watched Legend about the Krays. I kept expecting Spiny Norman to show up, but was disappointed there. Overall not bad. Glad I didn't see it in the theater.
The Last Movie You Watched?
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James Bond "Spectre"
I watched trainwreck. Didnt like it too much.
A Fistful of Dollars - classic.
The Werewolf (1956).
How did you feel about the jungle-burning, tiger-killing little brat Mowgli? Sure, he wasn't as bad as he was in the book, in which he Mowgli gets Shere Khan stomped to death, skins him and turns him into a handsome hearth rug, but he was still a pretty bad boy!
Dinsdale!
How did you feel about the jungle-burning, tiger-killing little brat Mowgli? Sure, he wasn't as bad as he was in the book, in which he Mowgli gets Shere Khan stomped to death, skins him and turns him into a handsome hearth rug, but he was still a pretty bad boy!
Well that was a bit off, however started with fire to Khan's eye, so I think it was an appropriate death. plus there were just enough hints of the musical songs that made it good. They could not have picked a better Louey
The J.J. Abrams remake of Star Wars.
I'm so glad he's not ruining Star Trek anymore.
I'm so glad he's not ruining Star Trek anymore.
The Hateful Eight: I am a fan of Quentin Tarantino's movies and while I did enjoy it, it was one of his lesser works. There was a lot of long shots of beautiful scenery, there was snappy dialogue delivered by Tarantino's favor posse of actors and the usual flashbacks / alternate views of scenes that had already been presented.
This was familiar (good) and also recycled/redundant (bad). I think that he is worked through most of the movie cliches and archetypes; crime capers, spaghetti westerns, grindhouse, chop-socky, blaxploitation and war movies. Some have been excellent and fresh, some have mediocre stale - I think that the Hateful Eight falls between the two, roughly 2.5 / 5 stars
This was familiar (good) and also recycled/redundant (bad). I think that he is worked through most of the movie cliches and archetypes; crime capers, spaghetti westerns, grindhouse, chop-socky, blaxploitation and war movies. Some have been excellent and fresh, some have mediocre stale - I think that the Hateful Eight falls between the two, roughly 2.5 / 5 stars
Ah, the spaghetti westerns, I love them all.
I saw many of them in theatres. Great on the big screen.
Westfront 1918
Red
Brooklyn Castle. 5/5. A great documentary about kids and chess.
October Sky
Zombies of Mora Tau. Been on a 1950's horror kick lately.
Mad Max:Fury Road......Good thing I had B&B to read while I was watching it.
