'Frankly, muh dear, I don't give a d*mn.' What a classic film!
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Just finished watching this movie, TG - it had a decent plot (that should've been developed more) and was cheesy at times, but I thought it was decent. SUPER random soundtrack...It's not scary!
Not too gory, lol.
When David kills the girl he slept with and throws grenades into the diner, all to the tune of "Because I Love You," I almost lost it! Too funny!!
Finished two movies that I hadn't realized I quit on early: Invasion of The Body Snatchers (70s version). Love that movie 
. And The Horde (French zombie flick). Eh. It was okay. I kept hearing how great it was, and it certainly was gory, but just okay on the interesting scale.
. And The Horde (French zombie flick). Eh. It was okay. I kept hearing how great it was, and it certainly was gory, but just okay on the interesting scale.
Oh, fiddle lee dee!
Gotta tell ya just how great Vivian Leigh is in this. You really don't know HOW great until you watch her in other flicks. In other flicks, she seems harmless, vulnerable, almost mousy. As Scarlett she's a powerhouse, a force of nature. Hell, I didn't even know she was British until I saw her really early movies. Now days we're used to Brits doing American accents in film, but back then they really didn't. Just look at Ashley Wilkes; Leslie Howard plays the Southerner just like he did the Scarlet Pimpernel--perhaps a bit more subdued, but still obviously British.
The Man From UNCLE - breezy action franchise starter
Trainwreck - foul-mouthed comedy in the modern manner, but MUCH better than I expected
Absolutely Anything - Simon Pegg gets power to do anything, tries to correct shambolic private life. Trivial fun, unnecessarily coarse
Trainwreck - foul-mouthed comedy in the modern manner, but MUCH better than I expected
Absolutely Anything - Simon Pegg gets power to do anything, tries to correct shambolic private life. Trivial fun, unnecessarily coarse
I am in the middle of watching Unforgiven, with Clint Eastwood.
I savor my westerns like a piece of fine chocolate. I watch late afternoon, and don't watch the whole thing, then I watch the rest later that evening, or the next day. It's like a big treat for me to watch.
I savor my westerns like a piece of fine chocolate. I watch late afternoon, and don't watch the whole thing, then I watch the rest later that evening, or the next day. It's like a big treat for me to watch.
Tonight I (re)watched "Zack and Miri Make a Porno", great movie, love Seth Rogen... fantastic actor.
Unforgiven was really great! Bad language, and all. I loved when He finally got pissed off!
Now, I am watching the first of the man with no name trilogy, A Fistful Of Dollars. I got the whole set this week.
Now, I am watching the first of the man with no name trilogy, A Fistful Of Dollars. I got the whole set this week.
I also watched part II of The Stand tonight. It has been years since watching or reading this and honestly, it just feels like coming home!
shambolic adjective sham·bol·ic \sham-ˈbä-lik\ : very messy or disorganized
Watched "Reservoir Dogs" again last night, "American Sniper" the night before that.
One of my favorite movies.
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One of my favorite movies. Named my dog Tara, then named my daughter after Scarlett O'Hara.
That is a funny movie and much "sweeter" than it sounds! I've watched it several times.
Love that line! I also love the restaurant scene where Bob's buddy has set him up on a blind date, and the girl asks for bottled water from the waitress, Grace. I watch it over and over and laugh every time, esp when Bob's cell phone rings, and the date says, "I think you're a$$ is ringing," then explodes into laughter.That is one of my all time favorite movies! We quote it all the time, particularly, "For the love of God and all that is holy...SHUT THE HELL UP!"
And what about
the dog watching the door, waiting for Elizabeth to come home? 
I watched Fish Tank with Michael Fassbender. Really great acting esp by the young girl played by Katie Jarvis. Her mother is played by Kierston Wareing whom I loved in the 4-episode series, The Take.