Dylan in 1965 touring with The Band would have been an experience.
You might enjoy this being a music fan of that era. Its excellent.
The Last Movie You Watched?
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Dylan in 1965 touring with The Band would have been an experience.
You might enjoy this being a music fan of that era. Its excellent.
simon1
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I'm sure a lot of people have seen this by now. But, some people say a picture is worth a thousand words. It does have some good songs...CCR Bad Moon Rising and such.
Watched Late Night. Emma Thompson is phenomenal as always,writing is outstanding.
I watched Robocop for the first time yesterday. The original obviously, not the reboot.
I didn't realise how graphic it was in places. I can see why it became iconic though.
I didn't realise how graphic it was in places. I can see why it became iconic though.
Never watched RoboCop!! I saw it as a kid, but the TV version was more PG13. Yeah, it is pretty graphic.
Peter Weller is actually an art history professor and has even appeared on the History Channel as one of their experts.
I enjoyed the new RoboCop movie, but I still prefer the original.
Did not know that, good to know he successfully diversified.
Yeah those are great! Thanks for the idea. I missed Kong: Skull Island in theaters, gonna have to watch it at home soon. The original B&W Kong was amazing, with all the jungle island scenes and the way they did suspense back then.
During Godzilla I sweated bullets until the monsters took a smoke break and the humans were having a pity party. Then bolted out and back. Bladders' ain't what they used to be.
simon1
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Skull Island was pretty good, and the extra DVD with "Special Features" has what type of technology they used for the animation in it. Top tier computer animation.
I saw the original King Kong on TV several times. Saw the 1998 remake of Mighty Joe young, but not the 1949 original but did see the trailers on YouTube. Ben Johnson was around for a long time. The original Mighty Joe Young ape movements are as jerky as the original King Kong, but that was great animation for that time period.
I'd like to see the new Kong vs. Godzilla, but I'll wait for the DVD to come out. That may be a couple of years.
I'm sure you can spot Ben Johnson in the trailer.
We finally got around to watching the latest version of A Star Is Born. Wow!
yes, big improvement over the last one.
Oh man I haven't seen the old Mighty Joe since I was a kid, and didn't even know there was a remake. They're on the to-watch list too now. Great animation indeed. The attention to detail that went into the stop-motion is pretty awesome. I can't wait for the modern Kong vs. Godzilla either. Or will it be Kong vs. Godzilla vs. ???
Captain Marvel.
Sabotage on Netflix. Stars Arnie and, a decade ago, would have been a direct to DVD film despite a pretty decent supporting cast (Terrence Howard, Sam Worthington, and a couple other recognizable faces).
Where are these available?
I'm not sure which streaming service might have them available. I would think Shoah to be virtually impossible to find on any commercial streaming services.
The last time I suggested the alternative I use to paying multiple streaming services for things to watch I was attacked so I wont say where or how I got them. You can PM me if you're interested though, I have them.
Edit: I just had a look on Youtube. Shoah is there, complete and with subtitles, apparently.
So is this, although its not quite the same as the one I have;
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I did more digging, and it looks like it's Showtime. I may have to do their free trial period.
I cant seem to find it listed on Showtime but they are showing a documentary from the Shoah Foundation.
Showtime to Broadcast “One Day in Auschwitz” in July
Time the free trial with Ray Donovan and its a win/win! lol
The wife and I went to see the 3rd installment of John Wick yesterday.
Parabellum
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Parabellum
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Avengers Endgame.
