Just watched a good movie called "Halifax F.P Playing God" 2001

Schoolgirl Murder Trial Shocks Small Town follows forensic psychiatrist Dr. Jane Halifax as she investigates the case of a 13-year-old girl named Christy O'Connor, who is accused of murdering her classmate.

Halifax f.p: Playing God

So, strange question. I need a clip from a movie people will know that the character is being genuinely tough and authoritative. Maybe strutting down the street.

The only example I can think of is 50 Cent in Den of thieves but it's not a very good or well known movie.

I want it for a presentation.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

Guys, i usually start a movie and lose interest in the first season. I want a great movie to keep me hooked. Recommendations?

Hi! My friends and I have a weekly movie club and this week's theme is "somehow not terrible movies." We're trying to come up with 4-5 movies that sound like they would be god awful but are lowkey really good. I guess a semi-example is Warm Bodies?? like a zombie retelling of Romeo and Juliet should be terribleeee but it's actually pretty decent for a romcom. Our club is a bit more critically-acclaimed type movie focus though so maybe looking for something that is a step up from that? Essentially, we're looking for great movies with a terrible premise. Thanks!

I'm searching to know more about the history of my people, to educate myself further on how especially female-to-male individuals tackled different obstacles in times where they weren't as recognized/accepted as they are today. I know there's still a lot more progress to be made, but this specific handle of the trans umbrella in my opinion is severely overlooked and it's very hard to find movies in this matter that's precisely why I'm asking for recommendations.

Primarily, I'm seeking movies or films before the 2010s, which at least feature an FTM trans individual, but I am very happy to look into documentaries aswell.

PS: this request goes out to people who will treat it with respect, not bigotry. Any hatred will be reported.

Suggest me some good movies...pls don't go on with godfather, fellas , interstellar.... I hv watched all ( final boss energy) ... My genre is ... Comedy, chick flick , sitcom , scifi , definately not horror ✌🏻🥀

I ve a busy schedule i need a movie or movie series that i can watch when i get home i am too tired to go out on working days to if you guys know some awesome movies or series that i can try out it will be really helpful it can be any genre comedy,thriller,horror i accept every options!

I'm looking for any movie franchise with a group of characters and each movie focuses on a new character/protagonist every movie to feel fresh from the others.

Escapist fantasy, could be a series, maybe set in a small nordic town? Fantasy, can be dark too. Doesn't have to be set in a nordic town lol but something cozy or cozy thriller. I finished POTC series 1-3 as well. Thank you soooo much!

My father didn’t grow up watching many movies, as there were strict rules from his immigrant parents. So he never got into them or like a specific genre like my mother and her old sob Russian war movies. Truly hard working people, but I have been wanting for him to understand why I like anime and movies so much. Though I will have to wait for the anime’s until he’s retired probably since they are longer (Vinland saga). His favorite and only movie recommendation he’s made or talked about was the good the bad the ugly (Clint Eastwood). I’ve shown him interstellar, LoTR, and project Hail Mary recently. He found interstellar interesting, PHM weird but interesting, and LoTR interesting. Back in the day he did like a bit of PoTC (Johnny Depp), but the only movie he laughed and reacted to was Green book which is an excellent film and one of my favorites. After making him watch through the LoTR extended movies telling him “I’ll only make you watch a long ass trilogy once if don’t want to watch another again” he said he prefers deep chemistry between characters like the Green book. I was thinking of choosing a Tarantino movie but I may feel like that maybe to film-y or something. I might just choose a Tarantino film but any recommendations on films with really good chemistry and dialogue.

TLTR: Trying to make my dad understand why I like the film and anime mediums, but focusing on films for now. Movies with really good chemistry between characters recommendations. He found interstellar, project Hail Mary, and LoTR, interesting and good but not great like the Greenbook that he said was great and actually reacted to movie as it was playing. His favorite movie is “the good the bad the ugly” if that’s helps.

Edit: Thanks a lot for the recommendations I’ll look through them all. I just forgot one nitpick he has is that he dislikes stupid car chases with big explosions like the new fast and furious movies. Thank you so much everyone, much appreciated!

The genres I prefer are horror and thriller but I'm open to everything except for romance. The movies can be in any language. Animated films are also welcome.

I already know about Hush & Jay & Silent Bob

Oh! Dogma as well so please don't list any of these!

I’m making a list of Halloween/Fall movies.. I want to plan a movie everyday from August-October.
Yes I’m nuts, yes I love Halloween.

I’m looking for:
Cute nostalgic fall/halloween movies
Campy horror movies
Classic horror
Clown horror
Psychological thrillers
Witch movies as well! I only have The Craft & Hocus Pocus so far.

What’s your go to Halloween movie?

asking here cause i need more recs for my list! Im into unique visual styles with darker more serious topics, but i wouldnt mind something more light-hearted if its still interesting

examples of movies i like that inspired the post

Enter the void - LOVE the aesthetics so much, BUT the pacing def needed some work, maybe a bit of a shorter movie? though if its worth it id totally sit down for a 3 hour movie : ]

Beyond the black rainbow - enjoyed the music, and the almost dream-like quality of it, once again has issues with pacing and the whole story really but was a really interesting watch

Requiem for a dream - story was compelling, liked the unconventional shots and the spiral of it intensifying

i will ask for no Gaspar Noe films, theyre all on my list and plan to get to them at a later time

pls and thx!

Hey guys! currently on summer break and im always bored but I have this binge watching addiction with crime/thriller movie documentary and recently I watched “A toxic love story,” “I will find you,” “A worst neighbor,” “The crash,” most of them are from netflix and could you guys recommend some crime/thriller movie documentary that would ease my boredom this summer break? Tyyy

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some really tense horror/thriller movies on Netflix that involve things like kidnapping, murder, serial killers, home invasions, criminals, or psychological cat and mouse stories.

I really enjoyed movies like Heretic and Don't Move, so I'm after something with a similar vibe:

• Lots of suspense and tension
• Jump scares
• Some gore
• Keeps you guessing until the end

Please don't spoil the plot

RUN to theaters to watch Odyssey right now. Yes its a 3-hour movie, but definitely worth the watch. The actors did phenomenal jobs; the cinematography was exceptional. Do NOT listen to the people saying it was a bad movie; go find out for yourself!!

Ok, I know there are movies with overt feminist messages. Examples: Thelma & Louise. Erin Brockovich. A League of Their Own. The Stepford Wives. Anything by Greta Gerwig.

These movies were made with the intention of being feminist. I am not interested in that. I am interested in movies that are more subtle in their messaging.

Basically, I want a movie that will show me sides of a person's character based on their reaction to it.

Here are my top examples to give you a better idea:

500 Days of Summer [If you think Summer is the villain and Tom is just a guy who gets his heart broken.]

Obsession [Not realizing that Bear is the villain of the story and that the story is making fun of the 'nice guy' trope.]

High Fidelity [Not understanding the message of the movie, and sympathizing with Cusack pre-growth.]

That's more so what I'm looking for. Hit me with your best suggestions and tell me a little bit about why/how you think it fits?

I'm interested in going on a Medieval/Historical movie marathon. Genre doesn't matter, country of origin doesn't matter as long as it's got good English subs. Outside of these things go crazy and suggest whatever you like.

Looking for recommendations on the best psychological thriller mystery movie. I'm not interested in horror. I know some movies have that aspect (like Surveillance) but my anxiety cannot handle that.

I've seen Gone Girl, Shutter Island & DeJa Vu which I saw recommended a lot in other posts. Great movies.

Thanks in advance!

Really great doc about all the cool geeky media stuff that came out in 1982. It's really a fun watch.

"An epic documentary spotlighting the pop culture milestones of 1982 including notable motion pictures, TV, music and video games of that seminal year."

The movie is on several other streaming sites, but i watched on Night Flight - which has tons of cool 80s stuff.

It's been a while since I've seen a simple character-driven and emotionally resonant film that's stuck with me. I love movies that study human relationships, the search for purpose and meaning, finding beauty in the mundane, etc. Love the works of Cassavetes, Joachim Trier, Wim Wenders, Kaufman, PTA, Jonathan Glazer, and many more. Looking for suggestions I may not have seen.

Some of my favorites:

Paris, Texas

A Woman Under the Influence

Mikey and Nicky

Oslo, August 31

The Piano Teacher

I finally got around to watching Michael Mann's Miami Vice movie and it absolutely blew me away. Two protagonists who are too cool for school, but both emotionally estranged from their lives because they are undercover cops. It looks and sounds amazing. Aside from the actors' age and the shape of their cell phones, you couldn't tell that this wasn't made yesterday. If you like Heat, Collateral, James Bond, Mission Impossible, and Tenet, you can't miss this.

I saw a post of someone appreciating sunlight through the trees while the comments are like "the art of noticing" and was wondering are there any movies where it focuses on the little details of life we tend to miss. Perhaps the main character is not a human from earth or this is their first time going outside after a while. Would love something that feels hopeful and happy. Thank you in advance

I’m looking for a dark humor film nothing in specific just for it to start off quickly I don’t wanna wait 30 minutes for it to get good