Watched Gothika. Not bad. Was a little bit too slow somewhere in the middle, but the ending is great and unexpected. Not a movie I would re-watch later, but a very good one to spend one hour and a half.
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That Cold Day In The Park (1969) Sandy Dennis - Robert Altman movie
This is on netflix right now and it's only available until Sept 1. I saw this many years ago and it has been unavailable for many years until recently. So I was surprised when I saw it on the netflix list.
A slow moving but totally engrossing psychological tale about a woman who takes in a mute guy she sees hanging out on a bench in the rain that she thinks has nowhere to go. Sandy Dennis is fantastic and very creepy.
This is on netflix right now and it's only available until Sept 1. I saw this many years ago and it has been unavailable for many years until recently. So I was surprised when I saw it on the netflix list.
A slow moving but totally engrossing psychological tale about a woman who takes in a mute guy she sees hanging out on a bench in the rain that she thinks has nowhere to go. Sandy Dennis is fantastic and very creepy.
Just finished watching Wish You Were Here (2012) on Netflix (thanks for the recommendation TrueGeneration !) Very disturbing-thought I had it all figured out, but I was wrong!
Re-watched The Ring (American version). It has been my favorite movie for like 12 years now, but I guess the last time I saw it was about 4 or 5 years ago, I really missed it.
He's a corker, isn't he? I like Gleeson in anything. His sly humor in The Guard had me giggling pretty much all the way through
Is that an Aussie movie? With the girl from Warm Bodies and Tom Hardy's brother from Warrior?
I don't know either of the movies you mentioned, but the main characters were from Australia and had taken a trip to Cambodia...
Finally went to see X-Men: Days of Future Past. I really enjoyed it (despite some head spinning continuity errors with the first X-Men movies)! I'm not a huge nitpicker--if the story catches me, I can forgive a lot, and this one caught me. I will say that Hugh Jackman's veiny-ness was pretty gross, though, and I'm tired of Wolverine. The movies act like he's the only X-Man who counts, or the most important X-Man, and that just isn't true in the comics. He's definitely part of an ensemble. Then again, we weren't subjected to much of Halle Berry's "acting" (lol). I did like the end, as well, and I liked that some questions were DEFINITELY left unanswered. I hope there was enough interest for them to do another film to tie things up.
Yep, yep. That's on my list--think I'm moving it up now
I really liked Warm Bodies, and loved Warrior
Yep, yep. That's on my list--think I'm moving it up now
I really liked Warm Bodies, and loved Warrior
Watch it as soon as you can & let me know what you think!
Sandy Dennis can play creepy/crazy to the max! She's fantastic! (see her in Come back To The Five And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean)
Wow, I hadn't heard of this one. Gotta check it out, thanx!
He's such a chameleon. So versatile.He's a corker, isn't he? I like Gleeson in anything. His sly humor in The Guard had me giggling pretty much all the way through
I haven't seen a lot of Aussie movies, to be honest. Netflix gets more English, Irish, French, and Scandinavian. I like foreign films--it's interesting seeing where we as countries and how we view events are alike and how we are different.If it is, it must be good
So far, I've learned that American movies (big budget ones, anyway) aren't nearly as interesting to me (lol).
I love movies from other countries too. I've really been on a Canadian kick lately because netflix has quite a few of them. They seem like they are made with small budgets (but they are well made).
German movies are interesting. They take a little getting used to because (at least to me) they are very slow moving. But, the stories are very interesting.
The Australian film industry has kinda stagnated. It boomed in the seventies, and then again in the nineties, but with one or two exceptions not much has happened lately.
Saw The Hundred Foot Journey. It's got this hunka hunka burnin' love in it. (Can you believe he's 42??)
He looks about 19!!Saw The Hundred Foot Journey. It's got this hunka hunka burnin' love in it. (Can you believe he's 42??)
I just watched this today per your suggestion. Sandy always plays weird women. She's creepy in Four Seasons,Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf, krf's nod to her in jimmy dean and now this one. She is just odd.
This movie was very interesting, sort of a creepy art house type thing.