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text from youtube "You know what? It's time to start feeling better about things. At the risk of being late to the party, Cinefix is happy to present our list of feel good movies. This Movie List is a painstakingly curated collection of all the different ways a movie can make you feel good about the world. From underdog stories to absurdist comedy, and heart-warming to heartbreak, these are the 10 Most Uplifting Movies of All Time. The List: Faith In Humanity - Won't You Be My Neighbor Underdog Story - Remember the Titans Silly - Monty Python and the Holy Grail Joyful - Amelie Nostalgic - My Neighbor Totoro Fall-In-Love - Top Hat Carefree - Dazed and Confused / Everybody Wants Some Double Feature Peaceful - Cemetery of Splendour Bittersweet - Life is Beautiful Kill a lot of Time - Fanny and Alexander via Blogger https://bit.ly/3aMfnEA

text from youtube "Martin Scorsese's The Irishman, depending on who you ask, was either brilliant or a snoozefest. But even at three and a half hours long odds are we've all got time to revisit Robert De Niro's journey as a mob enforcer. But this time when you watch The Irishman, pay attention to the music, or more specifically, we here at Cinefix want you to pay attention to where there ISN'T music. That's where we think the brilliance of The Irishman live, what brings the whole movie together, weird de-aging VFX and all. This is one very long Brilliant Moment from The Irishman!" via Blogger https://bit.ly/2QCDGgY

Text from youtube "Fede Alvarez, director of The Girl in the Spider's Web, talks about opening scenes. How do you set up a scene that needs to set up the entire movie? He discusses everything from lighting to make up to camera movement in a brand new clip he shared with us." via Blogger http://bit.ly/2BPkh5H

Text from youtube "No Country for Old Men and The Night of the Hunter feature strikingly similar plot devices. But it's their differing depictions of evil that make them an interesting double feature!" via Blogger http://bit.ly/2zptUFF

Text from youtube "For even the most avid film fans, it's sometimes easy to dismiss disaster films as a CGI destructo-fests. But when you really break it down, disaster movie DNA can be found in every cinematic genre." via Blogger http://bit.ly/2Mkxc2h