A Separation
2:00 PM - 50 people.
Trailers:
In Darkness - nothing
Some movie about how a guy's dad accidentally wins the nobel prize that is really his? IDK.
Movie:
Woa. SO deserves the screenplay nomination. This movie is non stop fighting and arguing. Everyone puts in tonssssssssss of emotions and they all feel like real people, which never happens in a movie. Dayum. They all should have gotten acting nominations. The lead actor was the best, his daughter was also great (it must suck to be her in this movie, what she has to go through), and everyone else was all still great. It's about how the guy hires a lady to look after his dad while he's at work. Yadda yadda yadda drama drama drama herunbornbabydiesandit'sawhodunitmysteryandwhathappensiscraycray... And in the last scene the girl has to make a pretty difficult decision, but it doesn't tell us what her decision is which kind of annoyed me. But oh well.
A Dangerous Method
4:05 PM - 50 people
Trailers:
In Darkness - nothing
Movie:
Keira Knightley plays a stutterer in the beginning. And she's insane. Pretty good acting. Michael Fassbender is the main character but he doesn't do much. Then everyone else is pretty meh. The story isn't about anything in particular. He's a doctor, Freud is a famous doctor (I learned about him in my Psychology class ) and they disagree that sex is the origin of like, all desires and motives, they fight, they break up (seriously I think there was a relationship between the two men) and the movie ends.