Messygoon
Abandoned By Gypsies.
Another is the 1995 Pride & Prejudice with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. We watch once a year. Just purchased the newly restored 4K version, and it’s stunningly clear.
The Last Movie You Watched?
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Edge of Tomorrow
I find these “repeating the same day over and over” movies very interesting in that I just try to figure out how long they been repeating the same day. I never settle on an answer.
I find these “repeating the same day over and over” movies very interesting in that I just try to figure out how long they been repeating the same day. I never settle on an answer.
Wrath of Man a film by Guy Ritchie.
What a great origin story. 9 5/10
Finished up the 7 serious movies of the Universal Frankenstein series. Didn't do A&C because I packed all my movies away for new carpeting and don't know which box it ended up in.
Unhinged with Russell Crow. He fit this role well, an awesome nut job. Be nice to people folks. Lol
"Ronin" (1998). A truly sterling post Cold War action-espionage thriller from John Frankenheimer. I pretty much watch it whenever it pops up (it's free on YouTube these days).
There's a lot going on, so each successive viewing can be a novel experience, so rich is Frankenheimer's direction and detailing. Not to be overlooked is David Mamet's taut script. It's the reason the cast talks the way it does and it's great.
There's a lot going on, so each successive viewing can be a novel experience, so rich is Frankenheimer's direction and detailing. Not to be overlooked is David Mamet's taut script. It's the reason the cast talks the way it does and it's great.
Deadwood: The Movie
Rudy
Rudy
"Traffic" (2000). Twenty-one years old, topical, and yet still timely. Just a great multi-threaded tale told by Steven Soderbergh (Best Director Oscar) with an Oscar-winning performance by Benicio Del Toro as an idealistic Mexican narco-cop. Much human drama, and much food for thought, especially as our drug problems have only worsened since the film's debut. Included with Prime.
This weekend I wrapped up the Frankenstein series with Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, then on to Unforgiven (1992)
The Heart of the Sea
Black Death
Black Death
Clear & Present Danger
There Will Be Blood
Next up is Gangs of New York
There Will Be Blood
Next up is Gangs of New York
Deadpool again 
Wife went out with her friends last night so Star Trek Insurrection last night. I love some of the lines when the crew are being affected by the planet's regenerative properties.
"The Great Train Robbery" (1978). Lotsa fun, especially a great scene in which Lesley-Anne Down gives Sean Connery a flirty cutthroat shave. Free on YouTube.
Not a bad film. Made me nostalgic about shooting with my old film Leica.
Heart of the Sea is good. I'm a sucker for whaling books and movies.
One of the Naruto movies with my son. LoL
That story line is amazing I must admit
That story line is amazing I must admit
I loved that movie
The Avengers End Game
