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It's an okay WWII romance movie. Great photography, wonderful old aircraft, but at times, the dialogue is mumbled (subtitles would have helped) and at times, the path of the movie is hard to follow.
Not sure why I bought it; I guess it was just suggested to me by Amazon.
Did you like it Rudy? We rented it last night. Strange, futuristic movie. So DH and I felt. Left me guessing where she moved on to. It was ok, not the JF type performance I’m used to seeing in “Silence!of the Lambs” or that space movie. Forgot title. It’ll probably come to mind most likely AFTER I hit the send button. Can’t look up right now.
Yeah, I did...I enjoyed seeing Foster in that role. Charlie Day as well. Even Nick Bautista (yes nurse!) gets a 👍
It was different but what I expected. A fun futuristic action flick!!
As I said in my post in Work and Employment, I'm taking a week off to make the transition to day shift after decades of doing mid shift, so I am taking in lots of movies.
This one has been sitting on the dresser for months...in VHS. It's pretty captivating and some familiar faces that are common now but were unknown then. I always said, after seeing "American Psycho II: All American Girl", that Mila Kunis could be a clone of Angelina.......so I was right.
Some of the players are listed in the credits such as the actor who played Linda's boyfriend, Billy. He looks a lot like Saul Rubinek........when he was 30 which would have been around 1978, 20 years before this flick. Anyone know who played "Billy"?
Anyhow, "Gia" certainly is not a Lifetime flick and now that I think of it, there may have been innuendos here and there, such as homosexuality suggestions when the prime character will end up dying from AIDS even if the source for her was from the needle.
It is an Angelina Jolie flick, an early one, and often times I forgot I was watching her. I don't normally go in for flicks of self destruction but since it was one of her flicks, it got picked up somewhere to be watched.
Enjoyable? Well, that's not quite the word I would use but it does holds one attention.
The Devils (1971) - I get the appeal but it wasn't my cup of tea. It's definitely something you'd never seen before though. Vanessa Redgrave was seismic.
The Secret in Their Eyes (2009) - Absolutely incredible. Amongst the best I've seen this whole year.
An excellent close to 3 hour movie for someone trying to lose herself in movies. It may start off a little slow and in the end, it gets a little predictable, but it kept my attention. Casting advertising is a little bit off in that Leigh Taylor-Young had a bigger part, in my estimation, than Candace Bergen, but I guess that's fame at the time for one.
This was another VHS flick which had been sitting out forever and me being in need of movies, just plugged it in. At first, I thought it was because it was a Candace Bergen flick that I had bought it, but on the second tape, it became apparently clear.........
..................it was bought during a Jaclyn Smith buying spree.
Cinema Paradiso (1988) - Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film
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