I watched Solomon Kane(2009) two nights ago for the seventh time. I like the Somerset/Devon accent. Apparently James Purefoy who plays Kane was born in Somerset, England.
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Watched Someone Like You (2001) on Netflix. I really love Greg Kinnear. It was weird that Ashley Judd seemed more displaced in a rom-com than Hugh Jackman did. Not a great movie, but it had some good lines here and there.
Devil's Knot. Disturbing scenes, troubling storyline, confusing outcome.
Seventh time? So you dig it, I presume? Should I check it out?
Always been a Solomon Kane fan (big Robert E. Howard buff, me), you see.
Watched Stay (2013) on Netflix last night. Starring Aidan Quinn and Taylor Schilling (haven't seen her in anything except Orange is the New Black, which I love). The acting was pretty good, but the writing and story could've used some help.
The Bravados with Gregory Peck, and Joan Collins.
Saw No Escape with Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan. Actionthriller. Meh. Oh, and there was a lady in there somewhere but she was hugging her daughters all the time so i forget her name. Oh, it was Lake Bell. Think i've seen her in some horrormovie somewhere.....
The Patriot is on.
Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger.
I like this movie.
On an extremely shallow note, the only thing missing is Liam Neeson in Rob Roy days.
Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger.
I like this movie.
On an extremely shallow note, the only thing missing is Liam Neeson in Rob Roy days.
Watched Serena (2014) on Netflix last night. After Silver Linings Playbook, I know Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence are legitimate "big time" actors now, but something just didn't work for me in this movie. Maybe it was the screenplay as well - I definitely didn't care for the subject matter. On the upside, it did make me want to re-watch The Man from Snowy River, which is a happy, feel-good movie (not like this one!).
Steve Martin and Michael Bloody Caine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Slick little comedy classic if you ask me. First real viewing; last time I saw it, I was a fever addled thirteen year-old--sick as a dog--and couldn't figure out what was happening, why one minute Martin was a drooling, eye-patched idiot, the next he's a paraplegic war hero, or what the who. Now I get it. Good show, boys.
Yoda directed this one. Has The Emperor in it, too.
Yoda directed this one. Has The Emperor in it, too.
I thought the book was quite a bit better. The movie left out a bunch of details. The book is very troubling.
One of my favorite movies.
I didn't know it was based on a book. The movie troubled me more than most, but I may give the book a read in the future.
My favorite scene is the 'May I go to the bathroom?....................Thank you.'
Watched my bluray of Machete last night. Lots of shooting, guns and a nude Lindsay Lohan, but it's got Danny Trejo starring in the title role so it's all good. I like Machete Kills better tho- more humor and it's got Lady Gaga.
Kinnear's good in Autofocus
