I love The Thing, I love all 3 versions of it including the recent one which everyone hates.
Last movie you saw?
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For what it's worth, my friends and I liked the recent version of The Thing too.
I did a rewatch of The Force Awakens last night.
I did a rewatch of The Force Awakens last night.
I watched the 2017 Jumanji movie, which I hadn't had the chance to catch at the time. It was really very good. I'm excited to see the sequel soon.
I love the original 1951 film, but haven't seen the most recent prequel.
If I was overly critical of "The Thing" I would say that the editing was a bit slipshod, and the narrative gets a bit confusing towards the end, but fuck it, what a film.
If I was overly critical of "The Thing" I would say that the editing was a bit slipshod, and the narrative gets a bit confusing towards the end, but fuck it, what a film.
Last night, "White Christmas"
Unadulterated hokum, but still looks good, and I love Danny Kaye.
This morning, animated Disney version of "A Christmas Carol"
Not bad
Now, absolute car crash dreadful Christmas schmaltz crap on Paramount.
Unadulterated hokum, but still looks good, and I love Danny Kaye.
This morning, animated Disney version of "A Christmas Carol"
Not bad
Now, absolute car crash dreadful Christmas schmaltz crap on Paramount.
It's a Wonderful Life
we got Space 1999 for Christmas we have been waiting it a lot. It is a fun show.
Ready Player One. The first time I watched it, back in the theatre, I was a bit too hung up on the differences to the book, but still liked it. Now, having rewatched it on BluRay, with a bit of distance to having read the book, I was able to let the movie stand as its own piece and liked it even more.
Ironically, same. Although this was my first time: I'd never seen it in theatres, and I've never read the book.
Tonight I watched "Looking For Mr Goodbar"
It was very, very adult themed for it's time (1977)
The ending was absolutely shocking, and very harrowing
It was very, very adult themed for it's time (1977)
The ending was absolutely shocking, and very harrowing
Funny Face with Fred Astaire, Audrey Hepburn and the wonderful Kay Thompson. Kay is my main reason for loving this movie, I don't like Fred and Audrey as a couple.
Star Wars Rise of Skywalker. My nephew wanted to watch it and... it's lucky he's adorable because that's over 2 hours of my life I'll never get back. 
