Writing Prompt: What are your best movies of 2023?
THE MOVIES OF 2023
The more movies I watch, the more I like watching them. I have a large collection of movies online and as DVDs, yes, I still have movies on DVD. I love to make a selection of movies to watch every weekend and special selections are kept aside for festivals and long holidays. I enjoy streaming my movies, as that is very convenient, without having to trawl through A DVD collection to locate the ones you want to watch. Streaming movies is far simpler and is the best option. I guess that in time I will eventually create a collection of online mob=vies I can stream at anytime and anywhere.
I enjoy watching action movies, comedies, historical movies, martial arts, thrillers and War movies. I have a number of fantasy and a few romance movies to try to keep the balance for my wife and our friends. Here is a short list of the noteworthy movies I have watched and I am looking forward to watch before this year 2023 comes to an end.
1. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
2. Killers of the Flower Moon
3. Oppenheimer
4. The Fabelmans
5. Hit Man
6. The Equalizer 3
7. Barbie
8. Last Sentinel
9. The Covenant
10. No Hard Feelings
Are you a movie buff and what would you have on your list of movies to watch this year 2023? I look forward to reading your article on the best movies of 2023 in your opinion. Movies are stories told on the silver screen and which writer does not love movies? There must be many who dislike movies, but there are many who love them for the storytelling present in every movie.
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I had the pleasure of watching three movies from your list: The Equalizer 3, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, and Oppenheimer. As someone who isn't easily impressed and understands what others might be thinking, especially as a critic, I always look for something meaningful to take away from a movie. If I spend my time concentrating and don't find anything, be it a quote or a message, I can't help but beat myself up the whole night because I hate wasting time. That's why I still revisit old classic movies, like last week when I watched "Good Will Hunting." But anyway, a tomato, is not everyone's favourite. 😉