I saw this a few months ago, and really didn't know what to make of it. It's intriguing in a way, but to me it seemed to border on a fantasy kind of story line. It's an odd one for sure.
The Last Movie You Watched?
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A Russian war film from the 80’s. Good, but not exactly a laugh a minute. Approach with care.
A Russian war film from the 80’s. Good, but not exactly a laugh a minute. Approach with care.
T-34 (Director's Cut). Free on Amazon Prime. A Russian WWII tank film, with Russian actors, Russian dialogue, and English subtitles. I really enjoyed this film, probably because it didn't star some big-name American hack actor who would normally be cast in the lead. I didn't even mind the CGI and slo-mo effects, which is a change for me. I normally hate those. The Director's Cut apparently contains a few scenes not on the blu-ray or dvd.
Great film, very dark and not for the faint-hearted.
No Time To Die. I really enjoyed the first half. I thought the second deviated too much from the formula.
Maybe that's what hell is . . . an eternity spent in Bruges.
JCinPA
The Lather Maestro
My Cousin Vinny on TV last night. Laughed my butt off, again!
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Also on Prime and about Russian and German Tank warfare is a Drama called "White Tiger" Incredible film!
Last night with my sons (ages 21 &23) we saw "Lamb" in the theater. It's a movie that is a bit of a Rorschach. 'Your' reaction to it while watching it is sort of part of the Film. . Also a movie you should see as 'cold' as possible. Stay away from all reviews, It's split into three chapters. At the end of the first chapter there's a reveal which is very cool and if spoiled with foreknowledge, would suck the life out of the movie. Critics are tripping over themselves to avoid spoiler reviews. It's a pretty strange film. Also should see with someone else who is open to strange films. It's a movie you'll want to debrief about. I liked it, found it fascinating, my oldest liked it alot and my youngest who's really smart was blown away. He 'got it' completely. He got from one viewing what would take me two viewings. I will see it again. If your interested see it soon, movies are now in theaters for like two weeks tops. People in the U.S. have not gone back to movies. Opening week, Friday night and maybe 10 people in the theater.
Old Henry.
A rather good new western.
A rather good new western.
The Old Guard
Interesting take on immortals, which pardon the joke, has been done to death.
Interesting take on immortals, which pardon the joke, has been done to death.
Freaks which I believe was from 1932
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
Black widow
It’s okay. Tons of action scenes stitched together with minimal plot
It’s okay. Tons of action scenes stitched together with minimal plot
The Gentlemen. Not sure why I picked it as I'm not a fan of the films the lead character typically is in but I enjoyed it. The character of the coach was good.
Fear Street Part One. A Netflix horror film series, an ok slasher film but very clichéd. I'll still watch two and three as it's an easy watching Halloween slasher.
Fantastic Fungi
Thought I'd watch a movie last night and learn something as opposed to watching one and just going for the ride.
Thought I'd watch a movie last night and learn something as opposed to watching one and just going for the ride.
Fear Street Part Two. Another enjoyable slasher film but again very clichéd, this time about a killer at a summer camp who ends up wearing a bag over his head...
Thanks to a post from Legion I watched Old Henry last night. Like he said, a very good western.
American Madness 1932 - obscure early Frank Capra film - just a few years into talkies.
Other run-on-the-bank plot, but completely different from It's a Wonderful Life. Pretty intense at times.
Key performance from Hugh O'Brien and a young Sterling Holloway (Winnie the Pooh!) in a bit part...
Other run-on-the-bank plot, but completely different from It's a Wonderful Life. Pretty intense at times.
Key performance from Hugh O'Brien and a young Sterling Holloway (Winnie the Pooh!) in a bit part...
