Both great westerns! If you haven't, the Coen Bros + Bridges True Grit (2010) is also worth seeing. Newcomer Hailee Steinfeld is amazing and Jeff Bridges nails his version of Rooster Cogburn.
I recently got this in the mail:
As gritty and killer an example of cinema verite as you will ever find.
I recently got this in the mail:
As gritty and killer an example of cinema verite as you will ever find.
Last night I revisited (2010) ::
Love it too.
Wasn't moved by it although I do like the directors.
Saw a weird movie with Clive Owen two nights ago, wasn't great, despite Owen being a very good actor:
speaking of remakes - fan boy alert
worth the price of the popcorn every time to see Bryan Cranston and Bill Nighy - and Kate & Jessica? .... jus sayin
love the cast listing: "Kaitlyn Leeb - three breasted woman"
Oh, you want a coherent story line instead of $5M a minute in CGI? , try something with less than 12 names accredited for story/screen play
worth the price of the popcorn every time to see Bryan Cranston and Bill Nighy - and Kate & Jessica? .... jus sayin
love the cast listing: "Kaitlyn Leeb - three breasted woman"
Oh, you want a coherent story line instead of $5M a minute in CGI? , try something with less than 12 names accredited for story/screen play
Ahh.. I simply meant there was a sanctioned release by the parties that actually created the work on former format known as VHS. 🙂
Geena -sure, but which, exactly? Not without some embarrassing turkeys herself - although I'd be inclined to blame Jeff
Second Best! ...Awesome, grand, epic proportional/emotional, dynamite! ...And the Music! ...Sublime.
* I was waiting to see if someone would mention it; and it happens to be you, Scott. 😎 ...Right on, you're invited as to be my best man.
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way better than I thought it'd be
first time I saw Kyle Chandler and thought - what a prick - even though a short performance, he inhabited that role - who of us doesn't have one of those guys in our family tree -or on a bad day, mirror?
Chris, all your pictures (spoiler alerts); I cannot see, they don't show up (won't download).
* Is there a trick?
* Is there a trick?
I just use the Image icon to copy and paste the URL from IMDB page
for the record, the most recent post was "the Spectacular Now",
and the previous was the 2012 remake of "Total Recall" -
(spoiler alert): not visiting Mars didn't affect the story for me at all - although it would have been fun to see the scientific explanation for how the "the Fall" could work at all, much less survive its antipodean transit essentially unscathed
for the record, the most recent post was "the Spectacular Now",
and the previous was the 2012 remake of "Total Recall" -
(spoiler alert): not visiting Mars didn't affect the story for me at all - although it would have been fun to see the scientific explanation for how the "the Fall" could work at all, much less survive its antipodean transit essentially unscathed
I remember being totally unimpressed by this remake, maybe it was just the lousy theater sound, or the moron sitting behind that distracted me from absorbing the subtleties and nuances of this film.
jeff
Now I'm glad that you just mentioned them titles, as prior to that I was swimming blind.
* Tip: Use another source than IMDb. ...Like Amazon, etc. ...About you, can you see your own pictures?
{Them IMDb URL image addresses are sure long, complicated and just not worth your precious time - Only one small mistake and caput!}
=> Yeah, use picture covers from Amazon.com, or Blu-ray.com if you watch them on Blu-rays, or Allmovie.com there ya go.
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While I had no such moronic nearby company, I felt much the same disappointment, nay, distress, after spending the almost $20 to sit through the 3D IMAX full body assault that was "Prometheus". - apologies to fans of Ridley's work, but I simply didn't enjoy it, and haven't been willing to give this one another chance. As my wife would say "once is enough, dear"
FWIW, I'm rather a fan of Colin Ferrel's work, and certainly much preferred his performance to Arnold's in the original. Well, actually, to be honest, I can barely tolerate Arnold - decent enough physical "actor" in his earlier days, but when he opens his mouth in any attempt to emote as a human being,😱 - he does make a fine cyborg. Dwayne Johnson is far more fun to watch in that genre.
Bob: Thanks for the tip - yah, the images did show up on the first couple of post views on the originating computer, then poof.
Prometheus was a train wreck in my opinion. An overwrought, under-thought, gore-fest, tarted up as high minded science fiction epic. No offense meant to those who liked it.
Yeah, I thought Colin Farrel was the only decent thing in the 2012 Total Recall. Everything else was pretty "meh" for me.
About Arnold, in addition to playing a solid cyborg, I though he was pretty good as straight up barbarian in Conan 🙂.
Last night, I watched "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" just because it was on Netflix and I'd meant to watch it. Definitely much more formulaic than the first, some pretty pictures, a lot of excessive verbal and visual cuteness, not really worth watching again.
Yeah, I thought Colin Farrel was the only decent thing in the 2012 Total Recall. Everything else was pretty "meh" for me.
About Arnold, in addition to playing a solid cyborg, I though he was pretty good as straight up barbarian in Conan 🙂.
Last night, I watched "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" just because it was on Netflix and I'd meant to watch it. Definitely much more formulaic than the first, some pretty pictures, a lot of excessive verbal and visual cuteness, not really worth watching again.