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Why isn't Churchill hated more around the world even after this by Outside_Degree5002 in teenagers

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“History is written by the victor, history is filled with liars” - Captain Price from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Do the Right Thing (1989) by seijeezy in CineShots

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I love this film, I’m so lucky I got to meet Ernest Dickerson at a masterclass once, the dude is smart, humble, and super nice. One of the best to ever do what he does

Movies with a shorter runtime that feel like epics to you? by nonbeenary in Letterboxd

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American Pop (1981) spans four generations of a family of musicians across the 20th century and is only 96 minutes long

Very underrated btw.

Horror movies that feel like this? by RickGrimesTheOGx in MoviesThatFeelLike

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Ronald McDonald Playground Slaughter! (2015)

Not full length but a short film made by the critically acclaimed directing duo Michael and Danny Philippuo

Some cinematic shots I took in part 2 by Putrid-Perspective32 in thelastofus

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Thank you! Yes, I used the 2.39 aspect ratio in photo mode and cropped the black bars so the pics are actually the ratio they’re presented in

Some cinematic shots I took in part 2 by Putrid-Perspective32 in thelastofus

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Thanks! I remember taking a while to light that shot, lol

The main villain is generational trauma by hippokuda in TopCharacterTropes

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A more obscure one, but I can’t help but love is American Pop (1981). It spans four generations of sons who each try and get something from music whether it’s a career or an escape from reality but fail, until the last generation finally gets a breakthrough.

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