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Sicario -- Day of the Soldado
Very good but not as good as first one IMO
And a hook I must admit I didn't see coming but totally realistic in the context
Definitely at least one to come and maybe more
Sicario -- Day of the Soldado
Very good but not as good as first one IMO
And a hook I must admit I didn't see coming but totally realistic in the context
Definitely at least one to come and maybe more
I find it odd...I didn't know how to spell the title of the Movie...But I did the gorgeous Benicio's....
Very pertinent movie about the Mexican border!!!!
I must say I was surprised when they showed a shot Mexico City with such tall and beautiful skyscrapers.
Just finishing up a ten part, 18 hour documentary on Vietnam, by Ken Burns & Lynn Novick. I have been just glued to this doc.
They also do a five hour, three part documentary on prohibition, titled "Prohibition".
This team of Burns & Novick are absolutely incredible in their depth and portrayal of the sentiments of Americans during these pivotal events in our nation's history. These are must watch, and you can find them on Netflix, and most likely on DVD.
Had this movie in inventory, in one form or another, forever. At first, I didn't watch it for I thought it was another slasher flick, but then I caught a segment of it in passing and thought it was a comedy, which it sort of was. The thing is I don't think it ever decided what it was and at the end, one is left wondering just what did they watch.
It was the first flick out of a collection of 15 I ordered for one particular feature. This movie is aged (but if you just use jeeps then your flick can be ageless), there are scientific errors in it for what we know, and there are themes that now others have used in a big way in their productions, but for some reason, I couldn't put the movie down.
I guess I am like most people in that I like to multitask, but I couldn't get off the couch to even go get something to drink and watched the flick through. It may have been that the movie was only an hour long but in any event, it was an interesting diversion. Started and finished Friday.
The Other Side of Hope (2017), Aki Kaurismaki 10/10, #2 for 2017.
Nice to see the regulars in Aki's films; Matti Pellonpaa and Kati Outinen. I'm sure I'm missing others. Probably one or more of the Leningrad Cowboys. The usual deadpan humor, and the workingman's view - looking up and trying to get out. I thought I had a chance to see one of his films at the theater, but it never played. So when FilmStruck's Criterion Channel dropped it yesterday - bonus!
I find it odd...I didn't know how to spell the title of the Movie...But I did the gorgeous Benicio's....
Very pertinent movie about the Mexican border!!!!
I must say I was surprised when they showed a shot Mexico City with such tall and beautiful skyscrapers.
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