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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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The 1959 version of "Ben Hur", Epiphany Eve.
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It was a sweet film. Father daughter relationship issues, about the issues that come with getting older, baseball scouting to a degree, Clint. It's sad to see Clint getting older, but overall it's a good movie.
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Well, at least I know it's worth watching now. Thanks!
It was a sweet film. Father daughter relationship issues, about the issues that come with getting older, baseball scouting to a degree, Clint. It's sad to see Clint getting older, but overall it's a good movie.
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Fun with Aliens 101 - "Paul" - A little obvious and it started kinda slow but if you catch all the inside jokes it's pretty rolicking by the end. I enjoyed it.
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Yes, it was much better than I thought it would be. I gave it a chance because I like Simon Pegg and I was glad I did.
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I like this one too, very fun flick...Yes, it was much better than I thought it would be. I gave it a chance because I like Simon Pegg and I was glad I did.
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Skyfall
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"The Skin I Live In", Spanish film with Antonio Banderas available from Netflix. Interesting. For any of you who remembers Les Eaux Sans Visage (Eyes Without a Face), this is a good one in the same vein.
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On Saturday, the Missus, Younger Teen Hood, and I saw Wreck-it Ralph. Laugh out loud funny in spots. Quite a few references to other films, along with a heart-felt homage to Pac-Man era arcade games. Fix-it Felix is a blend of Eb Dawson and Mr. Rogers. King Candy is outright Ed Wynn, both vocally and visually.
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Max Payne. It was bad.
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Saw that one last year at The Spectrum (www.spectrum8.com) and WOW Almadovar is one weird cat. Not as crazed as David Lynch. Lynch's work has such a dream like quality that you really have to suspend belief to go along for the ride. Almadovar's style is so "flat" so visceral (at least me) that I find his work more believeable and more disturbing. Good flick.
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It is a strange movie with a big part being in a druged state so technically it has film noir elements - but strange.
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Same...
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Ocean's Eleven on TCM. Watched it many times and still enjoy it. It definitely has style.
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Anna Karenina. My wife and the couple we saw it with loved it; I thought it was a mess. The director's constant "see how clever I am" touches wrecked it for me.
As one reviewer observed, this movie may be longer than the book.
As one reviewer observed, this movie may be longer than the book.
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