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I understand the criticism of Ed and Lorraine Warren but I still think the first two Conjuring movies are great horror films.

I completely understand why people don’t like Ed and Lorraine Warren and I’m not here to defend them or their real-life claims.

But if I look at The Conjuring movies purely as horror films, especially the first two, I genuinely think they’re really good.

They’re creepy, entertaining, well-made and have some genuinely scary moments. I actually rewatch the first two at least once every year and I still enjoy them just as much.

I also think Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga are fantastic in these movies. Their chemistry is great and I genuinely enjoy watching them play Ed and Lorraine, regardless of what I think about the real people.

I’ve seen people on here say they could easily live without The Conjuring franchise and that’s fair. Everyone has different tastes. But as someone who genuinely loves the horror genre and watches a lot of horror movies, I feel like finding a really good, entertaining horror movie isn’t always easy.

I know the franchise has its flaws, especially the later movies but I still have a soft spot for it.

I also genuinely enjoy the Annabelle movies, especially Annabelle: Creation. I know these movies aren’t everyone’s cup of tea but I find them entertaining and rewatchable.

Anyone else feel the same way? I feel like the first two movies deserve some appreciation regardless of what people think about the real Warrens.

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u/Ok_Palpitation_3742 — 3 days ago
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"Comedy of 1994" - Ace Ventura vs. The Mask vs. Dumb and Dumber? What is the funniest of the Jim Carrey films of this trio in your own words and own opinions?

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u/JudgmentConsistent50 — 3 days ago
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Hi reddit!!! I'm James McAvoy. Ask me anything!

Hello there, reddit. I'm James McAvoy, here to answer your questions.

my directorial debut, CALIFORNIA SCHEMIN', is out in US theaters starting weekend.

Synopsis: Two friends with thick Scottish accents try to land a record deal by posing as hip-hop artists from California. As fame beckons and the lies pile up, their friendship gets put to the test.

Here's the US trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1hfDwS_TVU

Tickets/showtimes/info/etc: https://www.magentalightstudios.com/film?slug=california-schemin

I'll be back at around 10:00-11:00 AM ET this morning to answer your questions. Please ask away. Hope to see you all at the movies!

u/JamesMcAvoyAMA — 6 days ago
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What is it that Sorkin lacks that Woody Allen and Kevin Smith possess, allowing them to become successful directors of their own writing?

One of the biggest criticisms leveled at Social Reckoning is Aaron Sorkin’s directing.

However, I don’t think Aaron Sorkin is a bad director.

I just think he had an impossible task when he was assigned to direct the sequel to a film directed by one of the greatest visual storyteller of our.

Imagine if Jurassic Park: The Lost World was directed by David Koepp. It just wouldn’t be that good.

If you compare Rob Reiner’s “A Few Good Men” to Aaron Sorkin’s “The Trial of the Chicago Seven,” you’ll notice that both movies were written by Sorkin, but Reiner directed “A Few Good Men” while Sorkin wrote and directed “The Trial of the Chicago Seven.” Surprisingly, neither movie is widely criticized, and the transition between the two movies is visually seamless because it’s clear that Rob Reiner was a skilled director of court dramas and didn’t do a lot of visual spectacle.

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u/Away_Risk1757 — 3 days ago
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AYO dis movie right hurr Blue Streak is the shizznit yo!

AYYYYY NAH CUZ BLUE STREAK IS STRAIGHT-UP THAT MOVIE FAM!! 😭🔥💀

LIKE MY BOY MARTIN LAWRENCE OUT HERE PLAYIN' MILES LOGAN STEALIN' A WHOLE DIAMOND GETTIN' LOCKED UP THEN COMIN' BACK OUT HERE PRETENDIN' TO BE A WHOLE POLICE OFFICER?!? 💀💀

BRO IS A CRIMINAL PLAYIN' A COP WHO'S TRYNA CATCH HIMSELF!! YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS STUFF UP DAWG!! 😭😭

And the way he be talkin' to folks with that straight face makin' up stuff on the fly tryna keep his cover from gettin' BLOWN?! MAN I'M CRYIN'!! 😂😂 Every five minutes this dude got himself into some new mess and somehow he STILL be talkin' like he got everything under control!

AND DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON LUKE WILSON!! 🤣 That man just tryna do his job while Martin out here freelancin' his way through the entire LAPD like it's a side quest in a video game!!

🔥 THE COMEDY? FIRE. 🔥 THE ACTION? FIRE. 🔥 THE QUOTES? LEGENDARY. 🔥 MARTIN LAWRENCE'S FACIAL EXPRESSIONS? OSCAR-WORTHY FOOLISHNESS MY GUY!!

And that whole setup with the diamond hidden in the police station?! NAH FAM. THE AUDACITY. THE ABSOLUTE GALL. THIS MAN REALLY SAID I'M FINNA GO BACK TO THE SCENE OF THE CRIME AND GET A JOB THERE. 😭😭😭

BLUE STREAK AIN'T JUST A MOVIE IT'S A WHOLE VIBE BRUH!! You throw that joint on and suddenly the whole room locked in. Ain't nobody scrollin' on they phone. Ain't nobody askin' what's next. We ALL sittin' there watchin' Miles dig himself deeper into the most ridiculous undercover operation EVER!!

REAL TALK THIS MOVIE GOT THAT REWATCH VALUE YA HEARD?! You can watch it a hundred times and STILL be laughin' at the same foolishness like it's brand-new!!

MARTIN LAWRENCE WAS IN HIS BAG FAM. HIS WHOLE WALLET. HIS WHOLE BANK ACCOUNT. 💰😂🔥

BLUE STREAK IS THAT MF MOVIE. PERIOD. NO DEBATE. CASE CLOSED. 🚔💎😭

u/Remote_Republic_5509 — 5 days ago
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Glen Powell Is Staying Quiet on Politics Because ‘I Do Not Like the Discourse,’ Says ‘Running Man’ Flopped After Paramount Laid Off ‘Entire Marketing Department’

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u/yourfavchoom — 8 days ago