Gifts keep coming! Sure, you may have gotten a present on Wednesday, but luckily for you, Deco is still in the mood to give…Here are five must-see movies. why? Because they’re dynamite. Here it is, courtesy of Showtime this week.
completely unknown
Timothée Chalamet (Bob Dylan): “Everyone in that room wants me to be someone else. They should leave me alone.”
Will Harrison (Bob Neuwirth): “What will you be?”
Timothée Chalamet (Bob Dylan): “Whatever it is, they don’t want me to be that way.”
Timothée Chalamet plays little-known singer-songwriter Bob Dylan in A Completely Unknown.
Yes, I’m kidding. It’s not about Timmy playing Bobby, it’s about Dylan not being super famous. We just wanted to make sure you were listening.
nosferatu
Lily-Rose Depp (as Ellen Hatter): “I’m ready.”
“Nosferatu” is coming, and it should scare everyone.
A remake of the classic 1922 silent vampire film, it tells the story of an undead European nobleman, the innocent woman he lusts after, and the husband sworn to protect her.
inner fire
Sarah Allen (Nicole Thompson): “It’s not fair, but people expect female athletes to behave a certain way.”
Ryan Destiny (as Claressa Shields): “I won the gold medal by being me. What happened to being true to who I am?”
Claressa Shields is considered to be the greatest female boxer of all time. Her story is told in “The Fire Inside.”
Like a true champion, she never let any defeat bring her down, both in and out of the ring.
Los Frikis
Eros de la Puente (as Gustavo): “Maybe it’s better to be sick. In the sanatorium, they let us do whatever we wanted.”
Character from “Los Frikis”: “Gustavo, I won’t always be here to take care of you.”
In the early ’90s, Cuban punk rock musicians made a surprising decision. In order to build their own happiness, they intentionally inject themselves with HIV in order to live freely in government-run facilities. That is the true story of “Los Frikis”.
baby girl
Nicole Kidman (as Romy Mathis): “I see myself as…”
Harris Dickinson (Samuel): “A power-hungry personality?”
Nicole Kidman (Romy Mathis): “You think that’s me?”
Harris Dickinson (Samuel): “I think you like being told what to do. I’m sorry, but I didn’t mean that – that was very inappropriate.”
Nicole Kidman received rave reviews for her performance in “Baby Girl.” The Oscar winner plays a hotshot New York executive whose relationship with an intern draws her into unexplored sexual and psychological territory.
Harris Dickinson (Samuel): “He’s a good boy.”
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