September Film Challenge 🎬

[Wonderer67]

Day 5: A film you think is underrated

This is a documentary. It’s fucking powerful and as close as it comes.

Restrepo

 

[Kitty_so_frisky]

Good thing we are here (but also I’m so not cool, I just have good taste)

 

[lavendersilk]

UHF.

 

[Orchidea73]

Day 1: The First film you saw at the cinema

Deux hommes dans la ville with Jean Gabin and Alain Delon.
I'm not sure if this is the first film I saw at the cinema but it's the first I remember. This is a movie that is imprinted in my memory because of the subject (death penalty in France) and I was too young. I was 7-8 years old and I wasn't allowed to watch it but the guy who was at the entrance, checking the tickets at the time, was a friend of my father and he would let me in. I watched this movie about 5-6 times, and I cried every time. This is the movie where I fell in love with both Jean Gabin and Alain Delon.

Day 2: A film you watched over and over as a child

Helen of Troy (1956)
I think I've seen this one 11-12 times as a child. lol

Day 3: A film that made you laugh out loud

Young Frankenstein

Day 4: A film that starts with "The"

The Lion King

Day 5: A film that you think is underrated

This one is a bit difficult because it depends what "underrated" means but I'm going with "Giù la testa" (A Fistful of Dynamite) because at the time it didn't have the success that it deserved.

 

[Bry1313]

I am so sad we will never get more Philip Seymour Hoffman……he was so good.

I mean, watch this clip. He’s amazing……Tommy, Tommy, Tommy…..

 

[Kitty_so_frisky]

I am so sad we will never get more Philip Seymour Hoffman……he was so good.

I mean, watch this clip. He’s amazing……Tommy, Tommy, Tommy…..

Saaame! 2016 was devastating. 2 of my favorite actors passed away and I found out the 3rd beat his wife

 

[AuntieDisco]

Day 5: A film you think is underrated
I loved this movie, not sure many people saw it

It was so heartbreaking

 

[AuntieDisco]

Day 5: A film you think is underrated

I had no idea when I put on this movie that I would even like it, but it was so good and beyond my expectations. Also I'm a big fan of Jon Bernthal. I should definitely watch it again

 

[TunnelKing089]

Day 1: The First film you saw at the cinema

Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back.Jedi's,Darth Vader.Good vs.evil.


Day 2: A film you watched over and over as a child

Probably Clash of the Titans,Medusa and the Kraken.Pegasus.Like mythology.


Day 3: A film that made you laugh out loud

Dumb and Dumber,silly but good grief makes me laugh lol



Day 4: A film that starts with "The"

The Proposal. Sandra Bullock and the eagle that tried to carry off that dog lol.


Day 5: A film that you think is underrated

Field of Dreams. Got nominated but didn't win anything.I like sports movies anyways and James Earl Jones in it made it better.

 

[mpeters]

Day 6 (A little early) a movie I’d like to watch on the big screen:

Ok, this may be an odd choice, but I’d love to see the 1966 Batman movie on the big screen with an appreciative crowd, quoting memorable lines, etc.

 

[Kitty_so_frisky]

Day 6 (A little early) a movie I’d like to watch on the big screen:

Ok, this may be an odd choice, but I’d love to see the 1966 Batman movie on the big screen with an appreciative crowd, quoting memorable lines, etc.

That's day 7's prompt.

Day 6: a film you put on when you feel sad:

 

[Saltfountain]

That's day 7's prompt

And that's why I wait for @morelikeasong to.post up before I answer

 

[Kitty_so_frisky]

And that's why I wait for @morelikeasong to.post up before I answer

I triple-checked today because yesterday I followed someone who got it wrong

 

[Saltfountain]

I triple-checked today because yesterday I followed someone who got it wrong

Bahahaha

 

[lavendersilk]

That's day 7's prompt.

Day 6: a film you put on when you feel sad:

Capote. Hepburn. Yes.

 

[Saltfountain]

Capote. Hepburn. Yes.

I didn't realise it had a prog rock soundtrack

 

[ctarrantella]

Day 3: A film that made you laugh out loud
Spaceballs


Day 4: A film that starts with “The”
The Fast & The Furious (pretty much pick a movie and sequel)


Day 5: A film you think is underrated:
PCU (kinda foreshadowing into today's world)

Day 6: a film you put on when you feel sad:
Rocky IV

 

[SluttyShannon]

Day 6: a film you put on when you feel sad

 

[CarlyAnn]

Day 2, 3 & 6 would all be the same for me.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

It was made before I was born but has had quite an impact on me.

I will catch up on the other days later today.

And thanks to @morelikeasong

 

[CarlyAnn]

I had no idea when I put on this movie that I would even like it, but it was so good and beyond my expectations. Also I'm a big fan of Jon Bernthal. I should definitely watch it again

Loved this movie and Bernthal is such a great actor that I wound up hating him…..see Fury (2014)

 

[morelikeasong]

Day 6: A film you put on when you feel sad

 

[positiveflirt]

Day 6: a film you put on when you feel sad
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This is a great call. I took a flight somewhere once and put this on (not the first time), the attendant came over after the introduction like "are you ok sir?"

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Day 6: A film you put on when you feel sad

 

[BrendaBear]

Day 6: A film you put on when you feel sad

…makes me giggle just posting this.

 

[lavendersilk]

Day 6: A film you put on when you feel sad

This movie was on repeat during the pandemic. Got me through some dark moments.