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#1899Netflix has been on the top of the Netflix charts for weeks since it came out. IMO, it was the first great show they’ve made since #TheOA. Acclaimed by critics & fans. And of course, @Netflix cancels another gem.
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Streaming platforms shd stop chasing money & give art & artists some respect.
Either don't greenlit a show or let them finish their story.
Canceling shows is disrespectful to the ppl who put in their time & effort, & disappointing to fans.
Bo & Jantje deserve better.
#1899Netflix
My favourite Indian films of 2022
1. The Last Film Show
2. Jana Gana Mana
3. Gargi
4. RRR
5. Badhaai Do
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🎬 Kumbalangi Nights (2019)
Streaming On: Prime Video
The beauty of Kumbalangi Nights is everytime you rewatch it, you'll find new layers that you missed before. Such a beautiful and heartwarming film.
The more i explore Malayalam cinema the more i fall in love with Kerala.
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🎬 Ijaazat (1987)
Streaming Platform: YouTube
This Scene ❤️
I would anyday recommend this gem over anything else, Hindi cinema in 70's and 80's was a special era ❤️👑
Must Watch!!
#RanveerSingh
Most favourite film : Lootera / Bajirao Mastani
Most overrated film : Gundey
Most underrated film : Lootera
Replying to @Its_CineHub
#RanveerSingh
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🎬 Capernaum (2018) - Amazon Prime
Suggestion: @HDsmile
This beautiful work of cinema touches your emotions to the core. It makes you to realise how badly poverty effects human lives, specially for children growing up. Brace yourself for an emotional ride.
Highly Recommended!
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#LOST premiered for the very first time 18 years ago today, and changed the way we view television forever.
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One of the best villain origin stories 💔
#MinnalMurali
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🎬 Barfi (2012)
This scene is very close to my heart for some odd reasons.
10 years of Barfi. Time Flies.
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🎬 : Aamis (2019) - SonyLiv
I remember watching this Assamese film back in 2019 in an almost empty theater all alone and being absolutely blown away with the bizzare and twisted plot and storytelling.
This is not something you expect from India cinema and am not exaggerating.
































