what is the last movie you have watched? (film, vhs, Netflix)

[greatblueheron]

Shoes of the Fisherman

[loves2read]

Originally Posted by RocketDawg

The Norwegian government pays for entertainment movies?

I would personally revolt if our government had to pay Hollywood actors.

Government invests in some movies to support local economy of he country.

[loves2read]

Saw "Alpha" 4/10 IMO...
So many inaccuracies makes my angry to think about them
A YA novel on film but poorly made
Hunger Games trilogy was YA novel so the genre is not the issue...
Just the talent involved...

[TamaraSavannah]

"Crack in the World"
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059065/?ref_=nv_sr_1


Had it around since January, finally got around to watching it. I guess it must have been one of those flicks Amazon recommended because I ordered a lot of sci around then.



Provided it is not compared to "today", it is an enjoyable flick. About the only thing I would say, if I were in the movie, is when the hero charges off to get first hand data (as any hero in any flick does), "Sir, I don't think you should go. We really can't afford to lose you. ".

[Brave Stranger]

"American Animals". Highly recommend it. It's about an art heist that I had never heard about.

[cmptrwlt]

Originally Posted by RocketDawg

The Norwegian government pays for entertainment movies?

I would personally revolt if our government had to pay Hollywood actors.

Yes, all Norwegian movies. The government financed 1/3 of The Wave.

[HomeIsWhere...]

Gone with the Wind

Saw this with my mother and sisters decades ago when we were very young ladies.

[Babe_Ruth]

The Company Men (2010)

Drama about a mass layoff @ a shipbuilding division.. how it emotionally & financially affected it's white collar employees. Tommy Lee Jones & Ben Affleck.

Pretty good flick; I watched it on Netflix.

[jencam]

Originally Posted by Babe_Ruth

The Company Men (2010)

Drama about a mass layoff @ a shipbuilding division.. how it emotionally & financially affected it's white collar employees. Tommy Lee Jones & Ben Affleck.

Pretty good flick; I watched it on Netflix.

IDK why this doesn't catch my interest. I do love the cast!

[Girl]

To All the Boys I've Loved Before - a made-for-Netflix movie. Teen rom-com based on a YA book series from a few years ago. Very light and fluffy, and enjoyable movie.