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Oh cool, thanks for posting about it. I was looking at it last night.Spenser Confidential Netflix movie, really enjoyed it
Spenser Confidential Netflix movie, really enjoyed it
Have it on my USB Drive and next up~!
Clint Eastwood always does a good job and keeps the drama to a minimum unless it was real drama.
We watched Spenser Confidential last night. Had fun with that one.
The one from the 80s??
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Yeah 1984
Was talking to a childhood friend about it earlier and felt nostalgic
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Ford vs. Ferrari watched on an airplane last week.
Henry Ford II and his Sr. VP were complete assholes, but it was a really good movie if you are into racing. 4 stars
Henry Ford II and his Sr. VP were complete assholes, but it was a really good movie if you are into racing. 4 stars
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The Rise of Skywalker.
We did a Double Feature tonight~!
Absolutely fabulous although it was kind of weird since it happened not far from here on the South Shore.
Good Crime Action Drama flick and some great filming in NYC
That was a very creepy case. The movie looks good!
What was really creepy was remembering how it was in the paper every day and having the Causeway Closed because of the search for the bodies.
I’ve never been out that way, but it was creepy anyway. I watched something about it on City Confidential (I think) a few years ago on YT. Very messed up case.
You should see this movie was done extremely well.
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Shaft (2019) - 5 / 10
Plenty of comedy and some interesting moments mainly thanks to Jackson putting in a very entertaining performance as Shaft.
The culture and generation gap thing doesn’t always work, ending up embarrassing rather than relevant, but there’s plenty of Shaft’s signature style and attitude on display. The story isn’t anything special, the action scenes appear almost incoherently, the lead character is irritating rather than funny, and the “damsel in distress” finale is awful.
Plenty of comedy and some interesting moments mainly thanks to Jackson putting in a very entertaining performance as Shaft.
The culture and generation gap thing doesn’t always work, ending up embarrassing rather than relevant, but there’s plenty of Shaft’s signature style and attitude on display. The story isn’t anything special, the action scenes appear almost incoherently, the lead character is irritating rather than funny, and the “damsel in distress” finale is awful.
Have you seen the original Shaft flick?
Watched Richard Jewell last night. Good movie. Didn't make me think of Clint Eastwood. Felt more like a Ron Howard movie, for whatever reason, not that any of that matters, lol.
A Quiet Place was on, so I watched that one again. Really like that movie, looking forward to the sequel, eventually.
A Quiet Place was on, so I watched that one again. Really like that movie, looking forward to the sequel, eventually.
So, I've heard that a lot of people didn't really care for Rocketman. It was on, so we decided to go ahead and watch it. We both liked it quite a bit more than we expected to. Not sure what it was that people didn't like about it, or maybe it was being compared to Bohemian Rhapsody, since they came out close-ish to each other. Don't know. We liked it.
i really liked it, and BR. i find it fascinating how those people were, and got to be, what they went through, etc.
I loved it, and I'm not a cars, or racing person. I do have a weird thing for sports movies, though. I love 'em, not sure where that comes from.
"Stakeland" 1 and 2.
Ozark is excellent! Especially when that hillbilly lady blew the dealers head off. WOW!
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