Watched Beirut last night, enjoyed, knew there had to be a twist at the end and there was.
Also watched Paper Tigers, fun movie.
Also watched Paper Tigers, fun movie.
What's the last movie you watched?
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Wolf's Call. Great thriller - on a submarine.
skilletlicker
Head Chef
I watched "Lawless" on Netflix tonight. It is a prohibition-era story about a mountain moonshiner family at war against corrupt lawmen. It is a cliche premise but I liked the movie a lot.
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skilletlicker
Head Chef
Cry Macho
Today I watched "Cry Macho," Clint Eastwood's new movie about an elderly Texas cowboy sent to rescue a young teenaged boy in Mexico. This won't be listed among Clint's best movies but I liked it; mostly.
Clint who is 91-years-old has twenty years on me. If still above ground, I hope to be as spry at that age. Didn't quite buy him as a romantic lead but was more or less okay with it by the ending. [Edited to remove spoiler]
It is really the story of a friendship developed between a young boy and an old man. Reminds me of "Driveways" with Brian Dennehy, a better movie with a similar theme minus the contrived romance.
Today I watched "Cry Macho," Clint Eastwood's new movie about an elderly Texas cowboy sent to rescue a young teenaged boy in Mexico. This won't be listed among Clint's best movies but I liked it; mostly.
Clint who is 91-years-old has twenty years on me. If still above ground, I hope to be as spry at that age. Didn't quite buy him as a romantic lead but was more or less okay with it by the ending. [Edited to remove spoiler]
It is really the story of a friendship developed between a young boy and an old man. Reminds me of "Driveways" with Brian Dennehy, a better movie with a similar theme minus the contrived romance.
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Watching it now...
karadekoolaid
Head Chef
Last movie I watched?
" Notting Hill"
Yes - that was the last time I went to a cinema!
" Notting Hill"
Yes - that was the last time I went to a cinema!
Last movie in a theater was "Avatar" - sound system blew out my ear drums.
Now it is either Netflix, Prime or Disney.
Now it is either Netflix, Prime or Disney.
If you want to see a FREE movie that has full English subtitles over on Tubi go take a look at Domingo. This is supposed to be a Tubi Exclusive movie.
https://tubitv.com/movies/617069/domingo?start=true
The movie starts out with the wife leaving Domingo and then Domingo trying to prove he's not a failure by chasing his dream of being a soccer commentator starting out with amateur matches.
I thought the movie fully worked for what it is. I thought Domingo really had it on soccer commentary and the movie made you feel for the Domingo.
I give the movie a thumbs up.
https://tubitv.com/movies/617069/domingo?start=true
The movie starts out with the wife leaving Domingo and then Domingo trying to prove he's not a failure by chasing his dream of being a soccer commentator starting out with amateur matches.
I thought the movie fully worked for what it is. I thought Domingo really had it on soccer commentary and the movie made you feel for the Domingo.
I give the movie a thumbs up.
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roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
About 50% of movies I watch are foreign.
skilletlicker
Head Chef
The Mauritanian
I watched The Mauritanian today. I hope everybody watches it.
I watched The Mauritanian today. I hope everybody watches it.
Cooking Goddess
Chef Extraordinaire
Our local community theatre will be presenting "The Cemetery Club" onstage next month, so I got the DVD from the library just to see what the movie is like. LOTS of scene changes in that; I'll bet that the stage presentation is a bit more simplified. Anyway, we enjoyed the movie even though it's nearly three decades old.
"But that was only last year!" said my brain, then I looked in the mirror,... sigh
Lee Vining
Senior Cook
Searching for the Sugarman.
Kaneohegirlinaz
Wannabe TV Chef
We three watched Linda Ronstadt: The Sound Of My Voice
OH.MY.GOSH!!!!
First, I love her, always have.
Second, I love to sing as much as she does.
Third, she's from Tucson, where we use to live-her family is very prominent there.
Fourth, I was singing with her, I love to sing, not nearly as good as her, but music is music, I was brought up very similarly to her with music and singing in the house all the time, you just have to sing when others are singing!
Fifth, I sing in Hawaiian, I hear certain songs in English and the Hawaiian pops into my head, as Linda heard Spanish.
And lastly, this documentary brought tears to my eyes
OH.MY.GOSH!!!!
First, I love her, always have.
Second, I love to sing as much as she does.
Third, she's from Tucson, where we use to live-her family is very prominent there.
Fourth, I was singing with her, I love to sing, not nearly as good as her, but music is music, I was brought up very similarly to her with music and singing in the house all the time, you just have to sing when others are singing!
Fifth, I sing in Hawaiian, I hear certain songs in English and the Hawaiian pops into my head, as Linda heard Spanish.
And lastly, this documentary brought tears to my eyes
If you want to Watch a short feel good free documentary watch Zion Body of Strength. Zion was Left in foster homes until 16 when he finally got adopted. Finding his way onto a high school sports team and changing the life of his coach and the team he was on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRvGlB1-Ku8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRvGlB1-Ku8
Bitser
Senior Cook
Saw the Ronstadt film: excellent, with good performance clips.
Most recent: The Burnt Orange Heresy, that being the title scrawled on the back of an empty canvas by a famous painter. It skewers art critics and the high-end art biz, while sympathising with artists. The ensemble cast— Claes Bang, Elisabeth Debicki, Donald Sutherland, and Mick Jagger— are top-notch in this artsy, provocative noir thriller.
Most recent: The Burnt Orange Heresy, that being the title scrawled on the back of an empty canvas by a famous painter. It skewers art critics and the high-end art biz, while sympathising with artists. The ensemble cast— Claes Bang, Elisabeth Debicki, Donald Sutherland, and Mick Jagger— are top-notch in this artsy, provocative noir thriller.
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CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Saw Kate. If you want one of those no brain, fighting movies, that's the one.
Also saw The Guilty. That was quite intense. One man show practically. Recommended.
Also saw The Guilty. That was quite intense. One man show practically. Recommended.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWZMdJyeMa8
If you are into looking at competition level grown food this is for you. From head sized eggplant to massively large carrots, super large beans, Onions that will make you cry for days this is for you. See new Guinness World records set as well.
If you are into looking at competition level grown food this is for you. From head sized eggplant to massively large carrots, super large beans, Onions that will make you cry for days this is for you. See new Guinness World records set as well.
Kaneohegirlinaz
Wannabe TV Chef
Last night Mom & I watched Cruella-streaming at home, not at the movie house.
Cute movie.
Cute movie.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
The Vault. Again, I don’t know how I manage to pick the stupid movies?
