Last movie you saw?
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I started Ralph Backshi and Frank Frazetta's Fire and Ice this morning, but I stopped at about half an hour to on my bike ride, and I decided not to finish it when I got back. I was just kind of bored with it, and it just wasn't working for me. I ended up watching the 2011 The Three Muskateers instead, and I enjoyed it. It wasn't amazing, but it was pretty fun.
Last movie I saw was Killers of the Flower Moon. Good flick. Typical Scorsese fare- needed about 20 minutes trimmed off it, much like Casino and The Departed.
Tomorrow the wif and I may go see After Death.
Tomorrow the wif and I may go see After Death.
The Gray Man, cheesy drama with Ryan Gosling, Chris Evan's and Ana de armes. Enjoyable romp that didn't tax the brain cells.
Rewatched The Prestige this weekend. Still a great movie, even when you already know all the twists!
Saw After Death tonight. Really a documentary. It was okay, but nothing earth-shaking against all the books I've already read on this subject. Largely non-denominational, but the Christian bias shows in what they don't talk about versus what they do. (Reincarnation being the biggie).
Recommend if you are interested in the topic, otherwise don't bother.
Recommend if you are interested in the topic, otherwise don't bother.
My son and I saw The Marvels. No one else was in the theatre with us so we were able to talk to each other and make observations to each other. We had a good time. We didn't think it was as bad a movie as some have said. We especially liked the actress playing Kamala Khan.
I watched Gladiator for the first time since it was in theaters, and I really enjoyed it, it was a great movie.
The first time I saw it I actually didn't, I wasn't into that historical movies, and I hadn't seen a lot of R rated movies like this yet, so all of the blood and gore was a bit much for me. Now I love this kind of historical stuff, and I've seen a lot gorier movies and shows, so it wasn't nearly as shocking for me this time.
The first time I saw it I actually didn't, I wasn't into that historical movies, and I hadn't seen a lot of R rated movies like this yet, so all of the blood and gore was a bit much for me. Now I love this kind of historical stuff, and I've seen a lot gorier movies and shows, so it wasn't nearly as shocking for me this time.
Just watched Raya and the Last Dragon. It's a pretty good movie. A bit silly at times, but overall worth the watch. 8/10
Oppenheimer.
I tried to watch the Bollywood movie Dhoom 2, but the subtitles were going by so fast I couldn't keep up and after I had to stop abou the fourth or fifth time I had to stop, go back, and pause it I finally just gave up.
After I gave up on that I watch Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, which I enjoyed. I don't think it was quite as good as the first but I still enjoyed it, in a crazy over top ridiculous kind of way.
After I gave up on that I watch Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, which I enjoyed. I don't think it was quite as good as the first but I still enjoyed it, in a crazy over top ridiculous kind of way.
I loved the fat dragon. 
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