everythingelseisnoise #filmreview www.themoviebuff.net/2026/10/nyff...
unlabelledView post →To me, THERE'S NOWHERE NEAR ENOUGH URGENCY in making these films, etc. Folks making revelatory films need to get them TO THE PUBLIC faster. It's not about making a film for profit. It's about making the corruption PLAIN, so that the public cannot look at the admin without recognizing it.
unlabelledView post →239th film of 2026. Nowhere near as bad as folks say it is, not even close. I enjoyed the different direction, & gore!
unlabelledView post →I love this movie SO MUCH, it's actually criminal it never got a blu-ray release. Love that it's finally streaming somewhere, because the last time I went to watch it, it was NOWHERE and I finally just went and bought the DVD. 😂
unlabelledView post →Race with the Devil is a b-movie remake that puts a different spin on the premise by centering on a high-stakes drag race against the Devil. Nowhere near as good as the original but still fun! Hokum was the newest one & delivered all the creepy feels that I enjoy in a good haunting/murder mystery. 👻
unlabelledView post →One of the greatest of all film failures, Caligula, was a period piece porn with big name actors and…if you ever do make one…the bar is low. Nowhere to go but up.
unlabelledView post →Well, I have now seen Digger, and if you wanted a non-symmetrical Wes Anderson take on Dr Strangelove that becomes completely inert in its last 30 minutes, this is the film for you. Nowhere near as bad as its box office but they spent $150m more than they should have done.
unlabelledView post →Camp Nowhere is such an unapologetically 90s movie.
unlabelledView post →2048: Nowhere to Run is one of my favourite bits of film ever
unlabelledView post →local film club Nowhere Cinema does screenings of classic and indie films. they get artists to do posters for the occasion. here’s my take on The Hitcher, with Rutger Hauer
unlabelledView post →And now y’all can click over to our Feature Presentation: “Nowhere” (1997) (link here: https://ok.ru/video/9299103320726) directed by gay Japanese-American filmmaker Gregg Araki (December 17, 1959-). This film is the final entry of his “Teenage Apocalypse Film Trilogy” #LaEsoterica #Nowhere #GregAraki
unlabelledView post →Before the film, we gave a talk on the musical biopic, and the contemporary phenomenon of the jukebox movie – illustrated with scenes from WALK THE LINE, RAY, DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE, A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, ELVIS, and MICHAEL.
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Nowhere to Run 1080p (iTunes)(CA) C$4.99 (Action) (iMDB) 6.3 Cast: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Rosanna Arquette, Kieran Culkin, Ted Levine, Tiffany Taubman, Edward Blatchford
unlabelledView post →Already did planes in Top Gun, cars in F1, so my money is on them driving boats really fast. Nowhere else to go after that unless Kosinski wants to make a movie about an aging farmer dealing with an upstart young combine harvester operator next.
unlabelledView post →2026 Film Reviews 699. Anything Else (2003) - 4.0 700. Other Mommy (2026) - 3.0 701. Shine A Light (2008) - 4.5 702. Nowhere Boy (2009) - 4.5 #2026FilmsDH
unlabelledView post →I would have placed Hong Sang-soo as among the least likely working directors to invoke the Israel-Palestine conflict in his film, so when he did just that in Nowhere To Lay My Eyes, I felt the need to unpack it. Here it is: fcardamenis.substack.com/p/nyff-3-now...
unlabelledView post →Was it good? Yeah, I loved Pinhead and while the characters were very bland and predictable, I liked that the best bits of the film were saved for last. Nowhere near as gooey and unsettling as the OG though. Good gory horror film, just not a Clive Baker one. Then again, who can be ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
unlabelledView post →On the British Screen Classics channel at 1.50pm (Virgin 450, LG 1118, Samsung 4929, Pluto), Maggie Smith stars in the British film noir "Nowhere To Go" by Ealing Studios with George Nader, her first film credit. artandhue.com/noir
unlabelledView post →60/100 A pregnant refugee gets stuck in the middle of the ocean in a leaking shipping container. I'm not much of one for survival movies as they're all pretty much an exercise in human endurance and mental anguish against insurmountable odds, with one calamity after another, that tends to go on far longer than necessary. This one is no different and I watched it only because it was recommended to me. However, if you do like survival films, this one is pretty good. It was completely believable…
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