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I purchased and watched Hundreds of Beavers for US$1 (Amazon Prime, digital). I've never had so much fun in my life for US$1!
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On Sunday I watched Billy Crystal's City Slickers. Would you believe it's the first time I watched it? While I was expecting just a silly buddy comedy it genuinely surprised me with the depth of its themes and how expertly filmed the movie is.
And of the performances, we all know about Jack Palance's Oscar-winning turn (and meme worthy moment at the ceremony, when no such thing existed) but I could totally argue for Daniel Stern or Bruno Kirby's (RIP).
This is now one of my top comedies (I also enjoy When Harry met Sally very much).
And of the performances, we all know about Jack Palance's Oscar-winning turn (and meme worthy moment at the ceremony, when no such thing existed) but I could totally argue for Daniel Stern or Bruno Kirby's (RIP).
This is now one of my top comedies (I also enjoy When Harry met Sally very much).
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I'm on my third watch through Attack on Titan (first time with subs). Probably the best thing I've ever seen, I absolutely love it - a near-perfect modern masterpiece, I give it 9.9/10.
Free to watch on Crunchyroll (with INTRUSIVE ads), or, just £4.99 per month. https://www.crunchyroll.com/series/GR751KNZY/attack-on-titan
The whole series is also on Hulu. https://www.hulu.com/series/attack-on-titan-9c91ffa3-dc20-48bf-8bc5-692e37c76d88
The whole series is also on Hulu. https://www.hulu.com/series/attack-on-titan-9c91ffa3-dc20-48bf-8bc5-692e37c76d88
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In remembrance of Val Kilmer, I rewatched the Ghost and the Darkness. Although Michael Douglas is credited as the star and Val Kilmer as supporting actor (!), it's Kilmer's film through and through, and it's a fine and entertaining suspense movie.
I failed to mention the fine cast that also includes Bernard Hill (RIP), one year before its famous role as Capt. Smith of the Titanic, Tom Wilkinson, before The Full Monty and in nasty mode, and John Kani (T'Chaka, father of T'Challa, the Black Panther).
I failed to mention the fine cast that also includes Bernard Hill (RIP), one year before its famous role as Capt. Smith of the Titanic, Tom Wilkinson, before The Full Monty and in nasty mode, and John Kani (T'Chaka, father of T'Challa, the Black Panther).
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Today I watched some scenes on Youtube from the movie, Ted 2. You guys should see that Comic-Con scene where Donnie tried to kidnap Ted, his disguise was a TMNT costume. Take a look. Ted got away but he had to run and hide in a large audience. John got injured there and had to be transported to the nearest hospital.
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I meant I'm not a fan of the actual horror movies, but any science fiction series I like, the X-files is one, sorry for the confusion. Just clarifying for everyone. However my mom is against horror. She likes comedies. Are there any other decent science fiction films that you recommend that we look at. Not violent ones, but with fantasy and action.
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My very chaotic viewing roster:
- Catching up with Drive to Survive, season 6 (Netflix) = GoT on wheels.
- House of David (Amazon Prime) = Biblical GoT (better source material?)
- Rewatching Picard (Amazon Prime), and about to finish season 1
- The Last of Us (Max) episode 1, season 1
- What We Do in Darkness (through Disney+), season 2
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That's where The Last Of Us video games came from, they were based off of the real movie which I haven't seen yet. Not sure if I will anytime soon, we'll see...
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