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PatSeg

(53,177 posts)
5. I loved Train Dreams
Mon Mar 16, 2026, 12:39 PM
Yesterday

It was one of the best movies I've seen in a long time. I haven't watched Sinners yet.

However, One Battle After Another was one of the worst film experiences I've had. It took me three sittings to actually get through it. When I saw it get so much attention during the Golden Globes, I pretty much decided I wasn't even going to bother with the Oscars this year...maybe forever.

I've been watching awards shows all my life and there are always winning movies and performances that I disagree with, but the past two or three years, the selections are pretty disappointing. Sometimes it feels like they are making movies for one another, not for the viewing public. Meanwhile, being an Oscar winning movie doesn't seem to have the positive impact it used to.

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A Note on "One Battle After Another" [View all] Prairie Gates Yesterday OP
Ok I often wondered the origin of your handle GusBob Yesterday #1
It's shrouded in several layers of misdirection, I must say Prairie Gates Yesterday #3
Thank you Prairie Gates Clouds Passing Yesterday #2
Thank you! Prairie Gates Yesterday #6
It was decent movie. Tommy Carcetti Yesterday #4
I loved Train Dreams PatSeg Yesterday #5
I didn't enjoy it Johnny2X2X Yesterday #7
The only "revolutionary" was the sensei leftstreet Yesterday #8
That's a good reading Prairie Gates 20 hrs ago #9
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