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Could have been interesting—her as a version of Jeff Bridges in the “Old Man” or Liam Neeson in “Taken”
She reminded me of Agnes Morehead in the Twilight Zone episode about the mini-robot invaders
But the script is just SO lame…couldn’t take more than 30 min
Last night watched “The Northman” now free on Amazon Prime
Alexander Skarsgard, Nicole Kidman, a tired Ethan Hawke and Anya Taylor-Joy
Interesting for its historical accuracy and location settings—great set and clothing design
Plot does offer some differences from Shakespeare’s Hamlet
I thought Kidman was excellent as Gudrun—you can see why she took a sword as her momento
Skarsgard got his thong framed—and he has a beautiful body
It was a good movie but lacked the spark that would make it a movie you would choose to rewatch if you stumbled across it in a year or so
The ambient/natural lighting IS an issue —I tried watching it on bigger screen tv w/ and w/o lights on and finally used my IPad w/o lights…but I admit my vision is not that sharp anymore
I watched The Northman in the theater on Dolby Digital, and it was a very impressive almost visceral experience. It's difficult imagine re-watching it on TV though because I think that takes a lot away from it.
As far as the last movie I watched goes...I watched Halloween Ends tonight. I jokingly called it "The School Shooter Halloween". If you watch it, you'll know what I mean.
Vintage sci-fi. Aesthetically it is very cool. Space traveller's land on a strange, foggy planet populated by dying vampires. Because of all the colors & ambient fog, it reminded me of a stylish comic book.. but a stylish comic book that has almost no story. It's sort of like an episode of original Star Trek, without social commentary. Not bad, just pretty empty on plot. A good sample of sci-fi from that era. On Prime right now.
Vintage sci-fi. Aesthetically it is very cool. Space traveller's land on a strange, foggy planet populated by dying vampires. Because of all the colors & ambient fog, it reminded me of a stylish comic book.. but a stylish comic book that has almost no story. It's sort of like an episode of original Star Trek, without social commentary. Not bad, just pretty empty on plot. A good sample of sci-fi from that era. On Prime right now.
It sounds like an episode of Rocket Robinhood.
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