Watched Godzilla with boyfriend. That was a pretty awesome movie.
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Family Movie Night - great Thanksgiving Day movie to see between Canadian & American celebrations. Stars one of each - Planes, Trains, & Automobiles
Those aren't pillows!
Those aren't pillows!
Saw Gone Girl. I thought it was brilliant. One of the best film adaptations I've seen in a long time. It got both characters down to the ground. My husband hadn't read the book and still enjoyed the film.
I did my first Alien marathon, because I haven't seen yet all the movies. My short opinions about the movies:
Alien 1: I enjoyed it, however it was a little bit boring for me.
Alien 2: I liked this movie better than the first one, I think this is my favorite Alien movie.
Alien 3: Liked it too, but still, for me the 2nd one is better.
Alien 4: Ugh, well. It was my least favorite.
Prometheus: I watched this movie because some people said that it was a prequel to the Alien franchise. Well, the main character pissed me off like hell, so I didn't like this movie at all.
Alien 1: I enjoyed it, however it was a little bit boring for me.
Alien 2: I liked this movie better than the first one, I think this is my favorite Alien movie.
Alien 3: Liked it too, but still, for me the 2nd one is better.
Alien 4: Ugh, well. It was my least favorite.
Prometheus: I watched this movie because some people said that it was a prequel to the Alien franchise. Well, the main character pissed me off like hell, so I didn't like this movie at all.
The Best Of Me - mechanical manipulative tearjerker romance, raised a little by some of the performances
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D - the Turtles look great, the movie is OK as long as you're not expecting Shakespeare
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D - the Turtles look great, the movie is OK as long as you're not expecting Shakespeare
Family Movie Night - great Thanksgiving Day movie to see between Canadian & American celebrations. Stars one of each - Planes, Trains, & Automobiles
Those aren't pillows!
All Hallow's Eve. Make sure the kids aren't watching. Sadistically evil psychotic clown violence ensues. Why I liked it so much, I'm not sure. Worth watching if you like horror movies.
Serena - Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper all at sea in dull period piece melodrama
Love, Rosie - Lily Collins and Sam Claflin in utterly predictable but nonetheless charming romantic drama with comedic moments
Fury - grizzled veteran Brad Pitt guides terrified rookie Logan Lerman to (hopefully) survival in visceral WWII tank drama
Love, Rosie - Lily Collins and Sam Claflin in utterly predictable but nonetheless charming romantic drama with comedic moments
Fury - grizzled veteran Brad Pitt guides terrified rookie Logan Lerman to (hopefully) survival in visceral WWII tank drama
The Rhino scene is hilarious. The first time I saw that, my ribs hurt from laughing.
I tried to watch a couple scary movies last night. One was Carpenter's Halloween, the original, which kinda got the modern Indomitable Mad Slasher genre started. We liked it when it first came out, but had no desire to see it twice, and that got confirmed last night. Switched it off and went looking for another.
A flick that I can't find the title to, but a younger Viggo Mortensen played a son in a house of gore with a mom in a wheelchair who spoke through an electronic voice thingie. When I tuned in, they were nailing a girl's hands to chair arms and dragged in either a corpse or an unconscious person she knew, and they were setting up tools to flay him, or something. She did a good acting job of being terrified and such.
Did not like and turned it off. Sorry, guys. Horror movies apparently just ain't my thing anymore.
A flick that I can't find the title to, but a younger Viggo Mortensen played a son in a house of gore with a mom in a wheelchair who spoke through an electronic voice thingie. When I tuned in, they were nailing a girl's hands to chair arms and dragged in either a corpse or an unconscious person she knew, and they were setting up tools to flay him, or something. She did a good acting job of being terrified and such.
Did not like and turned it off. Sorry, guys. Horror movies apparently just ain't my thing anymore.
I tried to watch 7 pounds with Will Smith last night.
It was so depressing, I had to turn it off.....
It was so depressing, I had to turn it off.....
Watched the original The Omen last night. Creepy movie! I hadn't seen it in years forgot alot of things.....One creepy little tot!!!!
I watched Haunter and A Haunting At Silver Falls. both are on Netflix not bad movies!
Rush (2013)-Directed by Ron Howard, this centers around the rivalry between race-car drivers James Hunt and Niki Lauda. I don't know anything about race-car driving, but it was such a compelling drama and story. Strong performances by Chris Hemsworth (Hunt) and especially Daniel Bruhl (Lauda). Really glad Bruhl got recognition for this role! I liked Bruhl ever since Inglorious Basterds and he stars in some really great foreign movies like The Edukators and Goodbye, Lenin. I would like to see him in more U.S. mainstream movies and/or international movies.
Desperate Hours (1990), starring Mickey Rourke, Anthony Hopkins, and Mimi Rogers. It's heavy, intense, and Hopkins really shines.