<PR>get_movie_attribute<PRAN>review.critic<PRAV>older movie it received an 88%<C><U>I have been stuck between taking her to see something of a thriller or an instant classic. What are the stark differences to you?<A>Movies from Marvel, Disney, and Pixar you can assume will be blown out of proportion and are immediately off of my list for a quality film choice. Maybe something with an older appeal?<U>Okay! Had a conversation recently about a movie Memento following a very personal storyline and I could see it being a gripping tale without being bogus.<A>Memento is a great example! Could also go for something like Deja Vu where more lives are at stake.<U>Defitinely not. Its a date I'm going on, remember!? I don't want all lovey dovey but if thats our only option so be it.<A>Have you considered looking through some reviews? Its been a while since you have been out to the movies.<U>Yes! Looking at Metacritic and First Love could be a serious contender. They liked it almost through and through.<PN>find_movies<PAN>description.other<PAV>could be a serious contender<PR>find_movies<PRAN>name.movie<PRAV>A Star Is Born<A>It ALL depends. If you see that a source is only commenting on their production or staging those could be details that would have never affected you! If you're watching for the emotion during or the feel you have leaving the theater I could suggest A Star Is Born.<U>Oh but its an older film she may like something new.<A>If they are reshowing a movie its most likely worth your time. Some movies are special to that regard.<U>Well that leaves me doubting.<A>Not exactly!<U>Could you check with a couple sources?<PN>get_movie_attribute<PAN>name.movie<PAV>A Star Is Born<PAN>attribute<PAV>review.critic
Looking at this older movie it received an 88% Id say its a serious one.
Looking at this older movie it received an 88% Id say its a serious one.