This appears to be a list of movie reviews, but it's not in a traditional format. Instead, it's a collection of HTML code snippets that include text and images related to each movie.
Here is the corrected version of the review list in a more readable format:
**1. Prizzi’s Honor (1985)**
Directed by John Huston, this film stars Jack Nicholson and Kathleen Turner as a hitman and a contract killer who fall in love. The film is a darkly comedic black comedy that explores themes of loyalty, duty, and the complexities of human relationships.
[Image: Prizzi's Honor poster]
**2. The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985)**
Woody Allen directed this quirky absurdist film about a woman who escapes her bleak existence by watching a movie over and over again. When the male lead from the film breaks character, she meets him in real life, leading to a whirlwind romance.
[Image: The Purple Rose of Cairo poster]
**3. Real Genius (1985)**
This film stars Val Kilmer and Gabriel Jarret as two high school geniuses who are recruited by a CIA program to develop a space-based laser weapon. The film is a charming, winsome depiction of super-smart science whizzes idealistically hoping to change the world for the better.
[Image: Real Genius poster]
**4. Witness (1985)**
Directed by Peter Weir, this film stars Harrison Ford as a Philadelphia detective who befriends an Amish boy and his widowed mother after he witnesses a murder. The film explores themes of clashing cultures and the complexities of human relationships.
[Image: Witness poster]
...and so on for each movie review.
Here is the corrected version of the review list in a more readable format:
**1. Prizzi’s Honor (1985)**
Directed by John Huston, this film stars Jack Nicholson and Kathleen Turner as a hitman and a contract killer who fall in love. The film is a darkly comedic black comedy that explores themes of loyalty, duty, and the complexities of human relationships.
[Image: Prizzi's Honor poster]
**2. The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985)**
Woody Allen directed this quirky absurdist film about a woman who escapes her bleak existence by watching a movie over and over again. When the male lead from the film breaks character, she meets him in real life, leading to a whirlwind romance.
[Image: The Purple Rose of Cairo poster]
**3. Real Genius (1985)**
This film stars Val Kilmer and Gabriel Jarret as two high school geniuses who are recruited by a CIA program to develop a space-based laser weapon. The film is a charming, winsome depiction of super-smart science whizzes idealistically hoping to change the world for the better.
[Image: Real Genius poster]
**4. Witness (1985)**
Directed by Peter Weir, this film stars Harrison Ford as a Philadelphia detective who befriends an Amish boy and his widowed mother after he witnesses a murder. The film explores themes of clashing cultures and the complexities of human relationships.
[Image: Witness poster]
...and so on for each movie review.
This list just feels like a bunch of old movies from 1985. I mean, I love classic films, but can't we talk about something new? Or is it just nostalgia for the past? Anyway, Prizzi's Honor and The Purple Rose of Cairo are actually pretty great, loved John Huston's direction on those. Real Genius and Witness are cool too, Val Kilmer was a big part of his career back then.
" I mean, I get it, some movies are old faves or whatever, but why is the review in HTML code snippets? 
And can't we just have a simple list of pics and brief descriptions? 
Like, where's the magic in scrolling through snipped-up text and trying to make sense of it all? 
The new format is actually really neat tho, it's like having little movie posters all over the place! 
But still, I'm kinda torn about this... how do you guys like this quirky style? 
i feel bad for anyone trying to read it as a list tho, gotta scroll through all that html code 
anyway 1985 was a great year for movies, lots of classics came out and these ones are def some of the best 
prizzi's honor is like, so darkly funny 
and real genius is just plain awesome 
! i mean, who doesn't love a good ol' fashioned rom-com with Jack Nicholson and Kathleen Turner? Prizzi's Honor is def one of my faves 
, but i also have a major soft spot for The Purple Rose of Cairo it's just so... quirky 
. and can we talk about how cool the poster art for these movies is? 
they're like works of art in themselves! 
but i think what i love most about these reviews is the way they capture the magic of cinema... it's not just about the movies themselves, it's about the people who made them and the emotions they evoke 
. I mean, who needs traditional formatting when you can just throw some images and text at the wall and hope it sticks? But seriously though, these movie reviews are giving me all sorts of nostalgic vibes - Prizzi's Honor and The Purple Rose of Cairo, two of my fave films from back in the day 
. Have you seen any of these, or do they bring back memories for you?
Anyway, I suppose it's a bold experiment, even if it doesn't exactly make for an easy read... 
And can we talk about how cool it is to see the posters for these classic movies?! I'm definitely checking out some of these films now... Prizzi's Honor and Real Genius are on my watchlist 
i was like what is happening here but then they put it in a readable format and now i'm obsessed 
these 80s movies are giving me all the nostalgic feels 
have u guys seen any of these? 
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. Now if only they'd update the poster designs from like, 1985... 
And Val Kilmer... real genius (sorry, had to!) with that whole "science whiz" thing in Real Genius.
, while The Purple Rose of Cairo seems like a wild ride 
. Real Genius is giving me all the feels for its lovable sci-fi nerd characters 
What a great collection! 
#MovieLover #ClassicFilms #90sNostalgia
- putting all that fancy HTML code out in the wild like that's a good idea? I mean, what's wrong with a simple list of text and images? Do we really need to see all that behind-the-scenes stuff? It just makes my eyes glaze over 
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