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That was the one I was going to suggest, JoaniePoanie! Esp since the question was "enjoy"... alot of good movies aren't exactly enjoyable

Lol Mtn, this past year especially. In years past DH and would go to the movies almost weekly.

Mtn— ha! DH seldom watch the same shows or movies but we both thought Yesterday was entertaining and enjoyable.

I have t seen it but a couple might enjoy Ford vs Ferrari. Looking forward to watching it by myself.

Ded, I saw that with DH recently. The subject has a natural appeal for men generally, but it was a good story and well done so I liked it too. We both thought it went a tad long though...

We have such different taste in movies, it’s unusual when we both really like one. We both aliked Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. We also liked Yesterday, me more than him which was weird because he likes the Beatles more. I was struck against that movie, as I always am with I see Ed Sheeran, how much he looks like a very big toddler.

We both liked 1917, which is intense but very good. I don’t usually watch this type of movie but it had good reviews so I agreed to it. We did enjoy Yesterday and Green Book. I liked Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, but DH couldn’t get into it.

Has anyone seen Knives Out? Its on my list to watch.

We like film noir and record them off of TCM every Sat night. Eddie Muller does such a great job giving the backgrounds to the movies, the actors, the directors etc. And he has the most fabulous collection of art deco ties!

I also appreciate the language back then when people didn't make statements with the valley girl lift that make them sound like questions, and they didn't use the word "like" all the time.

The other movie we watched recently which is my favorite screwball comedy was What's Up Doc with Ryan O'Neal, Babs and Madeline Kahn with a fabulous chase scene through the streets of San Francisco.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was good, but I didn't enjoy the ending.

Parasite

Joker

We'll need to watch the Irishman ad 1917. We do want to watch Knives Out, too.

Knives Out is a fun movie, Outside. Loved the ensemble of actors and they seemed like they were enjoying their roles.

I live alone but recently really enjoyed "The Fundamentals of Caring" on Netflix. I think men would like it to.

Also on Prime -- "Dare to be Wild" , a story about the landscape designer Mary Reynolds. Besides the natural elements of the story, I loved how her affirmation and belief in herself made it happen for her. Very inspiring!

Our whole family saw Knives Out and really liked it. Parasite, too.

We really enjoyed Knives Out too-- though someone here said they did not enjoy it, Mtn maybe?

I used to love TCM but it's moved to a higher tier here-- I am already paying a ridic amount for cable that I barely use so I am not going to go the extra $$ for it.

Thank you mentioning Yesterday. We both enjoyed that. It isn't available on Amazon Prime but I did watch the trailer again. Cried. (again). And laughed - Hey Dude. Oh my god!

DH and I enjoyed Kingdom on Netflix. The bad - a zombie plot with the occasional gross-out factor. So, that part was for him. What I loved was the fabulous acting, the stunning scenery, and the beautiful regional costumes.

It has a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes.

https://www.netflix.com/title/80180171

DH and I enjoyed Saving Mr. Banks. It is currently on Netflix. Also Jersey Boys. I haven’t seen Ford vs. Ferrari. DH saw it when it was still in theaters and liked it. From his description, I think I’d like it too.

On Amazon Prime, The Lincoln Lawyer, Matthew McConaughey plays Mick Haller, Harry Bosch’s half brother. DH watches the Bosch series on Amazon Prime. I read the Bosch books written by Michael Connelly.

If you want animated fluff, try Shrek, Cars, and Frozen. We watched Shrek on a flight back from England in 2001. Cars and Frozen we watch with the grands. Nevertheless, they are entertaining.

Not a movie, but a series on Netflix: The Kominsky Method. A good friend and his wife are enjoying it. It is on my “to-watch” list.

So many good recommendations here! We watched Dean last night. I think I enjoyed it more than DH, but it was a really sweet movie -quiet, quirky, with a lovely central theme. DH and I struggle to find a movie to watch together because DH just cannot tolerate liberal sprinkling of the F-word in movies. I don't like it particularly, and often think it's just lazy writing, but I can still enjoy a movie that includes it. So yeah, we're mostly looking at PG-13 movie lists, LOL.

The Movie "Dean"

Bestyears I just added Dean to my watch list - it looks wonderful - thank you!

Our family liked "Unorthodox" but that's because we love music and the part about someone leaving their family and home to pursue musical dreams in Berlin resonated with us. Also the pluses and minuses of leaving a close knit religious community.

Other than some of the others mentioned, we enjoy "Atypical" which is a series, and also the movie "Holiday in the Wild" but only for the eye candy. The plot was as trite as could be. If Kristen Davis was a vet then I'm one too. One review called it stupid but charming. A poor woman's "Out of Africa."

Thanks Bestyears, Dean looks great! I am going to watch!

I highly recommend Wind River https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/wind_river_2017

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If you are a fan of western mysteries and Graham Greene, then if you haven't binged "Longmire" you might want to give it a look. Some of it was pretty far fetched but that's typical. Good actors though. I wonder if the books were any better?

pinkmountain I have Unorthodox on my list but probably to watch alone or while texting with a girlfriend - probably not something that will hole DH's attention.

aktillery we saw Wind River a while ago - very good, very disturbing. Just curious - do you watch alone? Odd question, I know but I can't watch things like that by myself!

Yeah, Unorthodox is a character-driven piece, very slow in the action department! Having visited Berlin because my brother studied music there and is a musician, it had some interesting eye candy. The backdrop also plays a role in this film, as does the costuming. I like films like that, little poetic montages. But not so sure about hubs. He likes dark, apocalyptic depressing slow tales. Or the cartoonish gory violent scene stuff. Me not so much on those . . . particularly now.

DLM, I prefer to watch movies alone. I can't seem to get as absorbed as I would like when watching with others. Then again, I live alone and have for over a year and a half. So, I guess it is what I am used to.

I also love a good horror movie and do not scary easily.

Loved Unorthodox, was so sad it was only four episodes.

I highly recommend Wind River

Same here, but it's no longer available on Netflix.

I enjoyed Unorthodox. Shtisel is phenomenal with the same actress as Unorthodox Shira Haas. Shtisel is such a good show that the New York Times rates as binge worthy, sadly no one knows about it. I also enjoyed Fauda, an action packed thriller set in the West Bank and Caliphate was binge worthy too. We just watched Chocolat, it's 20 years old but so sweet and refreshing.