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60 of 68 · most liked firstThirtyTwentyTen recommendations catch-up thread! Feb. 14-20: ▫️The Brady Bunch Movie (rental) ▫️Constantine (rental) ▫️Still Alice (rental) ▫️The DUFF (peacock) ▫️Classic Corner: Stromboli (max, criterion)
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching STILL ALICE (2014). Directors: Richard Glatzer & Wash Westmoreland. Julianne Moore, Alec Baldwin. Moore won a Best Actress Oscar, BAFTA, SAG & Golden Globe for this sensitive portrait of a professor (and her family) dealing with early onset Alzheimer. Rewatch. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →HBD Kristen Stewart!!! MCCT5 5)Still Alice 4)Runaways 3)Seberg 2)Personal Shopper 1)Clouds of Sils Maria Our Appreciation: midcenturycinema.org/node/192 More @brezwrites.bsky.social: www.esquire.com/entertainmen... @beccamford.bsky.social: www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/st...
unlabelledView post →HBD Kristen Stewart!!! MCCT5 5)Still Alice 4)Runaways 3)Seberg 2)Personal Shopper 1)Clouds of Sils Maria From Us- KS' spectacular 2010s: midcenturycinema.org/node/192 More @annebillson.bsky.social: www.theguardian.com/film/2022/au... @sheilakathleen.bsky.social: www.filmcomment.com/blog/present...
unlabelledView post →The Samurai and the Prisoner (2026) Still Alice (2014) The Silent Partner (1978) Sullivan’s Travels (1941) #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched
unlabelledView post →E street is where I fell in love with film. I saw some of my fav films here. Sicario. Wind River. Still Alice. Silence. Moonlight. Manchester By The Sea. When I moved to NY/NJ, whenever I come back to Dc, I always make sure to visit. OOF this one hurts. www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/202...
unlabelledView post →I didn't take a picture but I swear the other day on Netflix the movie Still Alice was under Crowd Pleasers
unlabelledView post →Still Alice the book it the most haunting piece of literature I have ever read and Julianne's performance as Alice is absolutely the best of the last 25 years. a movie and book i could only watch/read once.
unlabelledView post →Both my parents died with dementia. It’s horrible. The film, Still Alice, came out while my mum was in the early stages and made me decide that I too should have an escape plan. Also - give away (to good causes, your kids, whoever) as much as you can as soon as you can. Better for them and for you.
unlabelledView post →He described a dementia test to the whole world! 🙄Millions of people know and /or care for people who have dementia. The movie “Still Alice” highlights the progression and tests for a person with dementia. Infuriating that he is being allowed to stay in power. 🤬 I can’t wait for that Epstein bomb.
unlabelledView post →Gonna check it out, thanks! As a somewhat unrelated aside, the movie "Still Alice" is a superb portrayal of the prices of the disease in its early onset variant. I was only able to watch it once and never could again, though. It guts me to even think about watching it.
unlabelledView post →Wait, the #Heartstopper movie is directed by Wash Westmoreland, of Collette and Still Alice fame?! Now I'm (even more) excited 🤩
unlabelledView post →Today’s choice for Sad Film Lunch Hour: Still Alice (2014). Based on the book of the same name by Lisa Genova
unlabelledView post →Has anyone else seen this movie? "Still Alice" is about the progression of early onset dementia. It's a tough watch and it is VERY GOOD youtube.com/shorts/IqaOi...
unlabelledView post →Watched the movie Still Alice with Julianne Moore. It's about Alzheimer's disease, terribly depressing, yet didn't come close to how bad the situation is in real life.
unlabelledView post →You know, it would probably be something like The Diving Bell and Butterfly or Sound of Metal or Still Alice or One Week. So, a road movie with a killer soundtrack that slowly fades to just a constant low-grade tinnitus ring and the trippiest dreams fighting a banal, slow-mo reality.
unlabelledView post →I loved him in Beginners. Also another I can never watch again is Still Alice. Great movie, but way too close to home for me at the time, and I’m sure millions of others.
unlabelledView post →She was great in Still Alice. Sad but great movie.
unlabelledView post →Film, Still Alice, brings the issue of early-onset dementia. This real-life story about how Alice H., a linguistics professor at Columbia, & her family deal with her diagnosis of familial Alzheimer’s. Many people get to see close-up what it’s like to be an Alzheimer’s patient, as well as a caregiver
unlabelledView post →The last film I properly sobbed at was Still Alice and I want to watch that Colin Firth/Stanley Tucci movie but given that probably my biggest fear is developing Alzheimer’s like my grandmother I figure I’d better not
unlabelledView post →You are thinking about Still Alice, a brilliant book. Film was also excellent, starred Julianne Moore and Alec Baldwin. I need to get a copy of this one which I haven’t read yet.
unlabelledView post →This is the exact plot & intent of the movie "Still Alice" and it doesn't end well.
unlabelledView post →Richard Glatzer, personal and professional partner of Wash Westmoreland, also died too young at 63 in 2015. Their last film, Still Alice, resulted in an Oscar for Julianne Moore. The material hits too close to home, so I haven't watched it yet. (Among my mom's effects, I found a copy of the book.)
unlabelledView post →Or does Madigan actually pull it out despite no other nominations for her film? Last time someone did that was Julianne Moore for "Still Alice" 11 years ago. I'd personally vote for Madigan in this category by a mile, but I'd feel more confident about her if "Weapons" got into Picture or Casting.
unlabelledView post →yep. Still Alice (the book, the movie, Julianne's performance) is the most haunting piece of art i have interacted with in my life.
unlabelledView post →A very inspiring review. I remember on the same topic the (movie from the) novel Still Alice (2007) by Lisa Genova. i find it interesting how both authors chose their (early onset dementia affected) main character as their own gender.
unlabelledView post →Strong disagree. She's very good in stuff like Clouds of Sils Maria, Still Alice, Personal Shopper, Crimes of the Future, The Runaways, Adventureland, and - while I didn't enjoy the movie - Spencer. Twilight and Snow White did not showcase her skills. At all.
unlabelledView post →The movie is called "Still Alice". Its about a university professor who is diagnosed with early onset dementia. It is a vicious form of the disease. It is her story/journey thru this disease.
unlabelledView post →💙 So proud to be part of this Sunday's Kamm's Crawl for a Cause! I'll be screening my short film THE NURSE as part of the benefit. Think 'Still Alice' meets 'The Notebook.' Sunday, Oct 5th | 1:00-5:00pm 📍 The Reading Room 17021 Lorain Ave Cleveland, OH 44111 KammsCrawlForACause.eventbrite.com
unlabelledView post →🦋 #StillAlice boxd.it/aqDbA7 @letterboxd.social #filmreview
unlabelledView post →Working from home and going through a lot of old emails, and I am archiving some cases of Professors that were/are in mental decline, and just reminds me of the heartbreaking movie "Still Alice" just the real life version.
unlabelledView post →Join us TODAY for a panel discussion on 'Still Alice' at the 4th Annual Fight ALS Film Fest, featuring panelists John Driskell Hopkins and Lisa Genova! Learn more and register here: als.net/alsfilmfest
unlabelledView post →I'm 77. Thanks for the reminder. LOL Still Alice is a terrific film on this subject. justweighing.com
unlabelledView post →@claycane.bsky.social and @reeciecolbert.bsky.social Julianne Moore won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as a woman suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease in the 2014 film “Still Alice” (The Research Department).
unlabelledView post →If anyone needs a good Valentine’s Day read/cry … also STILL ALICE while I was weepy watching the whole thing is such a great movie and gosh what a performance by Moore.
unlabelledView post →Still Alice (2014) www.imdb.com/title/tt3316... #film
unlabelledView post →I watched it over the weekend. It's a brilliant caper film, and the Western Male version of Still Alice. Also, I love how Keaton toned down his usual performance. Thanks for the recommendation!
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s film is brought you by the letter S - Still Alice. A 2014 film directed by Walsh Westmoreland and Richard Glatzer, based on the book of the same name by Lisa Genova.
unlabelledView post →Still Alice, while not necessarily about death, is still a very powerful movie about loss and grief.
unlabelledView post →📽️ Movie Challenge 2024 - Week 4 Watch a movie celebrating its 10th, 25th or 50th anniversary this year. This week I watched: Dick (1999) Still Alice (2014) Earthquake (1974) War Story (2014) All About My Mother (1999) A Woman Under the Influence (1974) Chinatown (1974)
unlabelledView post →'Still Alice' is a 2014 movie that follows an academic diagnosed with Alzheimer's. As her mind fades, people's true colours show. The movie highlights a common trait in human relationships - when the going gets tough, the "sunshine" folk head for the exit, only a few empaths stay.
unlabelledView post →Could Julianne Moore be a part of that rarified category of repeat Oscar winner, propelled by the notion that the first Oscar was for career achievement but this time is actually really good? (FWIW, I think she’s deserving for Still Alice but not everyone agrees.)
unlabelledView post →Best Actress nominee doesn’t have to come from a widely adored or respected movie though, right? The Wife, Still Alice, The Iron Lady, Nyad, Blonde, Being the Ricardos, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, The United States v Billie Holiday, Judy, Harriet, Joy…
unlabelledView post →I fully understand where you our, my mother-in-law died the same way after being dragged through a year where she suffered the worst fate imaginable. The movie Still Alice presented a Hollywood solution but when it really happens its impossible to do anything right
unlabelledView post →Of course it is possible to fake dementia. It's called "acting". Stanley Tucci did it in the film "Supernova" (2020). Other films: "Second Spring" (2018), "It Snows All the Time" (2020). Similarly, "Still Alice" (2014) about Alzheimer's. bsky.app/profile/idio...
unlabelledView post →🎬 The Top 4 Drama Movies Released on December 5! What's your fave? 1. Faust 2. Three Colors: Blue 3. Still Alice 4. The Blue Angel Check out all 44 movies released on this day at https://todayinmovies.com #TodayInMovies #Movies #Film #Drama
unlabelledView post →Dopesick (series) for addiction. Michael Keaton as the physician descending into the addiction wormhole was award worthy. Still Alice (film) does such a good job of showing how dementia affects both individuals and families.
unlabelledView post →Okay. I’ve tried octopus both cooked and raw and I’m just never doing that ever again. Still Alice. Amazing performances throughout, especially from Julianne Moore and Kristen Stewart but that film wrecked me. “Disarm” by The Smashing Pumpkins. Love SP but despise that tune.
unlabelledView post →Get your tickets at the link in our bio or through the Westdale website! All 4 films will be open-captioned, and one film (Still Alice) with audio description. Questions? Drop them below (3/3)
unlabelledView post →...on screen and sparking conversation about inclusion, accessibility, and community. Grab your friends and watch one film (or all 4) including: The Unbreakable Boy, Harvey, Still Alice, and Sound of Metal. (2/3)
unlabelledView post →STILL ALICE I’ve seen many horror/gore films.Nothing shocks me. But,there is one film that haunts me to this day. It’s called ‘Still Alice’ and stars Julianne Moore who plays a linguist who loses her ability to speak. Heartbreaking. That’s what i see when i hear Trump speak. Tick tock. ⏰
unlabelledView post →"Who will take care of you, Alice?” In this Workplace Movie Hall of Fame episode of At Work in America we cover the 2014 film "Still Alice", the story of a renowned college professor facing Early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Listen in: www.hrhappyhour.net/episodes/wor...
unlabelledView post →Not bad when your debut novel gets made into a film that wins an Oscar. But it happened to Lisa Genova and her novel Still Alice. Lisa will be joining us to talk about her latest novel More or Less Maddy. Join us Saturday (6/21) at Middletown Pages. www.Middletown pages.com
unlabelledView post →Yes, it’s a film of Emma Healey’s novel. Another good novel about dementia is “Still Alice.”
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Still Alice (4K) (HD/HDX) is available today on (Vudu) (US) for $5 Cast: Julianne Moore, Alec Baldwin, Kristen Stewart, Kate Bosworth, Victoria Cartagena, Hunter Parrish Genre: (Drama) (Movies Anywhere) Trailer & Reviews : www.rottentomatoes.com/m/still_alice/
unlabelledView post →Julianne Moore in the movie Still Alice. Powerful & moving. movies.fandom.com/wiki/Still_A...
unlabelledView post →Reading "More or Less Maddy" by Lisa Genova on bipolarism and its effects (and those affected). I've read all of her books, "Still Alice" was made into an excellent film. It's a rare treat to follow a neuroscientist who is also a successful fiction author.
unlabelledView post →At the ripe old age of fifty, renowned American linguist “Alice” (Julianne Moore) is at the top of her game and looking forward to a married life with three grown up children and a grand-child. Then she starts noticing that she is becoming a little forgetful. Those climbing the stairs then forgetting why you went up in the first place moments start to become more regular. She can’t recall the words for her lectures and presentations, indeed she can’t always even recall the topic she is supposed…
positive · AI labelView post →55 steps (film inspiré de faits réels et du combat contre la psychiatrisation et le sexisme aux USA) Free Love (film inspiré de faits réels de Laurel et Stacie Andrée aux USA, c’est un film LGBT) Still Alice (film sur Alzheimer précoce avec Julianne Moore et Kirsten Stewart) Les 3 j’ai pleuré fort
unlabelledView post →Heh, I was trying to remember the last movie I said something similar about, and initially couldn't. I just realized it was Still Alice.
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