Which Golden Globes-Nominated Movie Should You Watch Tonight?
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A. Something that’ll make me cry
What Are You In The Mood For?
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B. Something with an anti-hero
C. Something supernatural
D. Something kid-friendly
E. Something full of action
Disney
Mubi
A. Slow and steady with emotional weight
What Kind of Pace Are You Into?
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B. A slow burn before an unpredictable ending
C. A vibrant introduction with an action-packed conclusion
D. Upbeat and fun to keep the kids engaged
E. Full of drama and twists from start to finish
Warner Bros.
Netflix
A. A normal person working through tough emotions
What Kind of Character Do You Root For?
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B. A misunderstood villain with a good heart
C. A protector willing to risk it all
D. An adventurer who’ll inspire your kids to be brave
E. A flawed person just trying to do the right thing
A. An intimate family home
Which Cinematic Setting Do You Want To Explore?
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B. A dark European castle
C. A vast rural landscape
D. A distant planet
E. A sprawling desert
A. Blood is thicker than water
Pick The Movie Tagline That Interests You Most
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B. The monster is not who you think it is
C. A dance with the devil
D. What if the thing you were searching for found you first?
E. Some search for battles, others are born into it
A. Ice cream. It’s the only thing that stops the tears
What’s Your Movie Snack?
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B. A cheese plate. I like something classic
C. Chips and salsa. I need a little spice
D. Popcorn and all the candy. I need enough to share with the kids
E. A beer. No further comment.
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You love something moving with a deeply personal plot, and Sentimental Value is the perfect fit. Joachim Trier’s critically acclaimed film follows sisters Nora and Agnes as they navigate a complicated reconciliation with their estranged father, a famed director, while dealing with an eager young actress cast to lead his comeback film. In addition to a Best Picture nod, the film picked up seven Golden Globe nominations.
Mostly As: Sentimental Value
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If you’re into a misunderstood anti-hero and a moody 18th-century setting, Guillermo del Toro's ornate spin on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is essential viewing. The Best Picture nominee is up for several Golden Globe nominations, including a nod for Oscar Isaac for his role as Dr. Frankenstein and for Jacob Elordi for his role as The Creature.
Mostly Bs: Frankenstein
Ryan Coolger’s Sinners has it all, from strong characters and a heartfelt story to supernatural elements and a dramatic conclusion. When twins Smoke and Stack, who are both played by Best Actor nominee Michael B. Jordan, try to give up their troubled pasts and set up a dance hall in their hometown, a greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.
Mostly Cs: Sinners
If the whole family is tuning in to movie night, Elio is the perfect uplifting adventure story for all ages. The Best Animated Movie nominee follows Elio, an 11-year-old with an active imagination, who finds himself beamed up to the Communiverse after befriending aliens. There, he is mistaken for the intergalactic ambassador of Earth and must navigate a crisis with the alien he befriends.
Mostly Ds: Elio
Paul Thomas Anderson’s Best Picture nominee is an action-packed comedy that’ll have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. The film earned nominations for Leonardo DiCaprio, Chase Infiniti, Teyana Taylor, Sean Penn, and Benicio Del Toro. In it, DiCaprio plays Bob, a washed-up revolutionary who must lean back into his old skills when his daughter is targeted.
Mostly Es: One Battle After Another
