I don't watch movies that often, the last one that I can remember that I likes was "V for Vendetta"
The Last Movie You Watched?
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My wife and I saw Maggie's Plan on Saturday night. It got good reviews and had an 84% critics score on rotten tomatoes. That being said, if I had checked IMDB for the running time when there was more than 20 minutes left, we would have walked out--my wife would have walked out earlier. Neither one of us found it enjoyable or well-written.
Millenium Actress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqq0nVu29g8
Paramount posted it on YouTube for free.They also posted Gallipoli and Jacob's Ladder (and probably many more, they certainly own enough movies).
I highly recommend it. One of the best films I've ever seen. I know some of you are put off by anime, but this film is amazing.
Paramount posted it on YouTube for free.They also posted Gallipoli and Jacob's Ladder (and probably many more, they certainly own enough movies).
I highly recommend it. One of the best films I've ever seen. I know some of you are put off by anime, but this film is amazing.
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True Grit, My second favorite John Wayne movie. First would be The Shootist, he saved his best for last.
Yep, those two are among his best. I think The Quiet Man was his greatest film, though. In any case, you can't go wrong with The Duke.
Conan the Remakearian, starring some wrestler or another.
No redeeming qualities whatsoever; will make you yearn for the golden age of Ahnold and James Earl Jones. Only worth watching if you want to see Ron Perlman stagger around for a half hour in a scraggly fake beard left over from Lord of the Rings, that looks like a sick weasel hanging from his chin.
No redeeming qualities whatsoever; will make you yearn for the golden age of Ahnold and James Earl Jones. Only worth watching if you want to see Ron Perlman stagger around for a half hour in a scraggly fake beard left over from Lord of the Rings, that looks like a sick weasel hanging from his chin.
Garbo's Anna Christie
Deadpool
The Martian
Zootopia. Family movie. Didn't like it as much as some of the family, but there were G to PG rated gags you wouldn't associate with a Disney movie that worked well.
10 Cloverfield Lane
Kind of freaky but quite mesmerizing. I couldn't look away...
Kind of freaky but quite mesmerizing. I couldn't look away...
Everest. Sad.
The Martian - excellent flick.
Agreed. Decided to hit the theater, and took the wife to see the Conjuring 2. It was alright, gave us something to do for a bit.
Love in the Afternoon - Audrey Hepburn & Gary Cooper, in Paris. Entertaining on many levels.
Hitman: Agent 47. A slick, cgi-laden mess. Not very good.
X-Men First Class
Ted 2. A little funnier in spots than the first one. Still not really hilarious though. Seth McFarlane seems to think he's a lot funnier and hipper than he actually is.
But now that I think about it, putting Patrick Warburton and the guy who played Warf in Tick and Warf costumes for a Comic Con spoof was kind of funny.
But now that I think about it, putting Patrick Warburton and the guy who played Warf in Tick and Warf costumes for a Comic Con spoof was kind of funny.
The Drop. Tom Hardy, James Gandolfini. Great movie.
Keanu 2015
5 out 10..little funny
5 out 10..little funny
