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5 Movies To Watch During Self Isolation

5 Movies To Watch During Self Isolation

To Get Your Mind Off Of Things For A While

So, now that many of us are in self isolation, there is a lot of free time on our hands. So, to help pass the time, I've created a list of 5 movies to to get your mind off of things for a while. Each movie is from a different genre. I thought a little variety would be good. Click on the title of the movie to pull up the review and see if it's right for you. I think most of us could use a little escapism at the moment. So, lets get right into it!

5. The Lost City Of Z

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The Lost City Of Z is a historical adventure which is based on true events. Charlie Hunnam in my opinion is an under appreciated actor and he really shines in this film. I know there's a book about the events as well, but I haven't read it yet. If you're looking for a little adventure, consider The Lost City Of Z.

4. Stonehearst Asylum

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Stonehearst Asylum is a gothic film. If you're looking for something a little more dark, then you might find yourself enjoying Stonehearst Asylum. The movie is based off of a story by Edgar Allen Poe, and what's more gothic than Poe?

3. Good Boys

Good Boys Movie Poster
Good Boys is basically the movie Superbad but set in the 6th grade. The humor is a bit raunchy in some parts and I want to make this clear, this movie is NOT for kids. I know kids art starring in Good Boys, but the humor leans more adult. With that said, if you enjoyed Superbad, you'll probably find yourself enjoying Good Boys.

2. ReMastered: Devil At The Crossroads

ReMastered: Devil At The Crossroads Movie Poster Documentary
ReMastered: Devil At The Crossroads is an excellent Documentary on Netflix. It tells the life story of the famous Blues artist, Robert Johnson. ReMastered: Devil At The Crossroads is a bit on the shorter side, but I think the length of this film is perfect for a Documentary. If you're up for a little music documentary, then I'd suggest checking this one out.

1. Casablanca

Casablanca Movie Poster
Casablanca is an excellent classic film. I know it has it's own genre's it fits in, but I'm labeling it as a classic because well, it is. If you love movies, Casablanca is a must see film. It has action, comedy, romance, wit, and style. It's perhaps one of the best films ever made. I can't think of a better way to end this list than by watching Casablanca.


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