The Last Movie You Watched?
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Watched the last Bond movie on Amazon Prime last night. And seeing Top Gun in the theater today, I’m not a huge theater goer but this seems like a good one to catch on the big screen.
Watched Old on HBO. It is easily one of the most poorly written and confusingly shot movies I've seen ever.
Top Gun Maverick. Fun flick.
Amen, brother
The Last Movie You Watched?
I did see Storm Over Everest. Things I see on Youtube are sort of in their own compartment in my brain, so I often forget they live outside of Youtube. I think Krakauer mouthed off impulsively about Bourkeev, but, and not wanting to speak badly of the dead, some of his actions were questionable...
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"The French Dispatch of the Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun"
Deliciously odd film from Wes Anderson. It's one of those movies that leaves you sporting a low level grin from start to finish.
Deliciously odd film from Wes Anderson. It's one of those movies that leaves you sporting a low level grin from start to finish.
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I saw the OLD trailer when it came out and thought it might have potential. Apparently not. Glad I didn't waste the time and money.
The last film my wife and I saw together in a theater was 2013 Gravity (Bullock). I normally like Bullock, but can't stand one person (EGO) films. The last time I was in a theater was to see a limited engagement of Shin Godzilla. The original 1954 Gojira is still a favorite. Hollywood ruined a good monster, like they ruin everything else. My wife refused to go, so an adult daughter humored her crazy old man and went with me. We both enjoyed that one, so we had a nice father-daughter night out.
Hustle. Very surprised that I really enjoyed a serious Adam Sandler film!
Uncut Gems is great.
Crimes of the Future.
It was OK, but I don't think it delivered on its potential.
It was OK, but I don't think it delivered on its potential.
Thanks, I'll add it to my watch list!
One of my favorite movies. "Hey! Pinocchio! Where are you going?!"
Ha, mine as well! Sardine?One of my favorite movies. "Hey! Pinocchio! Where are you going?!"
Only if you have stale pretzelsHa, mine as well! Sardine?
I watched The Many Saints of Newark on a flight home on Sunday. It was…disappointing honestly. Halfway through I felt like I was still waiting for the plot to form. If it started with any potential it was quickly lost.
Entertaining enough, but not as original as I was hoping...
★★★⯪☆
My wife has been helping out at our daughter's place this week, so I've been able to binge on the 5+ hour dvd's of Feuillade's French silent serials, Fantomas & Judex, that I haven't watched in a couple years. If I can get one more day this weekend, I'll be able to rewatch my 7hr BD of Les Vampires.
In between the silents, I even managed to squeeze in THE HURRICANE, a 1937 film, free on Prime, with Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour. I don't think I've seen that one in 30+ years. I enjoyed it, but the slow pacing would have driven my wife nuts.
In between the silents, I even managed to squeeze in THE HURRICANE, a 1937 film, free on Prime, with Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour. I don't think I've seen that one in 30+ years. I enjoyed it, but the slow pacing would have driven my wife nuts.
Watched Blow-Up for the about the umpteenth time. I really love this movie. Everything about it, story, shot composition, original score, sound. The ending still blows me away. I was watching the documentary on Blow-Up earlier and they had a great interview with the manager of the band The Yardbirds and his explanation about how The Who missed out on the movie role that was so obviously written for them.
