Plus a score from one of the great jazz trombonists of all time, J. J. Johnson.
The Last Movie You Watched?
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The Turin Horse (2011)
It was a very very different take from my usual choice of movies, I'm happy to have watched the movie.
- Intense, disciplined and focused
It's a drama film, entertainment will come in the form of satisfaction after finishing the movie.
It was a very very different take from my usual choice of movies, I'm happy to have watched the movie.
- Intense, disciplined and focused
It's a drama film, entertainment will come in the form of satisfaction after finishing the movie.
Way late to the party on this one but, Heart of the ocean. I found it very good and well acted
In the Heart of the Sea?
One of my all-time favorites, Julie Andrews doesn't disappoint either lol
I have a soft spot for movies about movies, and this one really delivers.
Nightmare Alley from 1947, with Tyrone Power and Joan Blondell among others in a stellar cast. The film is counted as "noir," and I understand why. A very disturbing film. I felt a little queasy after watching it, despite the fact that no carnival geeks are ever shown doing what carnival geeks are supposed to do. I read the novel years ago and so had my own mental picture of that.
It was a good film. Dramatic interpretation of the true story that inspired Herman Melvilles "Moby Dick".I almost got it right
Braveheart
Couple of scenes in it that always seem to cause a small, watery, salty discharge momentarily from both my eyes.
Couple of scenes in it that always seem to cause a small, watery, salty discharge momentarily from both my eyes.
The Rise of Skywalker. Not as bad as some let on. It is what it is- a Star Wars movie.
It's usually Mel Gibsons attempt at a Scottish accent that causes me to well up (not sure if its tears of laughter or sadness over how bad an accent it is
)Oddly enough, he's not in those particular scenes, but yeah, I hear ya.It's usually Mel Gibsons attempt at a Scottish accent that causes me to well up (not sure if its tears of laughter or sadness over how bad an accent it is
I did a job in Poland with two Scotsmen and we'd go out after work. With every beer they would get harder to understandIt's usually Mel Gibsons attempt at a Scottish accent that causes me to well up (not sure if its tears of laughter or sadness over how bad an accent it is
The upside is they introduced me to Robert Burns poetry.
I did a job in Poland with two Scotsmen and we'd go out after work. With every beer they would get harder to understand
The upside is they introduced me to Robert Burns poetry.
I'm the same, I don't have a strong accent but the more I drink the more Glaswegian I get and the harder I am to understand (at least that's what I've been told)
.The Hunter. Steve McQueen 's final film. Not bad, decent action with no CGI.
Sorry, Wrong Number
Sorry, Wrong Number is a 1948 American thriller film noir directed by Anatole Litvak, and starring Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster.(Wikipedia)
My wife had recorded it from silver screen classics on speculation and we watched it with our older kids.
I didn't realize it was a film noir until the abrupt ending even though as I was watching I was thinking "hey this is very much like a film noir".
Two abrupt thumbs up.
Sorry, Wrong Number is a 1948 American thriller film noir directed by Anatole Litvak, and starring Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster.(Wikipedia)
My wife had recorded it from silver screen classics on speculation and we watched it with our older kids.
I didn't realize it was a film noir until the abrupt ending even though as I was watching I was thinking "hey this is very much like a film noir".
Two abrupt thumbs up.
great pedigree. i was in a stage production of this years ago and I believe it was originally a radio play before a movie.
Sitting in the woods in a RV…. watching Jaws. 
One great movie that I never tire of. And the mayor’s jacket is spectacular!
One great movie that I never tire of. And the mayor’s jacket is spectacular!Rocketman. The story of Elton John with Tara Egerton. Really enjoyed this one, music is excellent!
