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Drugs in the LA dance clubs. A nice 100 minute flick to lose one's self in that wraps it all up in the end and then some. And it does it without nudity. A 9 for one look.
Southland Tales (2007) was horrendously bad. I fast forwarded the entire last hour.
Downsizing was worse. I fast forwarded almost the entire movie. If I wanted to be lectured to, I would have stayed in school.
Uncut Gems was promising, but quickly became brutal and cruel. Watching it was like being tortured. I yanked it out of the DVD at about half way.
Never Grow Old -- I actually made it all the way through this dog of a movie. So bitter and poorly told. Even the wife had zero sympathetic qualities. Just a worthless, sad sack of a movie.
Green Book is the last really good movie I saw, and all my black friends are telling me it was all a lie that ignored the truth because the white guy's son wrote it all from his idealistic point of view. The brother of the piano virtuoso said the entire thing is false and made up and didn't happen.
Hollywood is garbage. Hollywood can't make a good movie anymore.
We watched Independence Day with our teens on the Fourth of July. It's been a long time since we've seen it. This was the first time for the teens. Still a fun movie.
I had seen it before but did not remember it. Indeed, I was rebemembering parts without remembering which movie it was in.
Unfortunately, I was remembering also the parts that weren't showing up on this DVD last night and soon realised I was watching a heavily edited down to a PG version. My DVD last night, 1:22. Original movie length, 1:44.
We watched "The Neighbor" last night. It was a slow paced film that had a guy in a long stuck in a rut marriage and then a pretty young woman and her abusive husband move in next door. He likes her but things don't end well.
I liked it, my wife did not but it was interesting.
Indeed...all the places all over the world (China, Syria, Iraq, Iran, etc.) in which we involve ourselves. And yet, one of my favorite movies that I watch every now and again.
I enjoy the way Robert Redford's character manipulates the various government bureaucrats to achieve his true goal; Dinner Out!
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