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ANYONE SEEN ANY GOOD MOVIES LATELY ?
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The first one may or may not be good, but any time I have trouble sleeping, a couple of minutes into it, I’m out
Just watched it. I really liked it, it's up my alley. Incredibly slow going sci-fi movie though. the entire 2:30 hours feels like an intro (and it kinda is).
Incredibly slow or not, it got me hooked. It's a good thing the sequel's out later this year. Not too much waiting around. Thanks for the tip!!
It doesn't hurt that mom is so fucking hot. Waaay too many clothes though, still waiting for the Leia style bikini.
I watched Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes, last night. I thought it was pretty good, but I'd recommend watching the miniseries "Chernobyl" first.
He could not do a bad job. Last of the Red Hot Lovers. He played the criminal who terrorises a blind Audrey Hepburn in Wait Until DarkNo more Alan Arkin.
I just finished watching Django Unchained for the second time. Great work by Quentin Tarantino! Clarence Thomas, Alito, and those other 4, should watch it.
I’ve seen this like 3-4 times already. The sequel is going to be mental
I loved it, but to watch that slow grind it 3-4 times? I don't know... reading the books sounds faster and more dynamic.I’ve seen this like 3-4 times already. The sequel is going to be mental
"Once Upon A Time ...In Hollywood" by the great Quentin Tarantino! I am soooo glad I finally saw it for the first time just now. You need to be an old timer to really appreciate it. Great to hear those old songs and radio commercials from 1969. "93 KHJ...Los Angeles." I am astonished that near the end, before they split up, DiCaprio and Brad Pitt's characters had dinner in CASA VEGA, where I worked for 12 years! It was my last job as bookkeeper before retiring in 2014. One day Mr. Vega, my boss, and founder and owner of Casa Vega, took down an oil painting an ornery customer cut with a knife. Mr Vega thought it was ruined, but I told him I could repair it and I did, using white glue and cloth on the back. Then I retouched the painting with some oil paint. He hung it on the wall again! He asked me how much I owed him for the repair and I said nothing because I repaired it on company time. It's a bull fight scene. Next time you are at Casa Vega on Ventura Blvd in Sherman Oaks, see if you can find it hanging on the wall.
I watched it not long ago... I was amazed at how pointless it was (and I like Tarantino's movies). but I get how old timers might appreciate it... I sure didn't and wouldn't recommend this.
Watched the 3 Creed movies the last couple weeks... if you like Rocky, they're pretty watchable. Not groundbreaking by any means, just a good ol' underdog story.