3 underrated HBO Max movies to watch this weekend (July 18-20)

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The ribbon has a lot of great movies to choose from, but we chose three underrated movies to watch this weekend.

Fans of Disaster will definitely like it Wavethis is a European film with a Hollywood blockbuster plot, and General Xers can relive his glory days with the Oddball High School comedy Best to die.

If you are a Anna Faris Fans like us, then check it out What is your phone number?sweet rom-com costart Chris Evans.

“Wand” (2016)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpiov-tcaeu

geologist Christian (Kristoffer Joner) was about to leave the Norwegian Mountain Resort, where he worked before discovering it, preventing his death. He realized that the activity in the nearby mountains strongly indicated that the avalanche was imminent and able to suffer massive damage. Due to the location of the mountain, the avalanche will create a huge superstar that will cover the resort on the wall of water and flood all its residents. In the match against time, Kristian tried to warn everyone and evacuate his family before it was too late.

Its natural disaster plot and emphasis on displaying scenes of mass destruction, Wave It looks and sounds like a typical Hollywood blockbuster. But what distinguishes it from big budget movies earthquake and Bert Lancaster and Dante’s Peak and Pierce Brosnan It is that it will never lose focus on its central role. Kristian is not a stock hero – he is just a normal guy trying to save as many people as possible. His good intentions are sometimes not enough, and you really feel the cost of living is high. Wave It’s an impressive action wonder that never feels cheap or exploitative.

Wave Streaming on HBO Max.

“A Better Death” (1985)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndsavg_i_lw

Lane Meyer (John Cusack) is a frustrated teenager whose girlfriend Beth (Amanda Wyss), just throwing him to the captain of the ski team he desperately wanted to join. Frustrated, he tried to commit suicide by half twins, but failed every time. He doesn’t think he has anything to lose, and he challenges Beth’s new boyfriend to the town’s scare ski race on the mountain, either winning Beth or driving Lane out of pain forever.

Even if it has the protagonist of suicide, Best to die It’s a brisk 80s movie that’s stranger than a normal teen comedy. (The film treats suicide a little outdated, but harmless.) Ryan’s family is a variety of weird dance parties, with his father obsessed with an annoying paper boy and a mother who cooks weird disgusting meals. The climax involves a competition to win the heart of the heroine of the movie, in such South Parkbut it still works over the years.

Best to die Streaming on HBO Max.

“What is your phone number?” (2011)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgkxgrsx-a4

Anna Faris is one of the most talented comedians today, but she has never appeared in a big enough blow that will make her go with Julia Roberts even Dakota Johnson. One of her movies that should be hit is What is your phone number? A charming silly rom-com that pairs her with Captain America herself Chris Evans.

Faris plays Ally, a woman in her thirties who is tired of sleeping and doesn’t want to be single anymore. After meeting an ex who lives with another woman, Ellie is determined not to sleep with any new man anymore, but everyone in her past likes, hoping to find someone who is now the marriage material. Feminized next door neighbor Colin (Evans) agrees to help her, but somewhere along the way, their friendship becomes something more. Will the allies give up her “no newcomer” rule to give Colin a chance? Will Colin stop sleeping to pay tribute?

It’s a standard rom-com plot, and the ending won’t surprise anyone who’s ever seen a movie (any movie). but What is your phone number? The work produced by Faris and Evans, which exudes old Hollywood charm with modern advantages. Their roles are somewhat loved and hurt, just wanting to find someone who will accept their real people: a little futile, a little neurotic, but that’s great. The film is satisfying in a way that only major Hollywood movies can satisfy, which is why it’s even more confusing that this is not the blow of 2011.

What is your phone number? Streaming on HBO Max.