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Stage Door Canteen. I don't know why I waited so long to watch this. Such a great film.
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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Age of Adaline. I loved, loved, loved this movie.
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'Unforgiven' (2013).....the Japanese remake by Sang-il Lee of Clint's classic. Visually it was beautiful & had it been an original film, it would have been great, unfortunately it suffers too much in comparison & lacks the emotion & depth (to me anyway) of Eastwood's version.
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Somewhere, back many pages, is a post I made right after I saw this wondering why it seemed to come and go and get no attention. While not perfect, I thoroughly enjoyed this movie and thought Blake Lively knocked the ball out of the park.
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Disney's Zootopia. I went in with low expectations, and boy, were those blown out of the water. A very smart, funny, and sophisticated movie that both adults and kids will love.
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The latest Star Trek movie. Eh.... The air conditioning was good and frosty. Lots of explosions but little tension... some yucks though...
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Invisible Invaders (1959) Johns Carradine and Agar lend some legitimacy to this looooooow buck sci-fi/horror hybrid in which invisible aliens inhabit the bodies of the recently deceased to take over the earth.
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Donovan's Reef on the Movie Channel while waiting for Detective Story on the Retro Channel.
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Donovan's Reef on the Movie Channel while waiting for Detective Story on the Retro Channel.
Haven't seen the former, but the later is a good solid early entry in the "how a police station really works" genre.
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I have seen both although it has been a while. I remember enjoying both for different reasons. Would have finished D.R., but I came in late so I decided to watch D.S. as it was soon to begin.
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If she had nothing else to look back on later in life to remind her of her career, this picture alone would be enough.
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Punisher: War Zone and Smokin' Aces
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Punisher: War Zone and Smokin' Aces
"Punisher: War Zone" is a great underrated "shoot em up". Right up there with "John Wick" (sequel coming soon I hear). I also like the fact that they dealt with collateral damage and how, sooner or later, an innocent was going to get riddled with all that lead flying around!
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