That recent mini-series on CNN called The Movies reminded me of a lot of great films that I've missed. Now that summer concert season is about over I can get back to movies and books that have been piling up.
Recommend some good movies!
dyecraig wrote:
. Now that summer concert season is about over
Like the exact opposite for me as late sept/oct/nov has too many shows and I've only seen 2-3 the whole summer
prorogue wrote:dyecraig wrote:
. Now that summer concert season is about over
Like the exact opposite for me as late sept/oct/nov has too many shows and I've only seen 2-3 the whole summer
You're right, what am I talking about? I've got almost as much lined up as I did in June, July and August.
Don't you guys ever get tired of going to so many shows?
Space wrote:
Don't you guys ever get tired of going to so many shows?
Maybe a big one once a month, but mainly area artists here and there at interesting venues like record stores, so not really. Got a few free tickets for Jiffy Lube which is about 15 minutes away, so I rarely say no to those. At my age it's all about the weather and the parking situation.
Okay back to the topic. Amazing Grace was exactly that.
Never Look Away
Gloria Bell
Gloria Bell
Truman Show. Quality pic.
Us
it's worth a second watch
love the "hands across america" theme
great soundtrack
it's worth a second watch
love the "hands across america" theme
great soundtrack
Bagley wrote:
Us
it's worth a second watch
love the "hands across america" theme
great soundtrack
Yeah that was a really good one. Totally unexpected plot and tone twists.
dyecraig wrote:Bagley wrote:
Us
it's worth a second watch
love the "hands across america" theme
great soundtrack
Yeah that was a really good one. Totally unexpected plot and tone twists.
Thumbs down on that one for me. It started well enough, like it was going to be some kind pf psychological thriller. Then it turned into standard horror movie garbage. I'm not sure what the critics saw in the one, other than a chance to kiss ass the Black director.
Gurrrrl, I just watched Ant Man. It was so good and a cute, simple superhero movie.
It took me almost half the movie, to realize the lead actress, was what's her name from Lost.
Here's hoping the sequel, is just as good!
It took me almost half the movie, to realize the lead actress, was what's her name from Lost.
Here's hoping the sequel, is just as good!
grateful wrote:
Truman Show. Quality pic.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2C29QrlATb/?igshid=1w8x5ss8l5y97
Hail Satan!
Parasite (not out yet)
I want to see The Goldfinch this weekend but I feel there's no way a 2.5 hour movie can possible do that novel justice. Early reviews are so bad.
Anyway, as for movies I have actually seen and therefore can recommend: The Mountain with Jeff Goldblum is fantastic. Rick Alverson is going to blow up as a director at some point.
Anyway, as for movies I have actually seen and therefore can recommend: The Mountain with Jeff Goldblum is fantastic. Rick Alverson is going to blow up as a director at some point.
Julian, wrote:
I want to see The Goldfinch this weekend but I feel there's no way a 2.5 hour movie can possible do that novel justice. Early reviews are so bad.
the Onion A/V trashed it hard
Volfefe wrote:Everyone did. I'm trying to convince myself to wait three months until it crashes onto HBO/Showtime. Really loved the book though.Julian, wrote:
I want to see The Goldfinch this weekend but I feel there's no way a 2.5 hour movie can possible do that novel justice. Early reviews are so bad.
the Onion A/V trashed it hard
Same with Where'd You Go, Bernadette?
Great Book
Directed by Linklater
Critics trashed- 46% RT
Anyone catch it?
Great Book
Directed by Linklater
Critics trashed- 46% RT
Anyone catch it?
Julian, wrote:Volfefe wrote:Everyone did. I'm trying to convince myself to wait three months until it crashes onto HBO/Showtime. Really loved the book though.Julian, wrote:
I want to see The Goldfinch this weekend but I feel there's no way a 2.5 hour movie can possible do that novel justice. Early reviews are so bad.
the Onion A/V trashed it hard
One of my most favorite books. Definitely not going to the theater to see it.