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Barboneia wrote:Waltz With Bashir. Beautiful movie.

One of my all time favourite movies. I end up in tears every time ive watched it.

Six Pack (1982). Kenny Rogers

1917 (2019).

Extraction, 2020, Netfix
Damn good movie. Bit sad ending, but if my theory is correct the man in the background at the end is our Merc.

Last night: Convoy

This afternoon: The Train

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:Jason Statham's Hamlet

Preferred him in Much Ado About Nothing myself.

Warsaw '44

I'm not saying it was unrealistic, but it makes Inglourious Basterds look like a documentary...

Contact.

It's a great movie, probably one of my new favorites. Wouldn't recommend to a person who watches movies solely for entertainment though. Not because it isn't entertaining, but because I think they wouldn't be able to appreciate it fully through that lens.

The Silver Bears a Michael Caine film I'd never seen or even heard of before. One of those caper films of the 60s and 70s, a bit of a tired one.

The League of Gentlemen

I said it before and I'll say it again, the British know how to make a heist movie.

Blinded

Birds of Prey - Harley Quinn keeps popping up on my feed but I really don't feel committed to watching, I did watch A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood but basically fell asleep, it might have helped if I knew who the hell the person was in the first place.

Bombadil wrote:Birds of Prey - Harley Quinn keeps popping up on my feed but I really don't feel committed to watching, I did watch A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood but basically fell asleep, it might have helped if I knew who the hell the person was in the first place.

...You don't know who Mr. Rogers is?

Barboneia wrote:

Bombadil wrote:Birds of Prey - Harley Quinn keeps popping up on my feed but I really don't feel committed to watching, I did watch A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood but basically fell asleep, it might have helped if I knew who the hell the person was in the first place.

...You don't know who Mr. Rogers is?

People don't outside of America.

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:

Barboneia wrote:...You don't know who Mr. Rogers is?

People don't outside of America.

Oh, that explains it.

Barboneia wrote:

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:
People don't outside of America.

Oh, that explains it.

I've heard the name referenced in film or sitcom, though oddly i thought it was a talking horse.

Bombadil wrote:

Barboneia wrote:Oh, that explains it.

I've heard the name referenced in film or sitcom, though oddly i thought it was a talking horse.

That's Mr. Ed.

I made the mistake of watching Batman Forever for the first time in about 20 years.

I say "mistake" because when I was a kid, this was one of my favourite movies. So much so that when they did the reboots in the 2000s I was like "Why, they nailed it in the 90s."

But, no, it was awful. I didn't remember the movie being so bad but, aside from Nicole Kidman being rather pleasant to look at, it was basically unwatchable.

Chamber of Secrets

Cornered an RKO film noir directed by Edward Dmytryk with Dick Powell, and Walter Slezak excellent in the fat man in a white suit and panama hat role. The plot was somewhat convoluted, but an interesting film with good anti-fascist sentiments.