I think it's still available to stream on Netflix. I need to re-watch it before it's gone-especially since I'm on a Greg Kinnear roll!
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"For that time", my eye. Movies and TV are STILL full of this BS (older men with much younger women), because men still run the studios.
My daughter loved that one, though I haven't seen it yet. Maybe tonightI think it's still available to stream on Netflix. I need to re-watch it before it's gone-especially since I'm on a Greg Kinnear roll!
True. I want to see a movie with a 50 year old woman having a relationship with a 25 year old man. Is it gonna happen? Doubtful, because as you said, the studios are all run by men.
Continuing with my Greg Kinnear-a-thon, watched A Smile Like Yours On Netflix. S.A.P.P.Y. spells 
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Looks like the Ashton Kutcher/Demi Moore thing did not work out for them (unfortunately) - I guess it was not a "meeting of the minds"
They got married? (Wow - I do not keep up with things - thought they were just living common-law).
The discrepancy in age. When I first saw the movie, I didn't believe she could fall for him. Also, the characters are not equal socially.
Just saw Calvary with Brendan Gleeson. Five star film. I think it's the best Irish film I've ever seen.
Stay, with Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts. I love movies like this, especially when they're this well made. It would be difficult to summarize the plot, so I suggest checking it out...
Stay (2005) - IMDb
Stay (2005) - IMDb
Sure. We can see Indiana Jones and Henry Jones "share" the same lady and laugh about it, and she's clearly much younger than either. The relationship is part of the story, but the age difference is a throwaway reference.
You get an older woman and a younger guy, and the age difference, on its own, becomes a drama point for the flick. Case in point: The Graduate. And it's not like those movies are crowding the top of the classics, like To Have And Have Not.
Don't forget Harold And Maude. That's a classic!
Vertigo (1958) Jimmy Stewart, Kim Novak
Number 4 in my Hitchcock 5 pack. This is one of the all time great flicks. This was some pretty edgy material for 1958. Jimmy Stewart is magnificent in this role as the guy that's having a hard time letting go. If you've never seen it, go get it.
Number 4 in my Hitchcock 5 pack. This is one of the all time great flicks. This was some pretty edgy material for 1958. Jimmy Stewart is magnificent in this role as the guy that's having a hard time letting go. If you've never seen it, go get it.
Hector And The Search For Happiness - Likeable drama with humour
Into The Storm - cardboard cut-out characters face impressive CGI tornadoes
Deliver Us From Evil - supposedly real-life hard-boiled cop/exorcism crossover
Into The Storm - cardboard cut-out characters face impressive CGI tornadoes
Deliver Us From Evil - supposedly real-life hard-boiled cop/exorcism crossover
A friend of mine had never seen The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari so I turned him onto it.
It's on YouTube and I enjoyed watching it again.
Have a great weekend!
It's on YouTube and I enjoyed watching it again.
Have a great weekend!
Calvary with Brendan Gleeson. One of the best Irish films I have EVER seen. A great cast of oddballs. Please watch this movie.
Harold and Maude is one of my favorite cult films. Haven't seen it in ages.
Watched Gremlins again. Still holds up well, love the puppetry.
Spiderman #2. Enjoyed it well enough. Electro was overdone, but still liked it. Miss Toby Maguire, but this other guy whose name I forgot does fine. If I'd realized it was a different production company that didn't include a cutesy segment at the end of the credits, we wouldn't have stayed through the credits.
Worth a look, but glad I didn't shell out for it on the big screen.
Worth a look, but glad I didn't shell out for it on the big screen.
Decided to re-watch Double-Double Toil and Trouble with the Olsen twins. I just love these movies where they played as children, they are just too cute
That's one great movie, very funny and sweet.
That's one great movie, very funny and sweet.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Today I watched "Blast from the Past" with Brendan Frasier, Sissy Spacek, Christopher Walken and Alicia Silverstone. I saw it years ago at the theatre and I enjoyed watching it today on TV (I had recorded it).
I also saw "The Social Network" based on the guy who started Facebook - that was okay. Again I had recorded this one, but it had commercials and I had to fast forward them. (It had a few good moments in it).
This particular scene did make me laugh, actually
I also saw "The Social Network" based on the guy who started Facebook - that was okay. Again I had recorded this one, but it had commercials and I had to fast forward them. (It had a few good moments in it).
This particular scene did make me laugh, actually