Based on a true story. I wouldn't recommend it though.
Had some great laughs watching this unpretentious movie.
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Fun enough for me, a bit longer than what it should be IMO.
Had some great laughs watching this unpretentious movie.
Neither Me nor my wife cared for this. Mutually turned it off early, I just did‘nt care for the relationship between these 2 characters.
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Sicario (2015)
Pulls no punches, one to be watched, could be difficult in places for some...
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Pulls no punches, one to be watched, could be difficult in places for some...
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Space Pirate Captain Harlock (2013)
Animation with thought & meaning, have doubts? give it a spin. Right on the nose in 2024...
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Animation with thought & meaning, have doubts? give it a spin. Right on the nose in 2024...
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I just watched this for the second time after seeing it in the theater in 1996. It was painfully slow and long. Not as good as I remembered. Stereotypical roles and predictable as ever.
Btw I’m a 46 year old married man who loved Rom coms back in the day because I would often picture myself in those movies. I would day dream about finding someone and getting married. That’s probably why a lot of the movies I loved 30 years ago don’t hold up that well today. But I still love the nostalgia of watching them on occasion.
I recently also rewatched Forget Paris which was one of my favorites from the 1990’s. It was also the first movie I remember seeing in the theater as an adult by myself. It was also the first movie ticket stub I saved that started my ticket stub collection. It still holds up well.
Cannonball Run 2 was a fun movie to watch. Especially the intro with the Lamborghini and Catherine Bach. Also enjoyed Jackie Chan in this. I must’ve watched the big fight scene at the Ranch 20 times as a kid.
I don’t think I had ever seen this movie from start to finish. I had seen it from about the midpoint several times. I just watched this last weekend and it was so inspiring and brought me to tears. It was tough to watch how much he was discriminated against but he continued to push against it and overcame the odds.
I highly recommend it if you haven’t seen it. It does have good amount of strong language in it. So be warned if you have children around. It is DeNiro after all.
RIP Donald Sutherland. An amazing actor that was able to play many, many roles.
The ending of Body Snatchers will live in my head forever.
The ending of Body Snatchers will live in my head forever.
A movie I rewatched recently War of the Buttons. Great Irish movie and free on YouTube. A few noticeable actors in it, Colm Meany aka Chief O'Brien, and Liam Cunningham. Great touching and fun story.
Correct, but when you are young it’s not quite as apparent, as when you are nearer to the end than the beginning. Don’t mistake this for fear, just a bit of sadness as the perishable nature of this existence becomes more prominent in my awareness. That said, I am optimistic about the prospects for the future. Yes, I’m referencing spirituality, but due to forum rules, the conversation must stop here. Check my signature for links where this topic can be explored more fully, if the desire is there. ☺️
You do know that Godzilla is the actor with the most movies of any actor -- over 73 at last count.
Ok, and how many Oscars or other prices did the big guy got? 😉
I had to check that up - yes, for visual effects.
But where vere the the real guy himself to pick that up? 😉
Depends on your definitions of life and death etc.
I had a profound NDE as young myself. Not going into it further here of course, but there’s plenty of MOVIES and information about it for the interested today.
movies about near death experiences
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Edited to add -- Godzilla has had at least one baby, so he is a she.