Couple recent movies I watched, just wanted to share and see if anybody else saw them.
The Interview-LOL not going to win any awards but you know what you get when you watch this movie, lots of laughs, and raunchy comedy.
Gone Girl- A really great Movie from David Fincher, the Director of Zodiac, Fight Club, Seven, etc, lots of plot twists, etc but the ending was awful in my opinion.
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I never go to the theater, so I’m waiting patiently for The Imitation Game to come out on DVD
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I can honestly say that I haven’t seen any newer movies that I thought were good. Dumb and Dumber To wasn’t half bad. Has anyone seen the new Hobbit yet? I saw the first two on opening night, but have not had the chance to see the new one yet and am really looking forward to seeing it.
A few minutes ago on a toilet not very far, far away….
I went to The Hobbit movie on New Years Day and really enjoyed it. I recommend it if you like this type of movie.
I went to The Hobbit movie on New Years Day and really enjoyed it. I recommend it if you like this type of movie.
Sweet! Personally, I like the Hobbit movies better than the Lord of the Rings movies.
A few minutes ago on a toilet not very far, far away….
I watched a pretty good documentary called "Killer Legends" about the real crime origins of popular urban legends. I think I watched it on Hulu, but it might be on Netflix too.
One of the segments is about the Texarkanna Phantom and it talks about the original movie version "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" and the upcoming? remake that has been discussed on the forum.
I saw "Into The Woods" today. It’s a musical fantasy-comedy adapted for film from a Broadway play. I’m not big into musicals but was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed watching this movie!
I watched "The Imitation Game" recently and was better than expected. Alan Turing was treated so poorly. The guy more or less stopped a war, basically invented computers, and none of us would be here without him. And then he was more-or-less forced to kill himself.
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I don’t believe in monsters.
I watched a pretty good documentary called "Killer Legends" about the real crime origins of popular urban legends. I think I watched it on Hulu, but it might be on Netflix too.
One of the segments is about the Texarkanna Phantom and it talks about the original movie version "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" and the upcoming? remake that has been discussed on the forum.
I saw that on the Chiller channel. Really surprised at how good it was!
"There are such devils."
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