I’ve added a few from your favorites list too, so thanks to you as well. :)

I’m so happy I picked this version to watch, because I don’t think I’m going to want to see the other films by the same name. It satisfied me that much. The movie was so dark and romantic. I was definitely totally engrossed in the film, and I feel it will be a memorable one for years to come. I would highly recommend. 5/5

I didnt like it.

Finally started watching Outlander during Christmas break and loving it off the bat. Looks like a keeper. Thanks so much, uploaders. :)

What malignant narcissists do. Excellent dramatization of the tactic.

Don’t let the beautiful dresses fool you: this movie is a classic spaghetti western through and through. Only difference is the setting is Australia bush instead of The Monuments Valley and the hero uses a sewing machine instead of a pair of Colt Navy pistols.

Great film, especially if you are into writing. At least Colette got the recognition she deserved.

hy didn wanta watch it till i saw u coment an i agrea was gud…thanx.

Loved it from the get go when you get to experience man’s first attempts at flying jets, and how it kept getting away from Neil, and how everything rattled like it was about to go, to Apollo 11. Like a rattling tin can. Nothing like the smooth, almost silent, operation of what we come to expect in fiction. What did he see at 1:05? I had family who were young engineers in that Houston control room.

Excellent execution. Been so waiting for this. It’s like a metaphor, an allegory for things I can relate to. Thanks uploaders!

Among the films I’ve seen twice

Strange and riveting, carried forward by phantasmical music. Leaves one pleasantly unsettled, like a weird horror movie.

One of my favorite Davis films.

Absolutely terrifying story, so real.

On top of my most disturbing horror flick lists. Mainly because the poor saps who get reanimated look so tortured, so unhappy with their condition.

Hahaha. Chris McDick makes me lol.:D