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The Last Movie You Watched?
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Scarlett Street (1945)
The Admirable Crichton (1957) with Kenneth More and Diane Cilento.
Boy Kills World. Hulu
With Bill Skarsgård & Andrew Koji (Ah Sahm in "Warrior")
Pretty bloody & violent. Excellent movie. Some of the best fight scenes since Rowdy Roddy & Keith David in "They Live"
4/5
With Bill Skarsgård & Andrew Koji (Ah Sahm in "Warrior")
Pretty bloody & violent. Excellent movie. Some of the best fight scenes since Rowdy Roddy & Keith David in "They Live"
4/5
In theatre: Inside Out 2 with my kids
At home: Also Inside Out 2 with my kids
At home: Also Inside Out 2 with my kids
I watched The Admirable Crichton last night and I did enjoy it, but the resolution left me feeling a little depressed.
The island gadgets were really cool though, particularly the clamshell razor on a stick and the cuckoo clock with a shrimp instead of a bird. I wonder if Sherwood Schwartz saw this movie and got a bit of inspiration from it.
I thoroughly enjoyed it, and for the period it was set in, I can’t imagine it ending any other way. I’ve known people and seen interviews given by people who worked for the aristocracy and gentry pre - World War 1, and they were very loyal. A butler’s marriage to a lady would have been a major scandal and would have caused mortification among the masses.I watched The Admirable Crichton last night and I did enjoy it, but the resolution left me feeling a little depressed.
The island gadgets were really cool though, particularly the clamshell razor on a stick and the cuckoo clock with a shrimp instead of a bird. I wonder if Sherwood Schwartz saw this movie and got a bit of inspiration from it.
But he's better than Roland Winters!
two truly great moviesDouble Indemnity (1944) & Detour (1945) - Bad people doing bad things come to a bad end.
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I watched part of Borderlands. It was a work event at one of those theaters that serves meals and beer. The Octoberfest was awesome, and the burgers are good as well. I left after I finished my 2nd beer. Somehow, despite not knowing how it ended, I was still able to sleep well last night.
Watership Down (1978) on Max. I read the book in the mid-70s and saw the film (cartoon) in the theater with my wife, when it came out. IMO, not really a movie for youngins, with rabbits fighting and killing each other, but with cable and internet kids are exposed much earlier to violence than our kids were. As a book, I preferred his Plague Dogs, but can't remember if I saw the film.
The new Beetlejuice movie , i promise I won’t say his name two more times.
haven't read either book, but found Plague Dogs to be a much more moving story
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