While I’ve been looking for a series to replace my beloved This Is Us, I’ve watched a lot — and here’s my hot recommendation for you! A story based on real events and about the importance of your own desires. Sad, funny, and utterly charming 💔

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Just ended watching the first season of Mobland series. If you like Guy Ritchie, English style and can bear a piece of ultraviolence at the screen, then I definitely recommend it. 10 episodes. Straight as hell.

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My top recommendation for anyone who loves twisty plots, psychological thrillers, and beautiful visuals. Six episodes you’ll binge in one go ❤️‍🔥

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Magic Mike became Roofman — he used to take off clothes, now he takes off locks

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📽 "Driving Madeleine" The film begins with a taxi ride and just a conversation between an elderly woman and a tired taxi driver. But very quickly you begin to realize that this is not just a conversation, but literally a whole life. This film teaches gratitude — for the days you've lived, for meeting people, for the chance to start from scratch, regardless of age. And if you like stories that leave a touching mark inside, "Driving Madeleine" is just for you. This is a film to stop, feel and remember that life is beautiful in all its shades. Enjoy your viewing 🍿

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"The Offer" is a series about the making of the legendary film "The Godfather." I highly recommend it if you haven't already. 🎬

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When was the last time you watched a full-length movie at home? TV series have enslaved us and drowned us in a wave of content. We spend our time on TikToks and Reels, unable to slow down for a proper hour and a half–two-hour film. Yet somehow, there’s always time for endless episodes. Is this a consequence of collective ADHD? Or just a lack of worthwhile films in the past five to seven years? What do you think?

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Finished watching And Just Like That (the continuation of Sex and the City - forever a classic 🔥). Totally in love with Carrie’s vibe, her elegance and style💃👠 Who’s your favorite character?

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I watched two movies with Caleb Landry Jones today… Dracula (2025) is not bad, but without delight... Nitram (2021)… tells about real events about the mass murder in Port Arthur (Australia), which took place in 1996.

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Summer is already nearing its end, but there is a chance ahead to end the holidays in a truly fabulous way. ✨ I recommend the movie "How to Train your Dragon" (2025), a remake of a good old story that surprises with a fresh look. They haven't just updated the graphics here — they've added depth to the characters and introduced unexpected twists. Children will get hooked on dragon flights, and adults will appreciate subtle emotions and semantic accents. Quotes that especially caught my eye: ✔️ "The hero is not the one who is stronger, but the one who is wiser" ✔️ "Sometimes your weakness is your main strength" ✔️ "Family is those who accept you for real" For me, this film was the perfect transition from summer freedom to a new school year: light, kind, but with important reminders that miracles happen when you stay yourself. Have you watched? What moment or character do you remember the most?

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The thoughts of the main character are relevant. A little over 10 years have passed.. Alan Turing: Of course machines can't think as people do. A machine is different from a person. Hence, they think differently. The interesting question is, just because something, uh... thinks differently from you, does that mean it's not thinking? Well, we allow for humans to have such divergences from one another. You like strawberries, I hate ice-skating, you cry at sad films, I am allergic to pollen. What is the point of... different tastes, different... preferences, if not, to say that our brains work differently, that we think differently? And if we can say that about one another, then why can't we say the same thing for brains... built of copper and wire, steel? The Imitation Game (2014)

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if you haven’t watched ‘white bird: a wonder story’, drop everything—my 10/10 recommendation. julian albans gets expelled for abusing a classmate, and his grandma visits to reveal her own past: surviving nazi-occupied france thanks to the kindness of a boy bullied at school. it’s a tearjerker about courage and compassion that’ll wreck you in the best way.

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Friends, I urgently need help I decided to arrange a movie night with a gorgeous sound and a picture on the projector, but I don’t know what movie to watch...🫠 Recommend me a movie, and I’ll thank you for the chosen one🫶🏻

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You've already seen the movie F1? My new music track https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hIiBxOQHpI follow my tg channel https://t.me/theradiancemusic

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I plan to devote today to the series that caught my attention from the first episode. Friends and neighbors, have you watched it yet?

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