Amusingly, my daughter loves the '80s. She likes the fashion, music, and hairstyles more than I did when I was living it. LOL! We periodically have '80s movie night. That's fun. 
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The 80s was its own special kind of crazy, but the movies and music weren't cranked out in corporate cookie cutter lines like so much of today's stuff. So the 80s is more authentic.Amusingly, my daughter loves the '80s. She likes the fashion, music, and hairstyles more than I did when I was living it. LOL! We periodically have '80s movie night. That's fun.
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I believe they have to call it "The Search for More Money"
I won't go so far as to call Ryan Coogler's Sinners a masterpiece (though it's damn close), but it's as good a film as you're likely to see anytime soon. Far removed from the various IP properties being foisted on us, this is a film that is just as interested in saying something about our society as it is about making money. It's weaknesses are in its ambition--the film has 15 pounds of ideas crammed into a 10 pound film.
But damn, what a ride it is.
But damn, what a ride it is.
Who's hyped for Superman? I have tickets for the Amazon Prime July 8th showing.
I loved this book and am really looking forward to the movie.
My favorite movie ever. Saw it at way too young if an age. I was about 4 or 5. It did not make me afraid of the ocean. I can quote Quint's Indianapolis speech verbatim while doing a very bad impression of Robert Shaw.
I wanted to be a marine biologist at one point. Then discovered they have to rely on a lot of grants and most were rich before they studied it.
It's an absolute delight. It's got a lot of Gunn's trademark silliness, but never looses sight of who Superman is and what he represents--things which Zack Snyder never understood.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford Pale Rider A Fistful Of Dollers Wild Bunch The Gunfighter 3:10 Yuma (Original & Remake) The Searchers The Proposition Lonely Are The Brave Pat Garret & Billy The Kid Who Shot Liberty Valance? Shane Red River Appaloosa High Noon One Eyed Jacks Hostiles Magnifcent Seven (Original & Remake) Forty Guns Unforgiven True Grit (Remake) Serephim Falls Once Upon A Time In The West Wyatt Earp The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Rio Bravo Butch Cassify & The Sundance Kid The Ballad of Cable Hogue Silverado Vera Cruz The Outlaw Josey Wales The Professionals My Darling Clementine Tombstone Gunfight At The OK Corral Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid The Big Country Winchester 73
Last night while working on sorting motorcycle parts I watched "Equalizer 3" again. It aired on cable - FX. They showed it a 2nd time and I enjoyed it so much earlier, I watched it a second time.
I had seen the movie before. Not long after it was aired on cable. But you know sometime after some time has gone by and you see a movie again - you get to focus on more of the little things going on - stuff you may have glossed over the first time.
I may even like it better than the first two Equalizers. Hard to say and a good debate to have with one's self!
I had seen the movie before. Not long after it was aired on cable. But you know sometime after some time has gone by and you see a movie again - you get to focus on more of the little things going on - stuff you may have glossed over the first time.
I may even like it better than the first two Equalizers. Hard to say and a good debate to have with one's self!
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