I watched The Wrath of Becky and then 10 Things I hate About You last night and really enjoyed both.
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Another classic last night. Sea of Love. My husband had never seen it before!
I have that song in my head today, though!
I have that song in my head today, though!
we watched The Beekeeper yesterday - tons of blood and gore and yet we enjoyed it very much - gotta love Jason Statham, Jeremy Irons, etc
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I love 10 Things I Hate About You! I've not seen The Wrath of Becky. I'll have to check that out.
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I watched Turtles All the Way Down, last night.
it got some good reviews. (97% on Rotten tomatoes). It's not the kind of movie I usually like (teen romance), but I've been surprising myself a lot lately. I really liked it. It has a philosophy/psychology thread in it that also appealed to me.
Don't watch the trailer - it gives away too much.
but here is a short synopsis. Oh, I think it's based on a book.
"The story centers on 16-year-old Aza Holmes, an American high school student with OCD and anxiety, and her search for a fugitive billionaire who happens to be a neighbor's father. She is grieving the loss of her own father while a budding relationship grows between her and the billionaire's son."
it got some good reviews. (97% on Rotten tomatoes). It's not the kind of movie I usually like (teen romance), but I've been surprising myself a lot lately. I really liked it. It has a philosophy/psychology thread in it that also appealed to me.
Don't watch the trailer - it gives away too much.
but here is a short synopsis. Oh, I think it's based on a book.
"The story centers on 16-year-old Aza Holmes, an American high school student with OCD and anxiety, and her search for a fugitive billionaire who happens to be a neighbor's father. She is grieving the loss of her own father while a budding relationship grows between her and the billionaire's son."
last night we watched Marry Me which we realized partway in that we had seen before however it has Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson and lots of great singing so we just carried on... the night before we watched Unfrosted (Jerry Seinfeld) and I do not recommend it - we didn't mind it most of the way through although it was silly etc and then he somewhat glorified a recent political event that was not in the least funny and so all respect was lost...
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We have watched The Departed, Scarface and Married to the Mob over the past couple of days.
Morning Glory (2010) with Rachel McAdam, Diane Keaton, Harrison Ford, Patrick Wilson - it was very enjoyable.
Emma JC
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We are watching this. Quite good! The guy from Reacher and Henry Cavill.
We also rewatched Twister last night, but I fell asleep on the sofa before the end.
we watched Page Eight (2011) last night as it popped up on Netflix - Bill Nighy, Rachel Weisz, Ralph Fiennes - it is a British secret service vid and it was interesting and we enjoyed it
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Currently watching "Bullet Train" on Netflix. Very similar to a Guy Ritchie style movie plus Brad Pitt on good form!
I don't watch that many movies anymore. I used to watch 100 - 150 a year, but I'm probably down to more like a dozen a year now. I did see "A Haunting in Venice" not too long ago and it was a good "movie night" movie. This recent series based on Christie books by Branagh have been pretty good overall. I know at least one Christie fan who doesn't like how much they differ from the books, but, well, it's been decades since the books were on the shelves, so I guess some changes aren't all that unexpected.
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