I watched Jungle Cruise on Disney+, which I first saw back when it was in theaters. I really enjoyed it again this time.
The Menu Funny and awkward. Great performances by Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult. A movie has never made me crave a cheeseburger more than this one
I have a fair whack of movies in my collection, but I always seem to watch the same ones! srsly, if I'm sitting in my living room watching a movie, odds are that it's gonna be one of these four: - Rogue One - The Hunt for Red October - Apollo 11 - 2001: A Space Odyssey (my favorite movie of all time) I am nothing if not consistent.
Don't you mean Apollo 13? BTW great movie and I love it. Ron Howard did well with this one. I still have not gone to the cinema to see M3gan.... I keep saying I will but haven't I did see the video where Wednesday Adams and her had a dance off
I didn't remember writing the post you replied to, so I followed the link back, and it turns out it was from 13 months ago! That must be some kind of record! There actually is a movie called Apollo 11, but it was a documentary using actual footage of the Apollo 11 mission. I've seen it once, and as someone who wasn't alive for the real Apollo 11, I found it quite interesting. Not sure whether that was the one MLB was referring to or not, though. Although I do agree with your assessment of Apollo 13; it is one of my favourites.
Yes, that was the movie I was referring to. I did enjoy Apollo 13 very much, of course. But Apollo 11 was the movie I was talking about. Yes, you must.
I have seen precisely TWO movies in the MCU: Iron Man (the original) and the non-Quantumania Ant-Man & the Wasp. I have a LOT of catching up to do, it would seem. Aren't there like 40 movies in the MCU by now? I don't have that kind of time!
Saw Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is morning, and I liked it. I posted my more detailed thoughts over in the review and discussion thread.
I have all the movies from the very first Iron man to the first Black Panther and that's 20 movies, but honestly out of that lot there's only a few favourites I watch in repeats and they are Iron Man Avengers Captain America Black Panther 1st one Guardians Of The Galaxy 1st one Ant Man 1st one The rest I just avoid repeating because those are the only ones I like.
So - and apologizings if this is a stupid question - you don't have to see every movie to know what's going on?
Yes and no... Some of them feel fine as stand alone movies but they are all somehow connected which is annoying really. Maybe find a short story recap if you can that explains the timeline from Captain America onwards. While Iron Man was the first Marvel movie Captain America is the actual first story in the timeline
I saw the last Ant-Man/Wasp movie and I was OK with it. I even understood the ending scene. A little.
I finally caught Banshees of Inisherin this weekend at a picturehouse theatre and I can see why it's been nominated for so many awards. Some of the blackest, bleakest, most hilarious shit I've seen. In Bruges but turned up to 11. I am really torn on whether I want the Oscars to go to it or Everything Everywhere now!