I can understand some thrilljunkies. But almosr 300 people have died trying to climb everest. And thats not counting the ones that got off with lifelasting injuries that effectively makes them handicapped. I can understand risking ones life for a reason but if the reason is so you can say i was there i think its a weak reason. But you're probably right.
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I watched a really interesting movie last night... Neanderthal Apocalypse. It's actually a science/documentary rather than a movie but it had a good plot and it was scary! so I'm calling it a movie lol. Experts try to determine what happened to the Neanderthals and how their fate may very well become our own.
The typical answer when asked why one climbs a mountain is 'Because it is there.'
Berberian sound studio... A very odd little film. Got to have a way open mind with this one.
Saw an old ie today. The Deep with Jacqeuline Bisset, Nick Nolte and Robert Shaw. Treasure hunting in the bermudas but drugs get involved and conflict arises. Lots of scenes underwater, some underwater fighting and a not so nice Moray eel. Directed by Peter Yates. Shaw has a similar role as in Jaws but this is far from that good. Just OK. A bit too much similar underwater scenes for me.
....but Jacquie made that white t-shirt look GOOD....
She looked good whatever she had on in that movie! I liked the way her hair floated behind her underwater......
When this movie was released all the guys could talk about was the wet t-shirt thing. Not anything about the plot, or the acting, or the shark, just the t-shirt......
Well, it was a first watch for me..... Maybe i'm not in the targetgroup anymore?
Spiderman: Homecoming (2017) Tom Holland, Michael Keaton, Robert Downey Jr
After The Amazing Spiderman basically remade the Tobey Maguire movies, the last thing I thought the world needed was another Spiderman movie but I was wrong. This new Spiderman is fantastic. The story is new and ties in with the other Marvel movies. I don't think there could be a better choice for Spiderman than Tom Holland. He's close to the right age, he's very athletic (a gymnast kind of athleticism which is perfect for the type of stunts he does) and he brings a ton of charisma to the role. Stan Lee said when he created Spiderman, Tom Holland was the type of kid he envisioned. Michael Keaton plays the villain and Iron Man makes a couple of appearances.
After The Amazing Spiderman basically remade the Tobey Maguire movies, the last thing I thought the world needed was another Spiderman movie but I was wrong. This new Spiderman is fantastic. The story is new and ties in with the other Marvel movies. I don't think there could be a better choice for Spiderman than Tom Holland. He's close to the right age, he's very athletic (a gymnast kind of athleticism which is perfect for the type of stunts he does) and he brings a ton of charisma to the role. Stan Lee said when he created Spiderman, Tom Holland was the type of kid he envisioned. Michael Keaton plays the villain and Iron Man makes a couple of appearances.
I want to see this. I'm not a fan of Spiderman and didn't like the past few films. Maybe this one will change my mind.
Wonder.
"Based on the New York Times bestseller, WONDER tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy with facial differences who enters fifth grade, attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time."
"Based on the New York Times bestseller, WONDER tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy with facial differences who enters fifth grade, attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time."
The Fog on 35mm.
Adrienne Barbaeau was at the screening. It was pretty cool!
Adrienne Barbaeau was at the screening. It was pretty cool!
The Last Stand (2013)
Decent action and humorous flick showcasing Arnold Schwarzenegger’s return to the cinema after his stint as governor of California.
Decent action and humorous flick showcasing Arnold Schwarzenegger’s return to the cinema after his stint as governor of California.
Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline, MA.
Re-watched The Dark Tower on bluray. I still like it. They should have left the deleted scenes in. There's at the most 1o minutes worth and it would have helped the story along better.
started watching Rebecca (1940) then watched Cabin Fever and Poltergeist extended cut(the most recent one)
I've watched it a couple of times at home as well, and I still like it. Neatly done action story.
Get Out, on HBO. I thought it was a nifty little horror movie. I have no idea why they're trying to shoehorn it into the comedy category for the Golden Globes, though--the main character's friend was a little funny, but the movie was not. It was straight up horror.