In the Cut is a great psychological thriller with Meg Ryan in a role totally against type for her. It's this movie that made me a Ruffalo fan.
Latest Movie That You Watched!
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I'm a big fan of Inarritu. I re-watched Biutiful as it is leaving Netflix. Wow. It is a beautiful film. Painful, grim, intense...yes. Worth it? Absolutely. A true work of art. Bardem nails this role.
I rented Birdman. I'm not sure what to say. I'm still thinking about it. Interesting.
I rented Birdman. I'm not sure what to say. I'm still thinking about it. Interesting.
I rented Birdman. I'm not sure what to say. I'm still thinking about it. Interesting.
I loved it. I saw it a couple weeks ago and I'm still not sure what to say.
Housebound . Absolutely fantastic and Witching and bitching . One of the craziest movies I have seen. Highlights of the latter movie include a gold man with a crown of thorns and a machine gun and another few dressed as one of the green toy soldiers from Toy Story, SpongeBob oh and a 9 year old all robbing a We Buy Gold store.men in Chanel Suits .a bathroom with a hole in the floor and below the hole a man peeking and reaching up to touch your private bits. Excessive finger and ear consumption and a three story's tall nude witch that eats you and you come out the other end with red skin. It was quite something!
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It took me three days to watch that movie. (My time is sort of restricted.) I have Electrik Children and look forward to watching it but it might take me awhile.
Happy hump day!
Hi!
It took me three days to watch that movie. (My time is sort of restricted.) I have Electrik Children and look forward to watching it but it might take me awhile.
Happy hump day!
Way to push through! It was ridiculous. I loved it
Dahmit.
Drink this and walk away. Please.
I'm a little shocked you haven't seen it already, Siggy.
Color me embarrassed. I busted out laughing looking at the post and the smile on your Michael Nesbitt avatar. 
He wants to convey something to you.
I'm a little shocked you haven't seen it already, Siggy.
Don't be. I'm not that clever. (And lunachick1973 description of Housebound was pretty disturbing.)
I don't know about that......
Sunny informed me earlier that Michael Nesbitt's Mom invented liquid paper. Who woulda thunk it?
I don't know about that......
Sunny informed me earlier that Michael Nesbitt's Mom invented liquid paper. Who woulda thunk it?
I was going to mention that to you.Liquid paper aka White Out. Long time ago, I was a clerk and I got bored so I painted my fingernails with white out. Not a good thing. I looked stoopid all day.
That would be Michael Nesmith's Mom. (I owed you one about the Monkees.I don't know about that......
Sunny informed me earlier that Michael Nesbitt's Mom invented liquid paper. Who woulda thunk it?
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Saw Jurassic World today. It was pretty good. I didn't like that while Chris Pratt is the 'star' of it, it mainly focuses on the two kids.
Why does Bryce Howard always play the same type of roles- the ones that you immediatly don't like her and then by the end of the movie she turns into a 'good' person?
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Bryce Howard is Ron Howard daughter. I first noticed her in M. Night Shyamalan Lady in the water. I liked the movie and I liked her. Both the movie, Bryce and M. Night got slammed. (Getting hit pretty hard over here. The weather is bad. wifi not working well.)
Man this GET TV movie network is the schnizzel (when it comes in), caught the ever luscious Kim Novak again, in one of her best, her 1957 flick, Jeanne Eagles, with Jeff Chandler, Agnes Moorehead, and Gene Lockhart.
Totally inaccurate story of broadway/silent movie star Jeanne Eagles rise and fall yada yada, the story itself, while first rate, is secondary to the performances, I think it's a masterpiece.
Great old timey carnival scenes, and did I mention Kim Novak, she's terrific...and terrific in this visually stunning 50's black and white, too..ssssmokin'!
Totally inaccurate story of broadway/silent movie star Jeanne Eagles rise and fall yada yada, the story itself, while first rate, is secondary to the performances, I think it's a masterpiece.
Great old timey carnival scenes, and did I mention Kim Novak, she's terrific...and terrific in this visually stunning 50's black and white, too..ssssmokin'!
Just finished watching Refuge (2012) on Netflix. A life-is-sad little movie. I think the ending was supposed to be happy, but it depressed the shyte outta me.