I'm doing a rewatch of all the Fast And Furious movies. They are big, loud and dumb, but fun
Last movie you saw?
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rewatched the 1987 verison of the running man
Star Trek: Section 31. That was definitely ... something else.
It certainly was....... I did like her space station that was pretty neat
I'm not supposed to talk about it. 
I saw Planes Trains and Automobiles over the weekend. I had wanted to rewatch it after watching the John Candy Documentary, but it was also the week before Thanksgiving. I also saw Wicked For Good last week.
I'm not supposed to talk about it.
Begonia with Emma Stone.
Very strange movie.
Very strange movie.
Arrow are actually rereleasing the movie Bugonia's remaking next year.
rewatched resident evil welcome to raccoon city
I've been staying with my brother here in Stuttgart for Comic Con weekend, and we watched some movies together (his wife isn't really into watching movies, so he rarely gets to watch with somebody).
Yesterday, we watched One Battle After Another. Enjoyed it a lot. My brother noted that it's not of any particular genre, but I'd say it's primarily a drama with elements of thriller and comedy to it.
And tonight I got my brother to watch Superman for the first time. Unfortunately he was pretty tired from the day, so he dozed off in the third act, but he liked it enough to want to watch it again when he's more rested.
Yesterday, we watched One Battle After Another. Enjoyed it a lot. My brother noted that it's not of any particular genre, but I'd say it's primarily a drama with elements of thriller and comedy to it.
And tonight I got my brother to watch Superman for the first time. Unfortunately he was pretty tired from the day, so he dozed off in the third act, but he liked it enough to want to watch it again when he's more rested.
rewatched moonfall
We watched Now You See Me 1 & 2. They're really one story, so it makes me wonder if the third makes a real trilogy.
Only just seen these myself. Really enjoyed the 1st, 2nd not as much.
Memento... Can't remember what I thought of it.
(I actually really liked it lol)
(I actually really liked it lol)
Batman Returns
Iron Man Three
Christmas movies for advent
Iron Man Three
Christmas movies for advent
Batman Returns made the right move of setting its superhero sequel story at Christmas, I feel. The winter snow, night skies and neon holiday lights complimented the Universal Monster-style tone and plot the film was going for tremendously.
Merrily We Roll Along.
And my fears that it would be unfaithful to Sondheim's stage musical (I recently had a dream in which I was watching it, and got through the entire barely-recognizable first scene without hearing a note of Sondheim's music) were completely unfounded. Not only is it completely faithful to the stage version; it goes further than I've ever seen, in terms of exactly duplicating the experience of seeing a musical live on stage. It was absolutely wonderful.
They played the "faceful of iodine" at the end of the opening scene as completely intentional, but avoided serving the audience a scoop of "eye-scream." And they played up Mary's unrequited and totally selfless love for Frank.
And my fears that it would be unfaithful to Sondheim's stage musical (I recently had a dream in which I was watching it, and got through the entire barely-recognizable first scene without hearing a note of Sondheim's music) were completely unfounded. Not only is it completely faithful to the stage version; it goes further than I've ever seen, in terms of exactly duplicating the experience of seeing a musical live on stage. It was absolutely wonderful.
They played the "faceful of iodine" at the end of the opening scene as completely intentional, but avoided serving the audience a scoop of "eye-scream." And they played up Mary's unrequited and totally selfless love for Frank.
Star Trek (2009), last night. Fun watching that again.
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