We have on DVR "Tree of Life" with Brad Pitt. Has anyone seen it?
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It's excellent but don't expect a conventional movie. I plan on seeing it again one of these days.
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Gran Torino always makes me cry. Clint Eastwood in that movie reminds me of my Daddy.
Watched Ferris Buller's Day Off again for the hundredth time or so. Movie cracks me up. And makes me sad when the poor Ferrari gets totaled
I like the movie'
I'm sure I posted this before about Ferris Buller's Day Off and my mentor.
My mentor was the sitting Sociology Chair at a private Catholic university and he was pretty cool and laid back. He told the entire class that movie was a disgusting display of disrespecting authority figures and making them look foolish and a young man who gets away with a number of crimes and held up as hero. He was all kinds of PO'd.
Cesar Chavez I liked the movie but it was sort of surprising he, Cesar, seemed to be a little chauvinistic and controlling of his wife.
Nope. Haven't branched out that far in my movie viewing.....
Watching Evita for the first time. Impressed so far... The music is superior, which btw causes me to realize why good movie-musicals have always been popular: they combine music with story in a unique way; other movie genres don't make the music in it the primary focus.
I didn't know this was part of the DVD - thanks for the info!
For me prometheus was better the second time around. Think i went in expecting awesome gun fights (Aliens) scary chest bursters (Alien). Then none of these things appeared just a really camp michael fassbender and a really annoying heroine in naomi rapace. Wheres the ball breaker like ripley and the crazy but cheesy one liner guy like hudson. any way hope alien 5 is a return to form.
Nope. Haven't branched out that far in my movie viewing.....
The Boy Next Door - ridiculous lurid melodrama posing unsuccessfully as erotic thriller
Chappie - Pinocchio meets Robocop
Unfinished Business - coarse Vince Vaughn comedy (but then, aren't they all?)
Chappie - Pinocchio meets Robocop
Unfinished Business - coarse Vince Vaughn comedy (but then, aren't they all?)
I enjoyed Chappie. Not beyond criticism, by any means, but an enjoyable romp.
Death Proof - F*ckin awesome. Loved the exploitation film vibe. Loved the dialogue (unlike some people). Loved the end chase (better than any CGI action scene I've ever seen). If you have an attention span, it's well worth it.
And, it has a lap dance. That is ALWAYS a bonus.
And, it has a lap dance. That is ALWAYS a bonus.
Death Proof - F*ckin awesome. Loved the exploitation film vibe. Loved the dialogue (unlike some people). Loved the end chase (better than any CGI action scene I've ever seen). If you have an attention span, it's well worth it.
And, it has a lap dance. That is ALWAYS a bonus.
Did you see Planet Terror too (part of the double feature)? I thought both were great. If you haven't seen Planet Terror, see it immediately.
No, I haven't. Despite having a similar drive-in movie culture (we had movies like Stone, The Cars that Ate Paris, etc) we didn't get the Grindhouse double feature.
No, I haven't. Despite having a similar drive-in movie culture (we had movies like Stone, The Cars that Ate Paris, etc) we didn't get the Grindhouse double feature.
The movies are sold two ways here, there is the grindhouse double feature and then longer versions of each movie were released on dvd separately.
Roxanne, with Steve Martin. Good romantic comedy.
