Latest Movie That You Watched!
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Blair Redford is 31-it just doesn't seem possible!
Just checked Netflix-Warrior is unavailable to stream.
Dang! It was on there not long ago. Sterling performances all round.Just checked Netflix-Warrior is unavailable to stream.
Just checked Netflix-Warrior is unavailable to stream.
Darn!
Maybe you can check it out at your library?
Our library is sorta cruddy-but I'll look for it at the video store!Darn!
Totally forgot she was in Virginia Wolff! She's definately 'out there', but she is compelling!
"That Cold Day" is one of Robert Altman's first films. His stamp is on it too. Those scenes where you can hear the people talking in the background (mainly the scene at the clinic) is a technique he used all the time. You see that it most all of his movies. The conversations in that clinic were pretty strange.
I would agree depending on your definition of "big budget". I assume The Hours cost approximately a mint to make, yet it's arguably as interesting as any movie I've ever seen.
I never saw that movie, though I read the book. Maybe it was lower budget/indie? I guess by 'big budget' I'm thinking blockbuster. And The Avengers will always be an exception for me. My favorite classic superhero movie--I can't count how many times I've watched (and loved) that movie, despite all the errors.
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Surprisingly, I liked it, it was not bad at all. Not exactly the type of movie I prefer, but it was good.
DD#1 wanted to watch The Conjuring again tonight, so we did. Despite believing it's bunkum, it has some really effective jumpscares.
YIKES! I looked this one up on IMDb, and it had a HUGE budget (and only made a small portion of it back).
Mom & brother are watching one of the Charlie's Angels movies. This is one of the most awful things I've ever seen. *smdh*
Proud to say I've never seen 'em!!
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
My third Greg Kinnear-athon movie...watched Stuck In Love for the second time (it's on Netflix). LOVED the SK references and hearing his voice! When this movie first came out, one of the members (wish I could remember who!) started a thread about it. I rented it when it was released on DVD. The director, Josh Boone, reportedly sent SK some of his writing when he was 12 years old and SK wrote back to him and encouraged him to continue writing! I love this! Boone's big break was Stuck In Love and the fact that SK agreed to do the voice cameo was an act of amazing kindness and generosity! Maybe he actually remembered Boone's childhood letter! 
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Is it on YouTube?My third Greg Kinnear-athon movie...watched Stuck In Love for the second time (it's on Netflix). LOVED the SK references and hearing his voice! When this movie first came out, one of the members (wish I could remember who!) started a thread about it. I rented it when it was released on DVD. The director, Josh Boone, reportedly sent SK some of his writing when he was 12 years old and SK wrote back to him and encouraged him to continue writing! I love this! Boone's big break was Stuck In Love and the fact that SK agreed to do the voice cameo was an act of amazing kindness and generosity! Maybe he actually remembered Boone's childhood letter!
Don't know-but I watched it last night on Netflix...
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I went looking and I came across a neat compilation of all of Stephen King's cameos (well - I think it was all of them) - it was an 11:49 video