I also enjoyed The Eagle, but to each his own
The Last Movie You Watched?
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Lefonque
Even more clueless than you
New Ghostbusters movie.
Nostalgia is not what it use to be.
Nostalgia is not what it use to be.
Double Netflix feature:
State of Play (U.S. version, 2009). Twisty, tense account of reporters at work in Washington, D.C. Russell Crowe and Helen Mirren blow everyone else off the screen. We don't see enough of them these days.
I Care a Lot (2020). Creepy good drama examines the abuse of malicious legal conservatorship with characters that make your skin crawl. Could this really happen to mom? To me?
Outstanding performances by Rosamund Pike, Dianne Wiest and evil little Peter Dinklage keep the pot boiling.
State of Play (U.S. version, 2009). Twisty, tense account of reporters at work in Washington, D.C. Russell Crowe and Helen Mirren blow everyone else off the screen. We don't see enough of them these days.
I Care a Lot (2020). Creepy good drama examines the abuse of malicious legal conservatorship with characters that make your skin crawl. Could this really happen to mom? To me?
Outstanding performances by Rosamund Pike, Dianne Wiest and evil little Peter Dinklage keep the pot boiling.
Thanks for the reminder. Some 15 years ago I exchanged some bootlegs with a guy in Austria. I helped him complete his Garbo collection and, in return, he sent me Napoleon and some other silent bootlegs, including The Eagle. It's high time I finally watch it and decide whether it's worth upgrading to the Kino Blu-ray.
The new Beatles’ documentary Get Back. Six hours went by fast.
Granted, they are amazing musicians, but I'm liking the 90 minute Let It Be better. We're halfway through episode two and hanging in there for a more complete rooftop experience.
The first Beatles song I ever heard on radio was "I want to hold your Hand" in '63. I love their early songs. I saw the movie A Hard Day's Night in '64 on the Steel Pier in Atlantic City. IMO, that was The Beatles at their best. I did buy Sgt Pepper in college, but lost interest. Of my 700+ oldie mp3s, all the Beatles songs are from Hard Days Night. I still enjoy the film on TCM.
Life of Brian - I am currently re-reading Palin's diaries on Kindle at lunchtimes and they have just released the film when I am up to.
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
Christmas chronicles
Highly recommend to get in the spirt.
Highly recommend to get in the spirt.
Red Notice- Ryan Reynolds, The Rock and Gal Gadot, it was fun but not a great movie. Ryan Reynolds just makes me laugh.
EclipseRedRing
I smell like a Christmas pudding
I watched a 1943 US Army wartime training film called 'A Welcome To Britain' with Burgess Meredith who was particularly good. It is a fascinating insight into British life at the time with advice for US soldiers on how to behave in social situations. It is available on YouTube and there are several other films in the US National Archives series which I look forward to seeing, such as 'Japanese Bride In America'. Highly recommended.
14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible
Highly recommended, even if you know nothing about mountaineering the feat they did is incredible.
Highly recommended, even if you know nothing about mountaineering the feat they did is incredible.
The Rescue.
A good documentary about the rescue of the Thai boys soccer team that got trapped in the flooded caves. Even though I knew how it ended, it was quite nail biting.
A good documentary about the rescue of the Thai boys soccer team that got trapped in the flooded caves. Even though I knew how it ended, it was quite nail biting.
I quite like the Beatles, but I'm not sure if it is enough to sit through six hours. I've downloaded the first episode, we shall see.
Calamity Jane
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings fun entertainment
Death wish - Bruce Willis et al.
Grandson visiting so we watched Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Not bad
